Leclerc says the mental training he uses as part of his development is part of the explanation for this. So there is no need for me to change that approach. Again, try and grow from the mistakes of the first half, but try and perform as well as the first half because the performance I've given, I'm extremely happy about. And this I want to keep. Every individual will react in a different way. This is my way of reacting to it. And I've always felt the benefit of being honest with yourself and just grow from it." Please note that the information provided here is based on data available up to September 2021, and there may have been further developments in Charles Leclerc’s career beyond that date.

So I think, mentally, it's a very good exercise and that's why we love it so much as drivers." Leclerc came through the junior ranks alongside fellow future F1 drivers George Russell, (left) and Alex Albon (right) The climax to the season But there's something about it that every single small detail makes a difference. In golf, if you don't exactly have the right mindset to hit the ball, then you already know that the ball is going to go everywhere, but not where you want it to go. Leclerc says that he and team-mate Carlos Sainz are "very involved" in these discussions, and that he has "the confidence that we will get better". I really don't see the point of hiding it," he says. "And sometimes it is so obvious to everybody that the mistake comes from driver, I just don't understand the drivers that are trying to have excuses with the wind or whatsoever. I mean, sometimes it can happen. One out of 200 crashes, you'll get something very strange happen. But I just don't like to lose time with finding excuses, because that's exactly when you start to lose time, and you just don't go forward.We send our Cutouts under plain cover with no pricing information included, making them great for giving. But for now I'm just focusing on myself, trying to improve every lap I am doing in the car. It is a top team, and there are procedures that are quite different to the team I was in before. There is a bit of adaptation." 2019 may only be his second season in F1, but Leclerc has already seen plenty of action

Our Mini Cutouts make unique and exciting presents for fans and are especially popular as secret Santa gifts. So there's a lot more off-time, and time where I'm not doing much at home and in between the races. And it lessens the immediate pressure on Leclerc, by effectively saying, don't worry too much about any desire you feel to beat Vettel from the off; take your time, this probably is not your year anyway. Grace under pressureLeclerc now has three weeks to rest and recuperate before he tries to salvage his season over an intense period of nine races in 12 weeks. Charles Leclerc is a Monégasque racing driver who competes in Formula One who was born on October 16, 1997, in Monte Carlo, Monaco. Leclerc is considered one of the talented young drivers in the sport and has shown great promise since making his debut in Formula One. Leclerc’s racing career started in karting, where he achieved notable success before moving on to various single-seater racing series. He made his mark in the racing world when he won the GP3 Series championship in 2016. The following year, he secured the Formula 2 championship title. Not really. I've never felt too much the outside pressures," he says. "For me this doesn't change much. It's just more happiness, I guess, because whenever you are doing a great job you're rewarded with a victory, which is much more rewarding than a fifth place like last year, whenever we were doing the perfect job. Leclerc agrees with Russell that "the fact that we've raced together since a very long time has made all of us stronger, because we've always pushed each other to improve, and that's why I believe we are a very strong generation".