Loopy Stefanos Tsitsipas exceeds pace restrict of 110 miles/h together with his supercar

Stefanos Tsitsipas is having fun with his holidays whereas ready to return to coaching and put together for the brand new season however, within the meantime, his conduct has precipitated a whole lot of dialogue amongst customers on social media.

There was no scarcity of controversy for a video he posted on his Instagram profile. The Greek champion filmed himself whereas driving an Aston Martin at a pace of 172 miles/h alongside a stretch of motorway that imposed a most pace restrict of 62 miles/h. A conduct that has generated a whole lot of controversy across the Greek champion, attracting very harsh criticism.

Stefanos additionally added a cryptic phrase to the publish: “Change will not be essentially a foul factor. It’s a course of that requires persistence and dedication, even when the outcomes don’t present it instantly. I belief that these adjustments will take me the place I need to be.”

2024 didn’t give him the feelings {and professional} satisfaction that he hoped for. Stefanos in all probability skilled his worst season since he rose to the highest of males’s tennis. The victory on the Monte-Carlo Rolex Masters didn’t conceal all of the difficulties that the Greek participant confronted, which prevented him from reaching the qualification for the Nitto ATP Finals.

“Not being a part of the ATP Finals this yr was humiliating and taught me the worth of resilience. I attempt to attain it, however I understood that perfection doesn’t exist inside me, and that is okay. Even if you want to realize it, it is not going to come simply because that thought exists: the actual distinction is within the dedication and fixed effort you make,” he stated, a number of days in the past.

The Greek tennis participant has additionally definitively ended the collaboration together with his father Apostolos (from an expert viewpoint as a reference coach). Subsequent yr, from that Australia that has at all times given him wonderful outcomes, he’ll begin once more with the Davis Cup coach Dimitris Chatzinikolaou, who started following him from the American tour.