Who is Lorenzo Leclerc? Know all about Charles Leclerc's lesser known brother

Charles Leclerc, the Ferrari Formula 1 driver, is an immensely popular personality in the world of motorsports. He has been sprinkling his magic in the sport since 2018 and is now considered to be a top driver. He has two brothers, Arthur Leclerc and Lorenzo Leclerc, the latter usually stays away from the limelight.

Charles Leclerc is the middle child, with Arthur Leclerc the youngest and Lorenzo Leclerc (36) the oldest. The duo of Charles and Arthur is often seen during the race weekends, with the former driving an F1 car and the latter cheering him on from the Ferrari garage.

When it comes to Lorenzo Leclerc, he has always maintained a low profile, but has made track appearances during his brother's events in the past. He is the Managing Director of Square Capital. He is also the co-founder and CEO of a startup called All-TIME.

Lorenzo did a Bachelor's degree from the International University of Monaco, and immediately after that, he went on to acquire a Master's degree in Management and Finance from Reims Management School.

The 36-year-old also has a LinkedIn profile with 500+ connections, and he has added the following in the about section:

"With an unwavering commitment to excellence, I have forged a distinctive career path that blends my passions and expertise. At Square Capital, I lead the Monaco office, delivering bespoke wealth management services to ultra-high-net-worth individuals, underpinned by a foundation of expertise and integrity."

Lorenzo Leclerc usually resides in Monaco with his two brothers, Arthur and Charles Leclerc, travelling all over the globe in regard to their motorsport activities.

Charles Leclerc is having a tough time in 2025

Charles Leclerc has a new teammate at Ferrari this year, the seven-time Formula 1 world champion, Lewis Hamilton. The Monegasque has had the upper hand on him throughout the ongoing campaign, but despite this, the former was not pleased.

The SF-25 has not proved to be a potent challenger against the McLaren, and this has not allowed Leclerc to fight for victories or the Drivers' championship.

As things stand, the 27-year-old is in fifth place in the Drivers' standings, with only 94 points. The McLaren duo of Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri is way ahead with 176 and 186 points.

In overall statistics in the pinnacle of motorsport so far, Leclerc has amassed 156 race starts (158 entries) with eight Grand Prix wins, 46 podiums, and 1524 career points. He has also secured 26 pole positions.