Charles Leclerc 2027: Ferrari Season Preview and the Monaco Home Race

Charles Leclerc 2027: a Monegasque in red

Charles Leclerc is from Monaco and has raced in Formula 1 since 2018. He joined Ferrari and has become the face of the team for a generation of fans, a driver with a reputation for sharp qualifying laps.

In 2026 he won the British Grand Prix, a reminder that he remains a threat on any given weekend. He has no world title so far, which is part of the story every time he arrives at a circuit.

Leclerc 2027 at Ferrari: teammate, engine and expectations

Ferrari has confirmed Leclerc and seven-time champion Lewis Hamilton for 2027. The team is based in Maranello, builds its own engine and also supplies Haas and Cadillac.

Two drivers with very different careers in one garage is a good reason to go to a race. You can read more on the Ferrari team page or compare the full grid on the F1 drivers page.

Where to watch Charles Leclerc in 2027: the Monaco Grand Prix

Monaco is his home, and the Monaco Grand Prix is on 6 June 2027. It is a narrow street circuit where overtaking is hard, so qualifying matters a great deal, and the atmosphere in the harbour area is unlike any other race.

Seats and standing areas fill quickly because the principality is small. Check our travel guides for ideas, and see the calendar if you wish to combine the race with other June events.

Making the most of Leclerc's Monaco weekend

Monaco's circuit runs through the streets of the principality, with the harbour, tunnel and hairpin among the best-known features. Because the track is so tight, many fans choose their seat by what they want to see: the start, the harbour chicane or the slow hairpin where the cars are close.

Travel is part of the plan. Trains along the coast, local buses and walking will often be easier than driving, and roads in the area can be restricted during the weekend. Allow time to move between zones and keep a light bag, as security checks are thorough.

Remember that practice sessions are often a more relaxed way to see the cars than race day itself. Session times will be published by the organisers closer to the date.

Charles Leclerc tickets: booking early

We do not publish prices; the live figures appear through the Tickets button on this page. For Monaco, accommodation is often the bigger constraint than the ticket, so consider staying in nearby towns on the coast.

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