Danica Patrick makes fashion statement in the skies as she showcases classy black AllSaints beaded sweatshirt

Danica Patrick recently flew back to the United States after fulfilling her duties as an F1 presenter at the Yas Marina Circuit, Abu Dhabi. But before disembarking from the aircraft, JetBlue, the former IndyCar driver made several videos about what she liked and clicked a selfie while donning a luxury black beaded sweatshirt.

The 2024 F1 season wrapped with the penultimate race hosted in Abu Dhabi. Max Verstappen claimed his fourth consecutive drivers title while McLaren earned their first constructors championship since 1998. Patrick was there as a SkySports F1 pundit and presenter and witnessed the thrilling showdown live.

After the final weekend was done and dusted, Patrick flew back to JFK, a 14-hour flight from Abu Dhabi. However, the long duration seemingly didn't bother her as she was flying in a private cabin with ample luxuries at her disposal. She found plenty of things that helped kill time. This included headphones, a pillow, a care kit, a menu, an arrangement to watch football, and more.

Danica Patrick on Instagram (@danicapatrick)

While informing her fanbase about the amenities of her JetBlue airline cabin, Patrick also shared a selfie, wearing a black sweatshirt from AllSaints. The elegant silver embossing on the black outfit stood out even more as they reflected the airline's cabin lights.

Danica Patrick on Instagram (@danicapatrick)

Before becoming an analyst, Danica Patrick, a Wisconsin native, competed in professional motorsports. Her resume boasts significant experience in NASCAR, IndyCar, LeMans, and Sports Car Series, to name a few. The 42-year-old is the only female IndyCar driver to have won a race, which she did during the 2008 Indy Japan 300.

But after running the 2018 Daytona 500 for Premium Motorsports, Patrick contested in her final Indy500 race for Ed Carpenter Racing and didn't pursue her racing dreams further, becoming an analyst instead.

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Danica Patrick expresses her feelings about Lewis Hamilton's 'unfortunate' fate during final weekend with Mercedes

Lewis Hamilton parted ways with the German outfit after lending his expertise for 12 seasons and collecting six drivers and eight constructors titles. Hamilton would have wanted to do the best for his team in the penultimate race, but he suffered a setback due to a stuck bollard underneath his W15, resulting in a P16 start.

Danica Patrick witnessed the disappointing moment and expressed her feelings through her Instagram story, saying that Hamilton would have to make a significant effort to post a strong finish for his boss Toto Wolff.

"Lewis' last race for merc...Going to have to come from the back unfortunately, but still time to make it exciting!" Patrick wrote.

Nonetheless, Hamilton showcased his prowess and finished fourth, ahead of his former teammate George Russell who finished fifth after starting from sixth. The seven-time WDC will move to Ferrari under a multiyear deal beginning the 2025 F1 campaign.