Charles Leclerc has found himself locked in a nip-and-tuck battle with Red Bull’s Max Verstappen early in the 2022 F1 Season.
The Monegasque racer even took victory at the Bahrain GP on the opening weekend before following that up with a stunning second at the Saudi Arabian GP. These results have placed Leclerc as one of the favorites Down Under on Sunday.
And the Ferrari fast man has continued to prove his winning even off the track with his stunning girlfriend Charlotte Sine. Sine took to Instagram to upload a bikini-clad snap alongside the F1 star with a throwback snap to a holiday in Mexico.
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Leclerc and Sine have been dating since December 2019 – when they took their relationship public.
Like her famous other half, Sine also hails from Monaco, a small strip of land in the south of France famed for its casino and F1 circuit. It’s also here that Sine is believed to have studied architecture as a student.
Sine also had amassed over 300,000 followers on Instagram, where she regularly delights her fans with saucy snaps and updates about her life.
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Sins has amassed over 300,000 followers on Instagram
The stunning brunette is also from Monaco
Leclerc issued a warning to the other teams ahead of the weekend’s Australian GP.
Speaking to RacingNews365, he said: “I feel good in general, but there’s definitely more to come.
“The thing I’m happy about is not really the performance but that I know exactly where I still need to work, and what I need to improve to unlock more performance.
The couple have been dating since 2019
Sins has seen her boyfriend have an electric start to the 2022 season
“Whether it will be enough or not to win the World Championship, I have no idea. It’s still very early on in the season, but let’s say that it’s a very good start to the season.
“As I said many times, I think development will be key, and we as drivers need to help the team in the best way possible to keep this competitiveness.”
