"I don't think we'll do it again," Djokovic reflects on his bike ride through Paris
Despite his goals for this Parisian Grand Slam, Djokovic doesn’t hesitate to take time to explore the city. Indeed, the Serb was spotted cycling around the Arc de Triomphe roundabout—a scene filmed by a fan from their car. During a press conference, the player revisited the event:
"To be honest, there were a lot of cars on that roundabout. It was a great adrenaline rush, but I don’t think we’ll do it again, especially in that environment where we were filmed. Probably on other, safer streets.
We were a bit crazy to bike around the roundabout—it was fun but a little dangerous. Still, seeing Paris by bike is nice; it’s more enjoyable than dealing with traffic and frustration in a car."
On the sporting side, the player has advanced to the third round and will face Austria’s Misolic.
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