Sinner remains vigilant despite his 2024 year: "This season has been incredible, but everything can change"

Adrien Guyot

le 09/12/2024 à 11h31

1 min to read

Sinner

After an exceptional season marked by two Grand Slams, three Masters 1000 and the ATP Finals among others, Jannik Sinner has established himself as the boss of the men's tour.

However, the world number 1 wants to keep his head on his shoulders and not get carried away, so as to continue to perform well over the long term.

Visiting Abu Dhabi for the Formula 1 Grand Prix, the Italian takes nothing for granted.

"Talking to Max Verstappen, he told me that he doesn't chase other drivers' records, because he also likes to be with his family.

We're athletes, but we're also human beings: friends and family are the most important things.

I'm trying to do the best I can in tennis, I'm going to resume my preparation in Dubai, but I think the same as him.

We did some tests to understand what kind of preparation to do, what strategies to use.

I'm 23, but I've only been at the top this season.

The aim isn't just to win for three years, but to still be in the game when I'm 30. This season has been incredible, but everything can change," he told Il Corriere Della Sera.