In the first three races of the season that have ended in F1, there is no doubt that Ferrari's Leclerc is the best driver. In Bahrain and Australia, the Monaco were the ones who managed to reach the top podium in the races, while in Saudi Arabia, Leclerc only lost to Verstappen Jr. in the final moments. In the first three races, two champions and one runner-up, Leclerc's performance was amazing. Especially at the Australian Grand Prix, Leclerc completed the feat of the first grand slam of his career (pole position + full lead + final victory).
With his eye-catching performances in the first three games, Leclerc also became the second-most points (71 points) driver in F1 history in the first three Grands Prix, behind 2016 world champion Rosberg. You should know that in the first three races in 2016, the German won three consecutive games and scored a full score of 75 points. Leclerc has scored 71 points in Bahrain, Saudi Arabia and Australia this season, making him the driver who has won the most points in the first three races in the past seven years.
If Leclerc can continue the current momentum, he will be the strongest contender for the drivers' championship this season.
It is particularly noteworthy that in the list of drivers who have won the most points in the first three races in F1 history, in addition to Leclerc at second place with 71 points, Rothberg at the top (75 points, 2016), Hamilton at the third place (69 points, 2021), Hamilton (68 points, 2015/2019), Vettel (68 points, 2011/2017), hamilton (63 points, 2020) in fifth place, All are F1 Drivers Championships. Only Vettel lost to Hamilton in that season in 2017 and did not win the drivers' championship that season. In addition, in the remaining years, the drivers who won the most points in the first three races all managed to laugh and finally became the drivers' championship of that season.
Therefore, judging only by the points scored by drivers in the first three races of F1 in recent years, Leclerc is expected to become the 35th driver world champion in F1 history at the end of the season. In addition to the amazing historical data, the Ferrari F175 that the Monaco man has driven this season is indeed the most competitive and fastest car on the track at the moment.