On the streets of Monaco, the Ferrari are practically part of the scenery. But some inevitably attract more attention than others. In recent days, a particularly elegant white SF90 was spotted in the Principality. And this time, it’s reportedly not for Charles Leclerc, but for his wife, Alexandra Leclerc.
Married to the Ferrari driver since February 28, 2026, Alexandra Leclerc does indeed seem to have received a new car that could hardly be more in tune with her husband’s world: a Ferrari SF90. Several visible details on the car make it particularly interesting, starting with the number 16 on its sides.
A white Ferrari SF90 with a nod to Charles Leclerc
It’s impossible not to make the connection. The number 16 is, of course, the number Charles Leclerc races under in Formula 1 Grand Prix events. On this SF90, it appears discreetly in black on the lower part of the doors. The white body is complemented by numerous black elements, including the roof, the wheels, and a good portion of the aerodynamic components.
A small Italian flag on the rear wing rounds out this design. The overall look remains relatively understated for a Ferrari of this caliber, while featuring numerous small details that set it apart from a standard SF90.
Alexandra Leclerc, née Saint Mleux, is by no means a stranger to fans of Formula 1. In a relationship with Charles Leclerc Since 2023, she has been a regular presence in the paddocks, supporting the Monegasque driver. A model, influencer, and artistic coordinator, she is also active in the fashion world and has several million followers on social media. The couple, who live in Monte Carlo and share a dachshund named Léo, got married in Monaco last February.
A 1,000 HP hybrid supercar
The choice of the SF90 is, of course, no small matter. Unveiled in 2019, the Ferrari SF90 Stradale marked a major turning point in the automaker’s history, as it became its first plug-in hybrid road car.
Its powertrain combines a twin-turbo V8 with three electric motors to deliver a combined output of 1,000 HP. With its all-wheel drive, it can accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in just 2.5 seconds and reach a top speed of 340 km/h. When it went on sale, its starting price was around 430,000 euros—and that’s before even dipping into Maranello’s extensive list of options.
A New Ferrari for the Leclerc Family
This addition rounds out an already spectacular family garage. Charles Leclerc himself owns several remarkable Prancing Horse models. In particular, we’ve seen his 488 Pista and his Daytona SP3, recognizable by their matte black finish accented with a red and white stripe. More recently, the Monegasque driver was also spotted driving around Monaco in an SF90 XX Stradale featuring the same signature styling.
In fact, his collection isn't limited to modern Ferraris. This summer, Charles Leclerc has loaned two radically different models to the Automobile Collection of H.S.H. the Prince of Monaco: a 1964 275 GTB/2 and an 812 Competizione A.
Alexandra’s white SF90 thus adds a new twist to this impressive collection. And with the number 16 emblazoned on the sides, even when Charles Leclerc isn’t behind the wheel, his race number now continues to cruise the streets of Monaco. Congratulations on this new, very elegant addition!
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