In Pictures: Kelly Piquet shares beautiful moments from Daniel Suarez and Julia Piquet’s wedding 

Brazilian model Kelly Piquet shared pictures from her sister Julia's wedding with NASCAR driver Daniel Suarez on her social media. The Mexican-American stock car driver Suarez started his journey as a Cup Series driver in 2017 driving the No.19 for Joe Gibbs Racing.

The 32-year-old first met his future wife, daughter of former F1 three-time world champion Nelson Piquet Sr., Julia in 2012. The two got engaged in 2022 and recently tied the knot on July 30 in Brasilia.

Julia's sister and three-time F1 world champion Max Verstappen's girlfriend, Kelly shared some beautiful images of the pair's wedding on her Instagram account. The pictures include stills of her walking with her brother Nelson Piquet Jr. and several images of the newly married couple along with the decorations. She wrote:

"Little sis got married 😭💗👰🏼‍♀️ Eternalising this amazing celebration, bringing our whole family together 🤍 @juliapiquet & @daniel_suarezg love you guys."

Speaking with PEOPLE Magazine, Julia Piquet spoke about her decision to marry Suarez in Brasilia:

"Being able to get married in my hometown of Brasilia, where I lived for four years during high school, is very special. It's a place that I love. So, it really was a no-brainer

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Daniel Suarez shares thoughts on racing in Brazil

NASCAR driver Daniel Suarez stated that he was looking forward to racing in the NASCAR Brazil Series and also spoke about the country being close to his heart due to his newly-wedded wife Julia being Brazilian.

In his statement to NASCAR.com, the Mexican-American driver said in early July:

“Brazil is a country that is very close to my heart. Julia, she’s already from Brazil. Her entire family is in Brazil. I’ve been competing in Brazil since 2015, endurance races in go-karts, and I have got to know the culture, the people, and the motorsport love to a different level.

"I’ve been competing almost every year, pretty much, since 2015, and I love it so much. That’s why I do it. We’re gonna be getting married in Brazil in a couple of weeks, and when I found out that they were gonna be having a NASCAR Brasil race in Interlagos on a race track that is so historic … it was a no-brainer for me.

Daniel Suarez further added:

"I started having some conversations with NASCAR and NASCAR Brasil, and I got the opportunity, so super excited. Very fortunate to have this opportunity.”

The race was held on the iconic Interlagos track in Sao Paulo on August 3 and 4, with Daniel Suarez winning the second one after losing out on the opening race as he was penalized for his racing manuvres against Leo Torres, the added five seconds turning his race lead into P6.