Max Verstappen’s Girlfriend Kelly Piquet spots adorable ‘Max Furstappen’ ahead of US GP
Kelly Piquet explored Austin ahead of the USA Grand Prix and spotted an adorable dog named after her boyfriend Max Verstappen.
Max Verstappen Kelly Piquet and dog Max Furstappen (images via IMAGO/Insatgram @kellypiquet)
The Formula 1 season resumes this weekend following the autumn break, igniting excitement among fans. Teams return to battle, with championship contenders eager to secure crucial points in the last six races. Typically, drivers and their partners arrive in the host country for a Formula 1 race a few days before the event.
Max Verstappen‘s girlfriend Kelly Piquet posted a story on Instagram of her exploring Austin on Thursday (October 17). The pair have landed in Austin for the upcoming USA Grand Prix. With time still before the race, Piquet is enjoying her time exploring the city.
Piquet took in the local culture, indulged in delicious Texan ice cream, and visited popular attractions. While on her walks, she spotted an adorable dog wearing a jersey with the name ‘Max Furstappen’ written on it. She took to Instagram to share a pic of the same.
The Canine Star Stunt Dog Show showcases several rescued dogs trained to perform entertaining acts at events like Formula 1. As the race approaches in Austin, these talented pups have become the canine versions of F1 stars, with “Max Furstappen” and “Landog Norris” stealing the spotlight.
Kelly Piquet enjoys pancakes on her latest USA trip
As Kelly Piquet joins Max Verstappen in Austin for the race weekend, she’s soaking up the city’s lively atmosphere and delicious food. In an Instagram story, she shared her love for chocolate pancakes from a local cafe, delighting in this classic American treat.
With pancakes deeply rooted in U.S. culture, she savored a taste of it as she geared up to cheer for Verstappen this weekend. While she is enjoying the iconic flavors, Verstappen is ready to make his own mark on the track.
After a month away from competition, the Dutchman is eager to get back behind the wheel and defend his lead in the Drivers’ Championship. The excitement builds as he prepares to battle his rivals, showcasing his skill and determination.
Verstappen has only six races left to defend his title. If he can’t win races, he will aim to finish second in all races, which, coupled with a 52-point lead over Lando Norris, will do the trick. However, for Red Bull to reclaim the constructors’ lead from McLaren, he and his teammate Sergio Perez will need to secure the top steps of the podium regularly.
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