A 48-hour training mission with the French Air Force allows Formula 1 driver Charles Leclerc to experience the demands of piloting a Rafale fighter jet.
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A 48-hour training mission with the French Air Force allows Formula 1 driver Charles Leclerc to experience the demands of piloting a Rafale fighter jet.
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Charles Leclerc trains with the French Air Force aboard a Rafale fighter jet in a 48-hour mission designed to test his physical limits. During this experience, Leclerc works alongside military pilots from the French Air and Space Force, confronting the intense sensations of supersonic flight. He draws parallels between the demands of Formula 1 racing and the rigors of piloting a jet. Directed by Amandine Morhaim, this 28-minute documentary captures the adrenaline and insights from this unique training opportunity.
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Why Watch
- See Charles Leclerc fly in a Rafale fighter jet.
- Meet the French Air and Space Force pilots.
- Find out how racing and piloting compare.
Did You Know
- Charles Leclerc trained with the French Air Force for 48 hours.
- The Rafale is an advanced supersonic fighter jet used by France.
- The documentary has a total duration of 28 minutes.
- The film was directed by Amandine Morhaim.
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What type of aircraft does Charles Leclerc train with in the documentary?
Charles Leclerc trains with the Rafale, France's advanced supersonic fighter jet.
Who directed the documentary 'Charles Leclerc Supersonic'?
The documentary was directed by Amandine Morhaim.
How long is the documentary 'Charles Leclerc Supersonic'?
The documentary has a duration of 28 minutes.
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