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WATCH: Japanese Weather Reporter Compares Charles Leclerc’s Blistering Australian GP to Mario Kart

Published 04/12/2022, 6:45 AM EDT

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Trust us when we say Charles Leclerc has everyone’s blessings to become the next world champion. The Monegasque is making his way into people’s hearts as he keeps on dominating the races.

The very recent Australian Grand Prix saw the racing champion setting a grand slam. His skills remain unmatched, as he literally keeps winning the races with comfort.

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Drivers are all far behind Leclerc’s true pace. The 24-year-old is definitely driving in a league of his own, as he dominated even Max Verstappen. Before retiring, Max even knew then that it was a tough task to reach Leclerc.

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The Ferrari driver was 5-6 seconds clear of Max’s RB-18 and intelligently tackled his tactics under safety car conditions. Leclerc showed a similar strength back at the Bahrain GP, where he tried pushing Verstappen wide beforehand and maintained his lead.

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A new clip shows a Japanese reporter being considerably happy with Charles’ performance. ” For Leclerc though, he just breezed past everybody, all you can do is laugh, the way he dominated is unbelievable.

“I can’t believe how fast he is with the way he breezed past people like he’s playing Mario,” these lines from the surprised girl are more than enough to describe Leclerc’s performance. Nobody would be wrong in saying that by the looks of it, it looks very difficult to beat Ferrari right now.

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The good thing for the Tifosi camp is the fact that Red Bull now faces reliability issues. Max has had to retire from two out of the last three races, and though he won the Saudi Arabian GP, it was a close call with Leclerc. Moreover, champions Mercedes cannot find the true pace to their car, while they steadily make progress, they are not expected to catch up with Ferrari anytime soon. Seems like the stars are aligning for the Tifosi to win everything this year.

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Honestly, after the Silver Arrows’ dominant era, fans have kind of missed Ferrari. They have not produced the very best of cars in the past few years. However, things are better for them than they expected. Leclerc has solidified himself as the championship favorite, and the team has nothing to complain about.

Can Ferrari take a dominant lead in the coming races and tackle everything head-on?

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Khyati Yadav

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Khyati Yadav is an F1 writer at EssentiallySports. She is a Hospitality Graduate and a huge fan of Lando Norris. She believes that F1 as a sport deserves a lot more attention and is intrigued by the process that goes behind the making of a car and the hard work that goes into the setting up of any Grand Prix.
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Arunaditya Aima