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Charles Leclerc isn't scared at 230mph. He's terrified watching his younger brother race. In this clip, Charles Leclerc and Jay Shetty talk about the day he lost his father in 2017, three days before a Formula 2 race in Baku, and the only question he asked himself before getting on the flight. Charles opens up about…

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“The psychological resilience Charles displays is staggering!! Driving through the exact corners where he lost his closest friends and mentor requires an almost superhuman ability to manage trauma and anxiety in real time.. he isn't suppress…”
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“Hi, jay sir how do you manage your day after day podcast🙂🙏”
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