Lewis Hamilton is one of the biggest and most recognisable sportspeople in the world. Such a privilege usually comes with a personal number; Cristiano Ronaldo’s No.7, Michael Jordan’s

George Russell finished on the podium while Kimi Antonelli battled from 16th on the grid to fourth in an impressive debut. Asked how it felt to not have Hamilton around the garage, Wolff admitted he kept his eye on three names during Sunday’s race.

Just a year after making his F1 debut, Leclerc was signed by Ferrari in 2019 and instantly made an impact, outshining four-time champion Sebastian Vettel. With eight wins and an impressive 26 pole positions, the Monegasque is one of the fastest drivers on the grid and adored by Ferrari and their passionate Tifosi fanbase.