Newlywed Daniel Suarez shares vacation pictures with wife Julia Piquet in Japan

The 2024 Cup Series season wrapped up with the Championship Four race held at Phoenix Raceway on November 10, 2024, and drivers are enjoying their off-season with their families, and Daniel Suarez is no exception. Suarez recently went to Japan with his wife, Julia Piquet, for a getaway trip and shared pictures of their trip with their fans.

Mexico-born Suarez became an American citizen on June 18, and during the NASCAR break, Suarez and his longtime girlfriend Julia Piquet tied the knot on July 30, 2024, in Brazil and had an open wedding ceremony. Suarez and his wife Piquet are celebrating their honeymoon in Japan.

The couple shared images of American snacks in Japanese grocery stores, a cute police signboard on the street poles, and an iconic red Coca-Cola vending machine in the streets. Suarez also shared an image with his wife in a traditional Japanese park.

Daniel Suarez encapsulated his experience and wrote:

"Japan is pretty cool!!"

The couple earlier went to Japan's streets and cultural landmarks, including a trip to Kyoto, the city known for its historic temples and gardens. Daniel Suarez also shared an image of a Mexican restaurant named Roti Chicken & Jackie Tacos located in the streets of Kyoto. The newlyweds shared the images on their Instagram stories.

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A look at Daniel Suarez's 2024 NASCAR Cup Series season

Trackhouse Racing driver Daniel Suárez bagged his second Cup Series win at the Ambetter Health 400 race held at Atlanta Motor Speedway on February 25, 2024. Despite qualifying in P25 and finishing stage one in P19, Suarez made an astonishing recovery in stage two. He jumped 15 spots, and in the final stage, he crossed the victory lane in P1.

Speaking to NASCAR about his 2024 season, the Trackhouse Racing driver mentioned that he had a topsy-turvy year; he had some bad starts and some good starts. He added:

“I felt like it was a good year. It wasn’t bad; it wasn’t amazing, either. We had our ups and downs. There were a couple months in the middle of the year that were very, very bad, and there were also a couple months, I would say, lately that we were actually pretty strong. So I feel like a lot to build on, a good year to build on. We know our strengths and our weaknesses, and already we’re looking forward to building from there, and hopefully we can make our group even stronger for next year.”

Daniel Suarez even qualified for the playoffs but later got eliminated from the playoffs in the round of 12. He ended his 2024 season in P12 with one win, nine top-ten finishes, and four top-five finishes, followed by two DNFs in 36 starts.