Charles Leclerc dedicates himself to music: two tracks released with names of two GPs

Charles Leclerc dedicates himself to music: two tracks released with names of two GPs. Charles Leclerc has long been working on a music project.

In recent years, Charles Leclerc has combined the world of F1 with his passion for music, creating tracks produced and played by him on the piano. Let’s take a look at his latest releases.

Leclerc has not yet announced them on his social media channels, but new tracks have appeared on music platforms. The titles of the pieces are: MC24 (Monaco 2024) and SIN24 (Singapore 2024).

It’s not the first time the Monegasque has named his music after a Grand Prix—he previously did so with the singles MON23 and AUS23.

The two races that inspired the tracks
The first new piece references the unforgettable 2024 Monaco Grand Prix, a weekend in which Charles Leclerc achieved his first-ever victory on the streets of his home city, bringing joy to his compatriots and fans.

Monaco was special for him this year, as he finally broke the streak of unfortunate events that had always affected his home race in previous years. In 2024, that changed. From free practice onwards, Charles Leclerc demonstrated strength, speed, and precision, brushing the walls without overstepping the limit, allowing him to remain unrivaled.

The same cannot be said for the 2024 Singapore Grand Prix, which inspired the second track. Ferrari entered that race after a disappointing end in Baku, where McLaren took the victory despite Ferrari’s competitiveness with Charles Leclerc.

The Maranello team arrived in Singapore with high expectations, but they were not met. What was the key moment of the weekend? The Marina Bay race was bittersweet for Charles Leclerc, mainly due to an incident in qualifying.

Ferrari was in contention for victory, but car number 16 only managed a fifth-place finish. While the race performance was solid, qualifying was disappointing. Charles Leclerc was unable to secure a better result than ninth place as his lap time was deleted for exceeding track limits.

After the weekend, Charles Leclerc commented: “Overall, it wasn’t the most satisfying weekend for us. However, as a team, we can be proud of how we turned things around in the race and of the fifth place we brought home.”