F1: Is Leclerc Packing His Bags Already? Ferrari Drama Explodes as Aston Martin Steps In

The Formula 1 rumor mill is on fire, and Charles Leclerc is right at the center of the chaos. Ferrari’s long-time “future world champion” hasn’t won a single race this season, and patience is running dangerously thin. His manager dropping the line “We need a winning car” was the spark that lit the fuse.


And now the bombshell: Aston Martin has reportedly made an official offer for 2027. Not just a casual call—but a “please come save us” kind of offer, according to leaks in the Italian media. Leo Turrini’s report has sent shockwaves through the paddock.

Aston Martin is clearly playing for the big leagues. Lawrence Stroll signed Adrian Newey in a bold “we’re going for the title” move. Now they need a star driver for their master plan, and their top target appears to be: Leclerc.

To make things wilder, Leclerc's Ferrari contract may run until 2029, but whispers suggest a secret post-2026 exit clause. Translation: if the right team knocks with the right offer, the door might swing open easily.

Combine this with years of Ferrari saying “Next year we’ll be stronger,” only to disappoint again and again, and you get a driver who might be on the brink of walking away.

If Charles Leclerc lines up in Aston Martin green in 2027, don’t act surprised.
The storm has only begun.