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It looks like Hubert Hurkacz will be rolling into the US Open with major champion-like energy. The Pole will be pulling up to the last major of the year in New York with a strikingly beautiful evergreen McLaren GT, which is the lightest and quickest vehicle in its class. Needless to say, the world No. 13 is glowing with excitement over his brand new $210,000 ride.

"Can’t complain about my ride to the US Open this year. Thanks @mclarenauto for the car!" he wrote on Instagram.

In the car-enthusiast's most recent post he took things to the next level by dropping the court and using his McLaren as the net to tune up his volleys ahead of the US Open. Hurkacz also smashed some serves over the car before really showing off by juggling a tennis ball using his Yonex racquet.

"No court no problem," Hurkacz wrote.

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The 24-year-old is already in the Big Apple and spent some time feeding his love for cars by stopping by Classic Car Club Manhattan on Thursday. Hurkacz threw up a quick Instagram story of the beautiful collection of BMWs, Porsches and more at the New York private car club.

Hurkacz will be looking for his third title of the season and his first Grand Slam title when he begins his US Open campaign next week. He will face Egor Gerasimov in his opener on Monday.

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