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Success of Charles Leclerc’s ‘Lec’ Ice Creams Leads to Carlos Sainz Finally Promoting His ‘Boogie’ Burgers

Anirban Aly Mandal
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Success of Charles Leclerc’s ‘Lec’ Ice Creams Leads to Carlos Sainz Finally Promoting His ‘Boogie’ Burgers

Earlier this year, Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc ventured into the entrepreneurial side of things as he launched his own ice cream brand, ‘Lec’. Ever since he unveiled his venture, fans have gotten behind the brand, and now, his teammate, Carlos Sainz, has jumped on this appetizing bandwagon as well.

According to reports on Instagram, the #55 driver has followed Leclerc and has started promoting his burger brand, ‘Boogie’. The Spanish racing ace reportedly launched his burger joint last year. Currently, the franchise has a single outlet in Madrid, Spain.

Sainz has not been extensively promoting his restaurant. However, a recent post on his own Instagram account showed him enjoying a few blissful bites of his own burgers. As of writing this article, the #55 driver’s efforts have garnered Boogie Burgers over 10,000 followers on the social media platform.

Formula 1 drivers have quickly become accustomed to turning their passions into business opportunities. Hence, Sainz too got together with a couple of his friends and dived into the fast-food industry.

Does Carlos Sainz own Boogie Burgers?

The Ferrari driver made a recent appearance on Spanish talk show El HormigueroDuring his chat with host Pablo Motos, the #55 driver explained the motivations behind starting Boogie Burgers.

He said, “I’m a big hamburger fan, a big pizza fan. I really like pasta. I would put it in that order: hamburger, pizza, pasta. I have a restaurant called Boogie Burgers. I created it because there are so many hamburgers. I created it with a group of my friends. We created it. Yesterday I ate 1, 2 in fact, 2 and a half.”

Sainz isn’t the only F1 driver to turn his passion into a global business opportunity. Lewis Hamilton co-owns a number of vegan burger joints called ‘Neat Burger’. Meanwhile, Sainz’s own former Red Bull colleague, Pierre Gasly, recently also channelized his inner passion for soccer by becoming a part-owner of FC Versailles.

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Anirban Aly Mandal

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Anirban Aly Mandal is an F1 writer at The SportsRush, with over 1000 articles under his belt, Anirban's love for F1 started when he discovered a copy of F1 2014 on his computer. With over half a decade's worth of time spent religiously following the sport, he’s dived deep into the world of motorsports. However, Anirban's expertise goes beyond just writing - he has also written several academic papers focused on the domain of motorsports and the law. His passion for the sport is so immense that he aspires to work as a legal advisor in the most prestigious racing series in the world someday. When it comes to Formula 1, Anirban finds great pleasure in re-watching classic races and idolizes the likes of Ayrton Senna, Nigel Mansell, and Sebastian Vettel. His top picks include Brazil '91, Silverstone '92, and Germany '19. Outside of the sport, Anirban is an avid sim racer, often found racing on titles like Assetto Corsa, F1 22, and Automobilista. Apart from his interests in gaming, Anirban has a keen interest in philosophy, literature and music.

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