Charles Leclerc and his miseries with Ferrari are well-documented to Formula 1 fans. But not as well documented as a book! Don’t despair, as the Monegasque troubled past and present with the Scuderia has now been released in paperback. That’s right, a book titled ‘Charles Leclerc and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Monaco Grand Prix: A Book of Sadness and Disappointment for Children’ has just hit the shelves on Amazon.

Leclerc’s Monaco curse is the stuff of legends. And now, it might help your little ones fall asleep. For now, though, it has left the Tifosi teary-eyed, though we feel much of it is due to the hilarious response they’ve had to this new release.

The book, written by Anita Driver, has been doing the rounds of F1 Twitter. The book, in essence, is a poem written over a series of pages and illustrated with Leclerc’s journey into Formula 1. But the title and the theme have sent F1 fans into a frenzy.

Tifosi reacts as Charles Leclerc gets his own written tragedy

As soon as this book’s listing went viral on Twitter, the Tifosi swarmed the social networking site to share their reactions. Safe to say, the Tifosi were equal parts in disbelief and equal parts really feeling it for the 25-year-old. One fan even commented, “This is the most tragic thing we’ve ever seen.” Let’s take a look at just a few of the fan reactions from this latest Charles Leclerc book.

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The Monacan racing ace has suffered a torrid start to the 2023 season. That being said, at the Austrian GP, he made his coveted return to the F1 podium with Ferrari’s 800th podium. If anything, this book can be a reminder for the younger generation about the importance of perseverance. However, currently, it’s just a sad and depressing book by the looks of its title!

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Leclerc has always been strong around Silverstone. And with Ferrari clawing back at least some performance to Red Bull over the last Grand Prix weekend, he would be eager to register another positive result this weekend. But can Charles Leclerc defeat Max Verstappen to take the crown at the British GP?