After the checkers flew in Quebec, Lando Norris and Charles Leclerc traded their carbon-fiber cockpits for the serenity of the short game.
The transition from the high-speed chaos of the Canadian Grand Prix to the manicured greens of North America has become the ultimate post-race ritual for the grid’s elite.
Across the paddock, Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc has been undergoing his own fairway evolution.
The contrast between the two drivers highlights a growing trend in the F1 fraternity: the search for a 'second act' of competition that mirrors the pressure of a Grand Prix…
After the checkers flew in Quebec, Lando Norris and Charles Leclerc traded their carbon-fiber cockpits for the serenity of the short game.