He just won the Miami Masters1000 tournament and he is one of the brightest stars of the new generation. So much that some people even argue not only that he will become number 1 in the world of tennis – which is his main goal – but also that he will stay at the top for a long time, dominating the tour. Meanwhile, Carlos Alcaraz, Spaniard from El Palmar, born in 2003, can enjoy his first mainstream popularity, along with his first joys as an adult.

Carlos, trained by former world number 1 Juan Carlos Ferrero, has in fact recently obtained his driving license. A milestone that was almost as celebrated as a tour trophy, and which was celebrated by the Iberian star with a post on his social profiles. Among the compliments, also the ones by his compatriot Alex Corretja, former top10, who underlined the precocity of El Palmar’s talent with a joke: “You almost won a #Slam title before you could drive a car”.

Who knows, maybe one day Carlos Alcaraz will be among the protagonists of Tennis on the Racetrack in the future. Considering that the Italian edition of Tennis on the Racetrack Imola 2023, born from an idea by CC LAB and realized by  in synergy with Autodromo Internazionale Enzo e Dino Ferrari of Imola, will be realized on clay, his favorite surface.