At the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya, The Swiss Cyborg became the first non-Formula 1 personality to present the prestigious Pirelli Pole Position Award.

Anyone who has ever watched Cesaro in the ring can easily see that he’s driven by success. This weekend, however, The Swiss Cyborg switched gears, taking in the sights of Barcelona and participating in a weekend of activities at the world-famous Formula 1 Spanish Grand Prix – activities that included being the first non-Formula 1 personality to present the Pirelli Pole Position award.

From the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya, Cesaro presented the prestigious award  to Valtteri Bottas, who was Saturday’s fastest-qualifying driver with a time of 1:15.406.

Cesaro will remain in Barcelona to watch Sunday’s race before joining WWE’s tour through the United Kingdom and Europe. (Had the qualifying race occurred a day or two earlier, he and the Finland-born Bottas could have celebrated the victory at WWE's Live Event in Helsinki Friday night.)

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