Martin Brundle reckons Charles Leclerc is like a completely different person when not driving, saying he changes from “Harry Potter’s polite younger brother” to a racer whose “elbows have razor blades”. Leclerc is known to be a quiet, polite 21-year-old away from the track, and is usually soft-spoken when in interviews. Article continues under video However, in the two races since the summer break he has been superb with a more focused, no-nonsense attitude, winning both in Belgium and in Italy, going wheel-to-wheel with Lewis Hamilton in a superb battle which left the Brit complaining about his rival cutting across his path. Brundle is happy with the transition, though, even if...
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