How Leclerc is embracing his new mission
The emergence of Ferrari F1 driver Charles Leclerc as a Twitch streaming star has been one of the pleasant surprises of lockdown so far. He says it is giving fans a greater insight into his nature, but that's not his primary purpose
One of the ironies of the world being in lockdown and everyone forced to remain at distance from each other is that, in some ways, it's become easier to see what other people's real lives are like.
The boom in video conference calls - whether on a laptop screen or a mobile phone - has offered us a view inside the homes of colleagues, presenters and celebrities that we have never seen before. They say you should never judge a book by its cover, but you can certainly judge a lot by how tidy people's bookshelves are...
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