“Look at his outfit”: AJ Allmendinger’s wife Tara shows son Aero’s racing inspired attire as the young one hits the ‘iron physique’

NASCAR driver AJ Allmendinger's wife, Tara, recently shared a few adorable moments of their son, Aero, wearing a precious race-inspired outfit. Tara has a substantial following on social media and consistently shares snippets of her personal life with Allmendinger and their son.

AJ and Tara Allmendinger's journey began at the 2014 Indy 500, where they first met. The couple later exchanged vows in a picturesque ceremony at Murray's Mill in Catawba, North Carolina. In September 2023, they welcomed their first child, Aero James Allmendinger, marking a new chapter in their lives.

Recently, Aero James was seen wearing a red-checkered tracksuit, charming everyone with his cute outfit. Allmendinger's wife Tara shared a video on her Instagram story where she wrote:

“Look at his outfit”

via @mrs.allmendinger on Instagram

Little Aero Allmendinger's cuteness did not stop there. Tara Allmendinger shared a charming video of her son wearing the red checkered outfit during her visit to the Iron Physique gym, where Aero stepped inside a locker and stomped his feet.

via @mrs.allmendinger on Instagram

AJ Allmendinger drove the #16 Chevrolet Camaro for Kaulig Racing and competed full-time in the NASCAR Xfinity Series. Over a 17-year NASCAR career, "The Dinger" has amassed 21 victories across the Xfinity and Cup Series. His most recent triumph came in the 2023 Cup Series at the Bank of America Roval 400 at Charlotte Motor Speedway.

The 2024 Xfinity campaign was Allmediger's last in the Xfinity Series as the California native is moving up to Kaulig Racing's Cup Series program.

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"I just love the punishment": AJ Allmendinger reveals reason behind his move to Cup in 2025

AJ Allmendinger finished his last lap in the Xfinity Series during the Xfinity Championship Race at Phoenix. Allmendinger has secured three race wins in the Cup Series in his NASCAR career. Ahead of the season finale at Phoenix, Dale Earnhardt Jr. invited all four Xfinity championship drivers to his podcast, asking Allmendinger to share why he moved back to the Cup Series.

"You've [AJ Allmendinger] been back and forth. I don't know why you want to go back up to the Cup Series. What is that all about?" the two-time Xfinity Series champion asked [0:21]

To that, Allmendinger responded:

"I just love the punishment man. I just really do. I've been very fortunate. We're in the final four we have a chance to win a championship. It might change a lot of people's lives in Kaulig Racing."(via @DirtyMoMedia on X, formerly Twitter)

AJ Allmendinger made 10 starts in the Cup Series this season, securing three top-ten finishes. Several fans would expect Allmendinger to carry forward his Xfinity form to NASCAR's top division.