Waiting for Sunday, May 23, when the Monte Carlo Grand Prix will be held two years after the last time, the Principality is enjoying the roar of historic Formula 1 cars on its streets. This weekend, in fact, the traditional Grand Prix Monaco Historique is scheduled , in which – divided into different categories – some of the cars that have made the history of Formula 1 compete. To visit these legendary racing cars with curiosity and admiration, one of the most famous inhabitants of the Monegasque Principality also showed up: Charles Leclerc.
In fact, the Ferrari driver made his appearance in the paddock both yesterday and today, witnessing part of the event live for the first time, since in recent years he was obviously busy with events related to the F1 GP. This year, however, the events are one month apart and Charles Leclerc took advantage of the weekend without races to admire some cars from the past. As a good ‘representative’ of the Cavallino, Charles spent a lot of time admiring the Ferraris of the ‘old days’, but not only. In particular, the famous 312 B3 seems to have caught his attention, a car that has never won a race but has become famous for its particular front nose (The unusual nose treatment quickly earned it the nickname ‘Spazzaneve’ or snow-plow in the Italian press)
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