Sainz thanks police after reports he was the target of attempted theft
Ferrari driver Carlos Sainz thanks police following reports he was the target of an attempted theft after Sunday’s Italian Grand Prix
- Ferrari driver Sainz has thanked the police after he was a target of theft
- He was reportedly approached by two thieves, pretending to be fans
- Sainz and his bodyguard reportedly chased the thievesand before police arrived
Ferrari driver Carlos Sainz has thanked police following reports he was the target of an attempted theft after Sunday’s Italian Grand Prix.
According to Corriere dello Sport, the 29-year-old was approached by two men, under the pretense of wanting a selfie, who removed a watch worth hundreds of thousands of pounds from his wrist.
Sainz and his bodyguard reportedly chased the thieves and managed to retrieve the timepiece and were then helped by members of the public before police arrived.
‘As many of you already know, yesterday we experienced an unfortunate incident in Milano,’ the Spaniard posted on X, formerly known as Twitter.
‘The most important thing is that we are all OK and this will only remain as an unpleasant anecdote.’
Ferrari driver Carlos Sainz has thanked police following reports he was the target of an attempted theft
Sainz and his bodyguard reportedly chased the thieves and managed to retrieve the timepiece and were then helped by members of the public before police arrived
Sainz finished third in the race at Monza, behind Red Bull duo Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez
Sainz continued to thank the police in Italy, who responded to the scene after the attempted theft.
‘Many thanks to all the people who helped us yesterday, to the Milan police for their quick intervention and thanks for all your messages.’
It remains to be seen as to whether those involved will be caught and prosecuted.
Sainz finished third in the race at Monza, behind Red Bull duo Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez.
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