Charles Leclerc will become the second youngest driver to be hired by Ferrari as it became public today that the 20-year-old will replace Kimi Raikkonen at Maranello next year. Ricardo Rodriguez still holds the record as the youngest ever driver to race for Ferrari, after competing at the 1961 Italian Grand Prix aged 19 years and 208 days. But Leclerc is certainly the youngest by far since the late Mexican. Amid a flurry of email statements and press releases, Leclerc was quick to acknowledge his well deserved good fortune when he wrote on Twitter that 'Dreams do come true': Dreams do come true… I'll be driving for @scuderiaferrari for the 2019 Formula 1 World Championship. I will be...
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