Jannik Sinner Buys Limited-Edition Ferrari While Failing Motorcycle License Test Again
- 1 tennis player Jannik Sinner has acquired a limited-edition Ferrari 812 Competizione valued at approximately 500,000 euros, according to reports from Corriere Alto Adige and QuiFinanza.
- While Sinner has secured the high-performance car, he has struggled to obtain a motorcycle license.
- According to QuiFinanza and milanofinanza.it, the vehicle is part of a limited production run, contributing to its high market value.
World No. 1 tennis player Jannik Sinner has acquired a limited-edition Ferrari 812 Competizione valued at approximately 500,000 euros, according to reports from Corriere Alto Adige and QuiFinanza.
While Sinner has secured the high-performance car, he has struggled to obtain a motorcycle license. Corriere Alto Adige reports that the tennis champion has failed his motorcycle license exam four times.
Details of the Ferrari 812 Competizione
According to QuiFinanza and milanofinanza.it, the vehicle is part of a limited production run, contributing to its high market value. The cost for Sinner’s specific model is estimated at half a million euros.
Sinner’s Adjusted Competition Schedule
The acquisition of the vehicle comes during a period of significant changes to Sinner’s professional workload. OA Sport reports a shift in his approach to the tour, noting a decrease in match frequency. Sinner played 29 matches over a 72-day period in a previous cycle, compared to only seven matches over the last two and a half months.
La Gazzetta dello Sport reports that Sinner is currently utilizing a final pit-stop for recovery and training before departing for the Cincinnati Masters.