Charles L𝔉eclerc believes a change of approach with how he tackles F1 race weekends is a potential r📖eason for his improved consistency in 2020.

Despite Ferrari’s struggles this season, Leclerc has been a💮 shining light with two podium finishes to his name.

The Monegasque driver has comprehensively out-performed teammate Sebastian Vettel, 63 po🌳ints to 17 and has out-qualified him at every race since the British Grand Prix in August.

When asked about how he’s improved as a driver since last year, Leclerc explained how he has changed his approach compared t😼o 20𒅌19.

“On my side🍒, I’ve changed a little bit the approach,” Leclerc said. “Whether it made me go quicker, I don’t think so but surely, I’m giving my 100% at every session. Last year I was taking it a bit easier from FP1 to FP3 and then push in qualifying. But then I had s𝔍ome consistency problems to always put the lap together in qualifying.

“This year I’m just trying to give my best from FP1 to the race basically and yeah, I found some positives in that. As a d🅘river, I keep improving, but I guess it’s the same for eve🗹ry driver. So that’s it.”

Ferrari teammate Vettel has consi✅stently struggled with the handling of this year’s Fe🦹rrari and its sensitive rear end.

The Aston Martin-bound driver concedes Leclerc has been able to squeeze t💧he “maximum out of the car” in 202♈0.

“I think it’s a bit independent from Charles, I think he’s doing a very go༒od job, he seems to squeeze the maximum out of the car. I think on my side it’s a bit different, I think it’s a very different year, very different circumstances going in and not really having the smoothest year in terms of being able to do what I can do.

“Not the easiest situation, but I’m willing to ♑give 🍌everything that I can to try and improve and hopefully towards the end of the year, get back to where I know and where I can be.”