Charles Leclerc shares heartfelt fan gesture that consistently brings him to tears.

Ferrari's Formula 1 racer Charles Leclerc has disclosed that hand-drawn artworks from young fans are the most meaningful gifts he receives.

In a social media video shared by the Maranello team, Leclerc discussed his connection with the devoted Tifosi and the unique presents he gets.

When queried about a favorite gift or one that has touched him emotionally, the Monegasque driver stated: "I don't believe there is a single best gift. I think they are all quite unique and, in their own way, very, very special."

Nevertheless, the 28-year-old acknowledged that encounters with young supporters often leave a lasting impression, particularly when they present their own creations during race weekends.

"What probably makes me the most emotional is when a kid draws something and hands me the drawing," Leclerc shared. "It's always very special, as you can see how much it means to them for me to receive it."

"I always keep all those drawings at home because, I don't know, it moves me. I've also been a kid myself, of course, and have dreamed of becoming a Formula 1 driver, so you relate to what they feel and see. It's always wonderful to witness that."

Leclerc is soon to embrace fatherhood, with his wife, Alexandra, anticipating their first child. In a recent fan Q&A session, he talked about this new chapter in his life. "I’m going to be a dad and I'm very proud of it," he remarked.

"A new chapter is on the horizon for me—one that will bring nothing but positivity. It will undoubtedly be somewhat challenging initially. But I'm eagerly looking forward to it."

The Ferrari driver is currently positioned fifth in the drivers' standings with 179 points, trailing championship leader Kimi Antonelli by 123 points and his teammate Lewis Hamilton, who is in third place, by 20 points.

Photos from F1 Bahrain GP in Malaysia - Saturday