Leclerc's new yacht has been ceremoniously launched into the water.

      Yesterday, Charles Leclerc and his young wife participated in a ceremonial event dedicated to the launch of his new yacht – the Riva 102' Corsaro Super. This was reported by the press service of the Italian company Ferretti Group, which builds these luxurious vessels. The word Super in the yacht's name is not included by chance; it is a true ship, impressive in both its size and equipment, as well as its price. It is difficult to classify it as a small vessel, and its catalog price ranges from 11 to 13 million euros.

      The ceremony took place at the shipyard in the Italian port city of La Spezia on the Ligurian Sea coast, and all employees who contributed to this project were invited. Alberto Galassi, the company's CEO, personally thanked the Ferrari driver for his loyalty to the brand, as Charles already owns two Riva boats, though more modest models.

      The Riva 102' Corsaro Super is the result of collaboration with the design studio Officina Italiana Design, with which the company has been working for over three decades. The appearance of the vessel and its interiors embody Leclerc's special wishes, including his personal selection of furniture and decorative elements. Yachts of this design are distinguished by having a so-called "flybridge," i.e., an upper deck where there is a bar with all necessary equipment, and there is ample space for the owners of the vessel and their guests to relax.

      Since Charles loves music and is quite serious about musical creativity, it is quite logical that his new yacht is equipped with modern multimedia systems from the renowned Danish company Bang & Olufsen.

      A yacht of such size requires a corresponding onboard power system, which consists of two 16-cylinder diesel engines, each with a power of 2600 hp, and its maximum speed reaches 28 knots.