Charles Leclerc has set sights on victory in his and Ferrari's home races next year – hoping to crown a debut campaign in Scuderia scarlet with Monaco and Italian Grand Prix triumphs. The Monegasque will become Ferrari's second-youngest F1 driver in history next year but is taking no time to settle in. Leclerc will replace Kimi Raikkonen to team with Sebastian Vettel at Ferrari next year and has been tipped to elbow his way into the German and Lewis Hamilton's title fight, despite his relative inexperience. Having shown fine skills and racecraft in a rookie campaign at Sauber, Leclerc doesn't want to waste any time in realising his dreams with the famous Italian squad. Leclerc...
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