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Charles Leclerc has confirmed that he will once again be behind the wheel of the Sauber C36 this week. The 2017 Formula 2 champion, who is a strong contender for a race seat with the Hinwil-based squad for 2018, will drive the car with prototype Pirellis attached.
The test will be done on unmarked tyres, meaning Sauber and Leclerc will not know what compound he is running on. Pirelli is gathering information on the tyres that are set to be a step softer in 2018. Force India has also confirmed it will be present at the test, with Alfonso Celis taking control of the VJM10.
Back at it earlier than I thought !! I will be driving here in Mexico with @SauberF1Team for the Pirelli test tomorrow and Wednesday ! pic.twitter.com/k0fJYBUAox
— Charles Leclerc (@Charles_Leclerc) October 30, 2017
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Best thing for us fans is, he can be evaluated against some of the best ex-rookies in F1: Max, Ocon, Sainz.