Monegasque racing driver Charles Leclerc says he is determined to lead Ferrari back to the pinnacle of Formula One , acknowledging the team's difficult start to the 2025 season but vowing to push for long-term success.
The 27-year-old Monegasque driver, who has secured eight Grand Prix victories since his 2018 debut, remains optimistic after achieving podium finishes in three of the last four races.
Despite Ferrari sitting second in the constructors' standings with 210 points, they trail leaders McLaren by a substantial 217 points as the British Grand Prix weekend gets underway.
In the drivers' title race, Leclerc currently holds fifth place with 119 points, ahead of teammate Lewis Hamilton, who is sixth with 91.
Ferrari have not won the constructors' championship since 2008, with Kimi Raikkonen the last driver to bring them the world title in 2007. Leclerc, however, believes that returning Ferrari to its former dominance is both a responsibility and a dream worth pursuing.