NASCAR diva Toni Breidinger rocks Sunoco jacket at Springfield

Toni Breidinger isn't just making waves on the race track. The ARCA Menards driver also turned heads off the track when she showed up in a bright Sunoco jacket ahead of her Illinois race.

The NASCAR driver donned denim shorts and paired them with a white top. However, her Sunoco jacket was the showstopper, as the Venturini driver styled the predominantly yellow and blue jacket mixed with white and red outlines with a pair of stunning sunglasses.

Toni Breidinger is sponsored by Sunoco, the official fuel of NASCAR. The 25-year-old certainly did not disappoint her sponsor, as she pulled off the outfit brilliantly. Breidinger uploaded a series of photos of herself wearing the jacket to the popular social media site Instagram. The post garnered thousands of likes, and comments from Breidinger's 2.7 million followers.

Breidinger is known for frequently sharing her stylish outfits on Instagram, showcasing her keen fashion sense.

Breidinger competed in the Springfield ARCA 100 in Illinois, where she managed an impressive sixth position. She finished ahead of Kris Wright and behind Lavar Scott. At one point in the race, the American was running in fourth place. However, she lost track position and ended up in sixth.

Prior to her strong showing at Springfield, Breidinger competed in the Michigan race, piloting the #25 Sunoco Toyota Camry at Michigan International Speedway. Overcoming challenges, she rallied from behind to secure an impressive eighth-place finish.

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Toni Breidinger created history with Venturini Motorsports at Springfield

Toni Breidinger, driver of the #25 Hair Club Toyota, looks on before the ARCA Menards Series General Tire 150 (Image via Getty Images)

Toni Breidinger made history with Venturini Motorsports at the recent Springfield race. She was part of the team’s groundbreaking lineup featuring four female drivers, a first-of-its-kind achievement orchestrated by team owner Billy Venturini.

"Over the past couple of decades, we’ve seen more women drivers making a positive impact on our sport," Venturini said. "Although female drivers competing at this level is nothing new I’ve seen more and more talented women drivers coming up the ranks the last few years."

"These women on our team are great role models for younger girls looking at our sport. This weekend will be special but honestly I don’t really look at it as gender specific – for us it’s just another day at the track with our drivers," he added.

Besides Breidinger, Isabella Robusto, Taylor Reimar, and Amber Balcaen took part in the Springfield ARCA 100 race along with Kris Wright. Back in 2018, Venturing Motorsport set the record for fielding three drivers, and now they have broken the record.