Newlyweds Ryan Blaney and Gianna Tulio take a horse ride on snow after tying the knot a few days back

Gianna Tulio, the (now) wife of NASCAR driver Ryan Blaney, took to her Instagram to post a story of her and her new husband on a horse carriage ride in a snowy area. According to People Magazine, the newlyweds tied the knot in Aspen, Colorado earlier this week.

Blaney has been in a relationship with the model for four years now, and they have been engaged for a year. The couple exchanged vows privately the morning before their ceremony, which saw the attendance of approximately 200 of the couple's close acquaintances. Some of the notable guests from the world of NASCAR who attended the wedding included Dale Earnhardt Jr., Austin Cindric, and Bubba Wallace. Gianna described her wedding to the 2023 NASCAR Cup Champion as (via People magazine):

"[T]he most magical night of my life"

The story shared by Tulio, showed the perspective from the back of a stagecoach in a snowy mountainous region:

Story posted by Gianna Tulio - Image via Instagram / @giannatulio

This story was part of a series of pictures and videos that the former Miss Hooters posted on her stories as part of the celebrations of her marriage to Blaney. A previous story from the model also featured a fireworks display set to Christmas music.

Story posted by Gianna Tulio - Image via Instagram / @giannatulio

The couple also told People Magazine that they will be spending the rest of the off-season at their home in North Carolina. The NASCAR Cup Series 2025 season begins in February, where Ryan Blaney will drive the #12 Mustang for Team Penske.

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Ryan Blaney's other off-season plans

Apart from spending the off-season with his wife, Ryan Blaney also detailed other ways he prefers to spend his time away from the Cup Series. In conversation with the media, the #12 driver spoke about how he turns off his competitive side during the months where he isn't driving for Team Penske.

The 2023 Cup Champion said (via ESPN):

"Your mindset is so different in the competing months during the year of constantly on kill mode, and as a competitor, you're trying to figure out ways to better yourself or outsmart the competition. The fire in you is lit all the time, and in the offseason, I try to turn that off. I have no reason to be competitive in the winter."

Blaney also explained the he does tend to take it easier during the colder months of the year:

"I'm lazier in the winter, for sure, I drink a little bit more. I enjoy the offseason because it's a long year; I like to relax and unwind."

The NASCAR driver completed the 2024 season once again in the final four, clinching 2nd place in the Drivers' standings.