F1 star hilariously puts himself forward to represent his nation at next year's Eurovision in two-word tweet | The Sun

CHARLES LECLERC has hilariously put himself forward to represent Monaco at next year's Eurovision.

The Ferrari star is better known for his skills on the Formula 1 track rather than his singing ability.

Monaco will be eligible to compete in Eurovision for the first time since 2021.

The last time that the country competed in the song contest was in 2006.

After that competition, the country withdrew from the 2007 edition due to poor results and three failures to qualify.

Now, Monaco could be back for the 2024 Eurovision Song Contest due to the launch of TV Monaco and its membership with the European Broadcasting Union.

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Leclerc, 25, reacted to the news on social media as he joked with two words that he would be willing to step up and perform.

On Twitter, he wrote: "I’m ready 🎤."

And Leclerc's fans loved his suggestion to take to the stage in Malmo, Sweden.

One fan commented: "Omg Charles Leclerc Eurovision debut 🤩."

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A second wrote: "Don't worry Charles, I got your entry covered!"

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A third said: "Let’s goooo."

A fourth added: "Manifesting this into reality 🙏."

Many fans also shared clips of the F1 star singing in which shows he might need to work on his vocals if he hopes to qualify.

One clip shows Leclerc having a go at singing Harry Styles' Adore You and Ellie Goulding's Love Me Like You Do.

The Monegasque driver is currently 8th in the 2023 drivers standings, while Ferrari sits third.

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