Italian surname, half Danish blood, Roman residence, English studies: he took office in Imola, immediately (virtually) on the podium
He took office in Imola, immediately (virtually) on the podium. It was he who looked after him, one might say “guided”, if one didn’t feel the risk of bordering on blasphemy, he certainly instructed him: and his driver, Charles Leclerc, finished third. Then, not even a week later, and here is Bryan Bozzi again at the wall of the most symbolic circuit and, in the very specific case of his boyfriend, also significant, loved, feared. Here he is in Monte Carlo. And it’s easy to say that it’s a track where you can’t do anything wrong. Where a centimeter less is enough and you find yourself perhaps a couple of rows behind – irrecoverable – on the grid. And where with an extra centimeter it’s nothing to crush yourself against the barriers. This is usually what we talk about when Monte Carlo is mentioned: the possible mistakes of the driver. But to Charles, with all that Monaco means to him, something else happened. Of all the misfortunes he had to suffer, three were the fault of the wall (2019, 2022, 2023). And one from the garage (2021).
