HMS star William Byron drops one-word reaction for his new offseason getaway with family

William Byron posted on his Instagram on Saturday, sharing moments from his trip to the Caribbean with his family. With the off-season in full swing, IndyCar drivers are about and around the world. Byron uploaded eight photos from his trip to the Caribbean, accompanied with a one-word reaction as the caption for it.

The first picture shows Byron sitting in a boat as he takes in the views of the sea. The next photo shows him with his sister Kathryn as the siblings explored the beach. He also posted photos of himself trying his hand at wake surfing and a picture of a beer with a lemon wedge.

The fifth photo featured a shack bar on the beach and the next one was a photo of yachts in the sea. The post also featured pictures of William Byron at a restaurant having a meal and the Caribbean at nighttime with the neon lights from the Yachts. He captioned the post:

“Carib”

Before the Caribbean trip, Byron went on a trip to the land of the rising sun, Japan. The HMS star uploaded a post and multiple stories from this trip that he took earlier in December. The 27-year-old uploaded 10 photos from the Japan trip.

This included pictures of snow-laden mountains, the Japanese sword Katana, and photos of the Japanese skyline with temples in the foreground. He also paid a visit to the Nishiki Market in Kyoto.

Byron also tried his hand at the Japanese tea-making ceremony. The NASCAR driver wore the traditional Japanese Kimono in a black and red colorway. As he uploaded a story about the same, his caption was:

“I tried lol”.

HMS recently revealed the liveries that William Byron will be racing in the 2025 NASCAR Cup Series season.

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William Byron's 2025 Valvoline and Z by HP liveries unveiled by Hendrick Motorsports

Hendrick Motorsports revealed the liveries for William Byron's #24 car for the 2025 Cup Series season. The front bumper of the car is black, gradually transitioning to blue around the hood. Halfway across the roofline, the color shifts to white. The Z by HP sponsorship is prominently displayed on the hood and rear quarter panels.

Next up was the Valvoline livery, released in the second week of December. It features light blue paint as the base color with the Valvoline colors, i.e. Navy and Red highlights around the sides, front, and back. The roof is Navy with #24 in bold white letters.

The Liberty University was also revealed by HMS. However, the livery remained mostly unchanged from the last season.