Leclerc reveals post-F1 plan: 'I'll do just that'

Charles Leclerc has plenty of F1 ahead of him, but the Ferrari driver already knows his post-F1 plan: driver management. He told the Beyond The Grid podcast he is "100 per cent" open to teaming up with his own manager Nicolas Todt.

Why it matters:

At 28, Leclerc is chasing a first title with Ferrari and has a contract extension in place. But his comments signal that leaving F1 won't mean leaving the paddock — and that he is already thinking about helping the next generation.

The details:

• He discussed the idea with Todt, a prominent figure in driver management.
• "One day, 100 per cent. I spoke about it with my manager, Nicolas, who does this himself, whether it would be interesting to do that together once I'm done."
• "When I turn the page, I most likely will stay around to do just that."
• "I'm 200 per cent focused on racing, on my driving and trying to make Ferrari win."
• He also dismissed paddock politics: "It doesn't really interest me. I try to be just myself and as genuine as I can be."

What's next:

For now, Leclerc's priority remains winning with Ferrari. A management role may wait, but his F1 story could continue long after he stops driving.