Overview
- Monaco Bonne Conduite, the Monte Carlo driving school, announced on social media Friday that Jannik Sinner passed the motorcycle practical after failing the test four times previously.
- The school published a photo of a relaxed Sinner seated on a black Yamaha and thanked him for his trust during the training.
- Sinner only needed the practical motorcycle test because he already holds a car (patente B) license, and he took the exam where he lives in Monaco.
- The personal news comes while Sinner remains on a post‑Wimbledon break and is training in Monaco, with his name listed on the Six Kings Slam draw to start in the quarterfinals against Alex de Minaur.
- Passing the test could ease personal pressure for Sinner as he weighs late‑season plans that include possible starts in Shanghai, Vienna and Paris, though final tournament entries have not been confirmed.