Charles Leclerc received an honor during a special ceremony in Monaco. The competitor became the Monaco Goodwill Ambassador, received directly from the Prince of Monaco.
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The Ferrari driver is one of only five Monegasques who have competed in Formula 1, and the only one who has managed to win in the category, already totaling eight triumphs in his career.
The ceremony was held by Albert II at the Hotel de Paris in Monte-Carlo and Leclerc received the title from the Monaco Ambassadors Club, an association created by Albert’s mother, the late Princess Grace of Monaco, back in 1973.
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The Ferrari Formula 1 driver was invested with the title of ambassador by the Monaco Ambassadors Club, an organization created by Albert’s mother, the late Princess Grace of Monaco, in 1973.
The main objective is to celebrate and recognize those who contribute positively to the international reputation and prestige of the Principality.
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