Charles Leclerc goal in Formula 1 is a rather simple one, at least in words, he just wants to be the “best possible.”

Stepping up to Ferrari this season after a year with Sauber, the Monegasque driver is already showing everyone that he has what it takes to compete against the very best.

He finished fifth on his Ferrari debut, which could have been fourth where it not for team orders to stay behind Sebastian Vettel, and two weeks later pipped his four-time World Champion team-mate to pole position in Bahrain.

That race was another one of what could have been as Leclerc was comfortably ahead of Lewis Hamilton before a cylinder problem robbed him of power and pace.