NOVAK DJOKOVIC is eyeing up another Major title at the French Open.
The Serbian superstar, 35, missed out on the Australian Open after a much-publicized visa row last year.
Djokovic is second on the all-time list of Grand Slam winners
Petrolhead Djokovic has a huge fleet of cars at his disposal
As well as electric cars, he also has a number of sporty motors including an Audi R8
But with the French now scrapping Covid-19 vaccine passports, the stage is set for Novak to target a 21st Slam title.
We all know that Djokovic can effortlessly move through the gears on court, combining baseline power with ruthless groundstrokes and elegance at the net.
Since going pro almost two decades ago in 2003, he has won 86 ATP singles titles and a record 37 Masters events to go alongside his Slam wins.
And away from tennis, the Serb is seemingly a petrolhead at heart.
Djokovic has a large collection of cars, as you’d likely expect from someone worth around $220million.
But despite having all that wealth, the introverted tennis star doesn’t like to flaunt it with gaudy supercars or custom paint jobs.
Instead, his fleet combines style and comfort with a dash of eco-friendliness.
Alongside many of his other sporting endorsements, Djokovic is a brand ambassador for French car company Peugeot.
So it’s only right we start there, with the Serb zipping about in an RCZ and a limited edition E-208 he received as a gift from the company in 2020.
When starting his partnership with Peugeot he said: “I am pleased to represent a major French car brand, known worldwide, with over 200 years of industrial history.
“Peugeot embodies my eyes French elegance, refinement and expression of a certain lifestyle.”
$200,000 Aston Martin
The company’s first mass-produced electric vehicle, the E-208 features an 134bhp electric motor which gets you from 0-60mph in a lively 7.5sec.
Djokovic also owns a Tesla Model X and a Fiat 500, two sensible wheels perfect for ferrying wife Jelena and their two children around town.
For a man who spends the majority of the year traveling, the 20-time Major winner sports a stunning portfolio of houses.
Stretching from Serbia to America, Djokovic owns an $11.1m mansion in Marbella that features a games room, tennis court and on-site spa.
There’s also a hefty garage, allowing Novak to store a number of other toys alongside his functional electric vehicles.
His collection includes a Mercedes Benz S500, Aston Martin DB9, Audi R8 and BMW M55D.
The $200,000 Aston Martin certainly packs a punch, with a 6.0 liter V12-engine churning out an impressive 540bhp.
That’ll leave his E-208 firmly in the rear-view mirror, reaching 60mph in an eye-watering 4.6 seconds.
But even the DB9 is no match for the ace up Djokovic’s sleeve – a luxury, top-of-the-line $230,000 Bentley GT.
The British cruiser is a favorite among celebrities, with Novak opting for the Coupe version.
That allows him to get the top-down and drink in the low rumble of the twin-turbo V12.
If Djokovic was able to find a strip of tarmac long enough, the Bentley would top out at an incredible 197mph.
It’s definitely not the end of the road for Novak on the world stage with a number of titles in his sights this year.
Djokovic is preparing for the French Open at Roland Garros, where he has won two of his Slams.
The tournament got underway on May 22, with defending champions Rafael Nadal hoping to build on his stunning win Down Under.
In 2013, Djokovic attempted to hit a tennis ball faster than an Audi could accelerate
Novak’s $230k Bentley can reach speeds of almost 200mph
Djokovic was spotted driving his Tesla Model X in Monaco
As a Peugeot brand ambassador, the tennis star has a speedy all-electric 508 GT
