Jannik Sinner This Sunday has become the champion of the Miami Masters 1,000. A victory against the Bulgarian Grigor Dimitrov that has helped him surpass Carlos Alcaraz in the ATP ranking, placing him in second position, behind Novak Djokovic.
He is one of the great pearls of tennis today, and a person who is totally focused on this sport, as he stated in a recent interview with the magazine Vanity Fair: I want to protect the people closest to me, leave them out of it..
And, at his young age (22 years old), he has had to give up many things during his adolescence, but for him this has not been a problem, because he knows perfectly what he wants, and leaves no room for distractions. Not even almost to the celebrations, as he prefers to stay focused on his work on the slopes.
In fact, in the same interview granted by the aforementioned media, the Italian went so far as to assure that he does not miss anything from his adolescence: I have everything, I don’t miss anything. I’ve never been to a club, I don’t like going to bed late. I prefer to play cards with friends.
Passion for cars and his friendship with Alcaraz
Among his tastes we find his passion for speed. He is a lover of Formula 1, and has even been able to visit Ferrari’s house in Maranello, as he even signed a promotion agreement with the team, and has been able to test various models of the brand.
From his personal life too It is worth highlighting the great friendship that unites him with another of the world tennis stars, Carlos Alcaraz, with whom he established ties during his adolescence, both having coincided at the Juan Carlos Ferrero academy in Villena. And the Italian was present even when the coach dedicated a track to the Murcian with his name.
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