Novak Djokovic visited the 2025 Qatar Grand Prix and turned heads by leading a movement session on the track. The Serb is currently in his off-season.Djokovic wrapped up his season after competing at the Hellenic Championships in Athens. He reached the final, where he contested against Lorenzo Musetti for the title. After a terrific three-hour fight, the Serb claimed dominance by registering a 4-6, 6-3, 7-5 win. He is currently enjoying his time away from the court and recently visited the Qatar Grand Prix.The Serb stole the show by leading a yoga session on the track at Lusail International Circuit ahead of the F1 event. One of the users on X posted several pictures of the 38-year-old's yoga moves and wrote:"@DjokerNole showing his yoga skills at @f1👏 #QatarGP."A tennis page, Tiempo De Tenis, posted a video of Djokovic stretching at the event and the F1 player Franco Colapinto hilariously unable to copy his moves.Novak Djokovic's wife, Jelena, recently made her feelings known on AI usage. She uploaded a video on her Instagram story, stating that ChatGPT told her that ChatGPT is not a valid source.Novak Djokovic revealed the reason behind shifting to Athens with his familyNovak Djokovic has moved from Belgrade to Athens with his wife, Jelena, and his kids, Tara and Stefan. He sat for a conversation with CNN Greece, where he revealed the reason behind his move to Greece. Opening up about how the location is more historical, cultural, and religious, he said:"There is a lot of historical, religious, cultural, social ties between Greece and Serbia that are a big part of the reason why I’m here. It is also because of the weather, the food is incredible, you are on one of the nicest coastlines in Europe, in the world. I just love the lifestyle, you know, and I really feel that the Greek and Serbian people are like brothers, so this is the biggest reason," said Novak Djokovic. She added:"We are as a family trying to see how life goes here and experience. You know, it's only been less than two months, so we will see how it goes. But so far, as I said, it's been a very positive experience." Novak Djokovic ended the season with two titles, including the Geneva Open and the Hellenic Championships. In addition to this, he also reached the semi-finals of all four major tournaments.