At the event, Djokovic not only enjoyed the racing atmosphere but also took a series of photos with members of the iconic rock band Metallica, showcasing his presence at the Formula 1 event.
Additionally, the Serbian conducted a training session on the "Lusail" track for young racers, where his partner was Franco Colapinto, a Formula 2 participant. He later took part in the awards ceremony, presenting trophies to the winners of the sprint race: Oscar Piastri from McLaren, George Russell from Mercedes, and Lando Norris from McLaren.
As part of his participation in the Grand Prix, Djokovic also introduced an innovative device - the Regenesis recovery pod, developed in collaboration with engineer Taow Kin and supported by Qatar Airways. According to the tennis player, this device helps accelerate recovery in just eight minutes.
He added that the creation of the capsule was prompted by the need to cope with injuries that had troubled him over the past year and a half. "I am trying to adapt my body to the new challenges of the season to compete at the highest level again," Djokovic noted.
For him, participating in the Grand Prix was a great opportunity to combine relaxation, recovery, and active involvement in significant sporting events.
