A very low-profile champion, that is Jannik Sinner. The year of Italian tennis, the South Tyrolean number 2 in the world in the ATP rankings (and in search of first place in the rankings, never achieved by any Italian player just as no one, before Sinner, had gone beyond the fourth position he reached Adriano Panatta).
Low-profile, they said. This is demonstrated by the “no” to Sanremo, the reluctance to take part in parties in public but also in private: after the victory at the Australian Open, Jannik celebrated with a dinner at the restaurant, together with the people closest to him. And again, the case of Hyenas: they challenge him to ping-pong and he prefers to “dribble” them, only to then change his mind. Finally, the relationship with social media: essential, only work – that is, tennis – and no concessions to his private life.
And the low-profile champion, to a certain extent, also confirms himself as such in the choice of your car. Of course, Jannik really likes cars, four wheels have always been a passion of his. So much so that he recently agreed without too much hesitation to become the spokesperson for Stelvio Q4Alfa Romeo cars, a brand that the kids from San Candido have always liked and have never made a secret of it.
Yet, it turns out, there is no Alfa in his garage. And not even a Porsche, a Ferrari, a “Lambo” or a McLaren: Jannik’s racing car is aAudi RS6 Legacy Edition 1 of 200 ABT, a “little car” that has 760 horsepower. In short, “low-profile” choice. But up to a certain point: in the list price, the cost of Jannik Sinner’s car is equal to 300 thousand euros. In short, completely forbidden to mere mortals.
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