Mexico City.- Charles Leclerc stops the fans who have invaded his privacy and come to his home to ask for photos and autographs.
Through a story on Instagram, the Ferrari driver asked his followers for peace of mind on this little vacation due to the 3-week break in Formula One, since some have crossed the line into fanaticism.
The Monegasque is one of the most crowd-pleasing drivers during Grand Prix and off the track, as he understands that part of his success is due to his fans.
“Hello everyone. Over the past few months, my home address has somehow become public, leading to people gathering downstairs from my apartment, ringing my doorbell, and requesting photos and autographs. While I’m always willing to be there for you and I really appreciate your support, please respect my privacy and refrain from coming to my house.
“I will make sure to stop for everyone when they see me on the streets or track, but I will not go down if they visit me at my house. Your support, both in person and on social media, is everything to me, but there is a limit that I cannot It must be crossed. Happy Easter to all,” Leclerc wrote on his networks.
Recently, a journalist accused the Mexican Sergio Pérez of lack of cordiality and empathy by refusing to pose for a photo, however, the Red Bull driver was accompanied by his family.
