Charles Leclerc went from pits to pitch on Tuesday when he stepped onto the mound at Yankee Stadium in New York.
The Ferrari driver was invited by the Yankees to throw the ceremonial first pitch ahead of the local team's game against the Oakland Athletics.
While the crowd was expecting a fast ball from the F1 speedster, the Monegasque's pitching prowess had a leisurely pace that even a Ferrari driver could appreciate.
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