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Charles Leclerc credits Lewis Hamilton's success to his approach rather than driving style. Leclerc has gained valuable insights from Hamilton during their time as teammates at Ferrari.
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Charles Leclerc has pointed out that itâs Lewis Hamiltonâs approach, rather than his driving style, that has set him apart throughout his career. The two drivers have now been teammates at Ferrari for over a year.
Leclerc isnât facing the version of Hamilton that dominated F1 in previous years. Now 40, Hamilton entered their partnership last year, when Leclerc delivered all seven of Ferrariâs podiums and accounted for more than 60% of their points.
Even so, Leclerc has used the experience to pick up insights from the most successful driver in F1 history. This season, Hamilton has closed the gap and looks more competitive at the start of 2026.
Speaking to Sky Sports at the Miami Grand Prix, Leclerc said Hamiltonâs arrival at Ferrari presented a big learning opportunity. He has paid close attention to every detail of how the seven-time champion operates, both on and off the track.
Leclerc also mentioned that while Hamiltonâs driving data is useful in certain situations, itâs his preparation away from the cockpit that stands out even more.
Max Verstappen highlighted this last year in Miami, noting how often Hamilton is first to arrive at the circuit and among the last to leave.
âSince the day Lewis arrived in the team, for me it was a huge opportunity to learn from him, so I analysed every single thing he does as a preparation, all the way to when he jumps into the car,â Leclerc said.
âI would say with driving weâve got our own strengths. Sometimes I will look at him on a particular corner but thatâs more specific track-to-track.
âI think what made him have all his success in the past is more about his approach than just pure driving skills.â
Charles Leclerc admires Lewis Hamilton's overall approach to racing, which he believes sets him apart from other drivers.
Charles Leclerc delivered all seven of Ferrari's podiums last season and accounted for over 60% of their points.
In 2026, Lewis Hamilton has closed the gap and appears more competitive compared to previous seasons.
Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton have been teammates at Ferrari for over a year.
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During their interview at the Miami Grand Prix, Leclerc told Sky Sports that heâs studied everything about Hamilton since his move to Ferrari, seeing it as a major chance to learn. He mentioned it again during the weekend.
But away from the cameras, there was more detail to the story. Naomi Schiff revealed that in off-air comments, Leclerc spoke at length about how competitive things had become between him and Hamilton.
The two had already put on a show in China earlier in the season, and even with battles like that becoming more common, their working relationship hadnât suffered.
âI got to sit with him for 20 minutes and we squeezed it into five minutes of video there,â Schiff said. âHe did really elaborate on how competitive the two of them are.â
âEven though they have this good chemistry and they still play chess virtually with each other in their off time, they are still so competitive. Weâve seen it on track this year. When the helmets come on, thereâs no love lost between the two of them.â
That kind of example only reinforces what Leclerc has picked up from Hamilton so far.
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