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Charles Leclerc beat footballers and a golfer to win an F1 race

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Charles Leclerc beat footballers and a golfer to win an F1 race | Top Gear

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Mixed field trail Ferrari’s hotshot in the Virtual Chinese Grand Prix

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Charles Leclerc beat footballers and a golfer to win an F1 race

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Mixed field trail Ferrari’s hotshot in the Virtual Chinese Grand Prix

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Mixed field trail Ferrari’s hotshot in the Virtual Chinese Grand Prix

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Charles Leclerc beat footballers and a golfer to win an F1 race

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Charles Leclerc beat footballers and a golfer to win an F1 race

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Charles Leclerc beat footballers and a golfer to win an F1 race

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Mixed field trail Ferrari’s hotshot in the Virtual Chinese Grand Prix

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‘Could a professional footballer win a Formula One race?’ There’s a classic pub argument. What about a golfer? In fact, could any sportsperson who prides themselves on fitness, accuracy and reaction time hop into an F1 car and be any good?

Thanks to lockdown, and the F1 2019 game, we now have the answer. The short answer is ‘no'. The slightly longer answer is ‘they’ll not get a look in, if Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc has also signed in'.

Yep, the 22-year old Monegasque has just won his fourth esports race on the bounce, after taking pole position and a race victory in the Virtual Chinese GP. Red Bull’s Alex Albon came second, but further down the field there were some unusual competitors dicing with the likes of George Russell, Carlos Sainz and Antonio Giovinazzi.

Golfer Ian Poulter drove his Renault to a glorious last place, after crashing while being interviewed by the commentators live on air. Meanwhile, Real Madrid and former Chelsea FC goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois took part. He partnered Albon in the second Red Bull. Safe pair of hands and all that.

Leclerc admitted to being pleased with his latest victory, though he Tweeted it’s not quite the same rush as winning a real F1 dice.

Question is, who else from the world of elite sports should be ordering themselves an Xbox and a gaming chair next?

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‘Could a professional footballer win a Formula One race?’ There’s a classic pub argument. What about a golfer? In fact, could any sportsperson who prides themselves on fitness, accuracy and reaction time hop into an F1 car and be any good?

Thanks to lockdown, and the F1 2019 game, we now have the answer. The short answer is ‘no'. The slightly longer answer is ‘they’ll not get a look in, if Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc has also signed in'.

Yep, the 22-year old Monegasque has just won his fourth esports race on the bounce, after taking pole position and a race victory in the Virtual Chinese GP. Red Bull’s Alex Albon came second, but further down the field there were some unusual competitors dicing with the likes of George Russell, Carlos Sainz and Antonio Giovinazzi.

Golfer Ian Poulter drove his Renault to a glorious last place, after crashing while being interviewed by the commentators live on air. Meanwhile, Real Madrid and former Chelsea FC goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois took part. He partnered Albon in the second Red Bull. Safe pair of hands and all that.

Leclerc admitted to being pleased with his latest victory, though he Tweeted it’s not quite the same rush as winning a real F1 dice.

Question is, who else from the world of elite sports should be ordering themselves an Xbox and a gaming chair next?

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Mixed field trail Ferrari’s hotshot in the Virtual Chinese Grand Prix