(VIDEO) Sinner, Berrettini and Musetti recreate the Italian Job with remote control cars

Italian tennis stars Jannik Sinner, Matteo Berrettini, and Lorenzo Musetti showcase skills in 'The Italian Job' with remote control cars.

The current landscape of Italian tennis boasts remarkable talents, led by 21-year-old Sinner, currently ranked World No. 8, along with 21-year-old Musetti, ranked World No. 18, and 27-year-old former Wimbledon finalist Berrettini.

In a fun display of camaraderie and skills, the three highest-ranked Italian tennis players came together in a video on social media to recreate 'The Italian Job' with remote control cars. The video, part of a promotional campaign by Head Tennis, featured the trio competing in a thrilling remote control car race.

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Each player donned a racing suit representing their supposed racing team: Sinner in white as "Speed Racing," Berrettini in red as "Extreme Racing," and Musetti in green as "Boom Racing."

The Italian tennis players engaged in multiple rounds of competitive racing against each other, displaying their proficiency and precision with the remote-controlled cars.

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The three players will compete in the main draw of the Canadian Open this week, with Jannik Sinner as the 7th seed, earning a bye in the first round. In the second round, he awaits the winner of the match between Frenchman Gregoire Barrere and his fellow Italian, World No. 38 Matteo Berrettini.

As for the 16th seed, Lorenzo Musetti, he will make his debut in the first round against Japanese player Yoshito Nishioka.

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Jannik Sinner will also participate in the doubles draw alongside Australian player Alex de Minaur, and wll face the partnership between Jean Julien Rojer and Marcelo Arevalo, former French Open champions in 2022.

In addition to these Italian stars, the main draw of the first Masters 1000 event of the North American hardcourt swing will also feature Italian player Lorenzo Sonego, and young talent Matteo Arnaldi, who successfully progressed through the qualifying rounds and is set to play the final match against Mitaja Pecotic.