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Wimbledon champion Jannik Sinner has revealed he's been struggling to pass his motorcycle license test, having failed it four times so far. The fact that even a top world athlete stumbles over getting licensed has struck a relatable chord with many aspiring riders.
Apparently tennis world champion Sinner has failed his motorcycle license test four times! That's oddly relatable. Even an athlete that incredible finds motorcycle licensing a whole different challenge. I struggled through my own training too, so I really get the feeling. It's fine even if it doesn't go well. You can just keep trying as many times as it takes. Makes me want to root for him.
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Is failing four times really that unusual?
I don't think it's rare at all, the practical test especially comes down to nerves and familiarity, so plenty of people fail it a few times.
Bugs me that the article doesn't say specifically which section he kept failing.
Curious how the Italian license test compares in difficulty to Japan's.
Athletic ability and how well you do on written or practical tests are two different things, I totally get that.
Even a tennis champion has a license test that's a separate matter, kind of an obvious point when you think about it.
The story of Sinner failing his license test four times, it's got an unexpectedly human side to it, I like it.
Exactly that, I want to hear more relatable stories like this.
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