SNOOKER world champion Luca Brecel has splashed out on a stunning £350,000 Ferrari.
Brecel sensationally won the World Snooker Championship at the Crucible to claim his first world title and the cheque for £500,000.
The Belgian slayed seven-time winner Ronnie O'Sullivan on route to the final, where he beat Mark Selby 18-15 despite some unorthodox preparation before the tournament.
But now the 28-year-old has treated himself to a Ferrari488 – worth £350,000 – following his victory.
Taking to his Instagram page, Brecel shared an image of the car and its dazzling red paintwork.
He captioned the post: "My new four-wheeler – and for someone who works in café sport! 😂"
READ MORE IN SNOOKER
O’Sullivan says he became horrible person during drink and drugs battle
Free bets: Get £20 welcome bonus with Tote racing sign-up special offer
Indeed, Brecel has deleted all of his previous Instagram posts except for the Ferrari and his title win.
The prize pool for the Sheffield tournament is said to be a whopping £2.4million, with a cool £500,000 slice of the pie going to the winner.
Following his triumph, Brecel admitted he would be partying hard – but made sure to send a classy message to Selby amid health concerns for his wife Vikki.
He said: "It is amazing. I cannot see through the tears.
Most read in Other Sports
O'Sullivan says he became horrible person during drink and drugs battle
BKFC ring girl and OnlyFans model Kaitlyn Bertrand shows off curves in swimsuit
Ronnie O'Sullivan reveals reason for secret nickname among snooker rivals
Fans 'speechless' as hockey ace Mikayla Demaiter shows off curves in tight dress
CASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO WELCOME OFFERS
"Mark made it so tough, he is the worst opponent to have, he just keeps coming back. He is such a fighter. I don't know how I did.
"Snooker is a mental sport. I could have lost in the first round. If I had, people would have said again, 'he has lost first round'. Now I am the winner. Snooker is all about the small margins. It is crazy.
"I have the best team, best friends, parents and girlfriend. If you don't have the team it makes it difficult to play the game.
"I won't practice for a couple of weeks and months. I will enjoy this. It has been a cray week. No practice, just partying. It shouldn't be legal.
"I want to say to Mark and Vikki: Please stay strong.
"It will now explode in Belgium snooker. I am just so happy."
Source: Read Full Article
