Formula 1 heroes applaud tennis heroes

      The French Open Tennis Championship is certainly a vibrant event and arouses great interest all over the world. The Paris final of Roland Garros was held yesterday, and since there were no races this weekend, several representatives of Formula 1 were seen in the stands.

      Such world-class stars as Yannick Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz, the leaders of the world rankings, played, and the Spaniard won a tense five-and-a-half-hour match for the second year in a row.

      "It was an incredibly interesting tennis match at Roland Garros! Both participants deserved to win, congratulations to Carlos Alcaraz and Yannick Sinner!" commented George Russell on social media. The Mercedes racer was at the match with Carmen Montero Mundt, his Spanish girlfriend, who, however, has been living in the UK for a long time. 

      He doesn't say who George was rooting for, but Sinner is a big fan of Formula 1, as he has admitted more than once, and it says on his personal website: "Formula 1 friend." By the way, last year Yannick waved the checkered flag at the finish of the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.

      But it wasn't just Russell who shared his emotions after the match.

      "Wow, that's right! We just witnessed something very special, congratulations to Carlos and Yannick, it was an incredible game! This is a match!" echoed George by Haas racer Esteban Ocon.

      Sergio Perez, who is actively negotiating with Cadillac F1 to return to racing, was brief: "Bravo, Carlos Alcaraz!"

      As was Oscar Piastri, the leader of the individual World Championship standings, who also wrote only three words: "Congratulations, this is The match!"

      By the way, his boss, Zach Brown, the executive director of McLaren Racing, was also on the VIP stand of the court, who also shared his delight.: "What a match! Congratulations to the winner Carlos Alcaraz and Yannick Sinner, who was a worthy opponent in this epic battle!"

      It can also be added that Jean Todt, the former head of the Ferrari team and ex-president of the FIA, was there, and he watched the match in the company of Ana Ivanovic, a retired Serbian tennis player who at one time She led the ATP rankings for a long time and also won Roland Garros in 2008.