“This makes me so happy”: Fans react as Daniel Suarez releases supercut footage from his wedding

NASCAR Cup driver Daniel Suarez delighted fans by sharing his wedding video on social media, giving everyone a front-row seat to the joyous occasion. Suarez tied the knot with his longtime girlfriend and health coach, Julia Piquet, on July 30, 2024.

The 32-year-old racer first crossed paths with Julia, the daughter of former F1 three-time world champion Nelson Piquet Sr., back in 2012. The couple got engaged in 2022. Daniel Suarez posted a video of their wedding day on his X account (formerly known as Twitter), which included clips of the couple dancing and celebrating with friends and family. He captioned the video:

"La fiesta!! 🇧🇷 (shoutout to my amigo @MambaSmith34 the life of the party 🕺🏽) #lucasweddfilms"

Fans who loved the video responded enthusiastically, fully enjoying the glimpse into the festive celebration:

"This makes me so happy! A fun heart lift for the middle of my week!"

Here are a few more comments from the post:

"Looks like you had a good two weeks off from @NASCAR ! I wish only the best for you and your lovely wife @JuliaPiquet ! Question: did Emma attend the wedding at all? 🏁" a fan wrote.

"Peak cinematography. Congratulations!" commented another one.

"Perfect party for the perfect wedding for the perfect couple, @Daniel_SuarezG and @JuliaPiquet !🤍 A fairytale🥹" expressed one more.

"Congratulations to you and your Bride Daniel!" a NASCAR fan wished.

"Thank you for sharing with us! So happy for you!" said a fan.

"Whoa, she's stunning young Daniel. Congratulations and prayers for a wonderful marriage and family you build. May the Lord walk with you every step of the way. God Bless," one fan wrote.

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Daniel Suarez recently opened up about his racing experiences in Brazil

Daniel Suarez has taken part in the NASCAR Brazil series, winning in one of the two back-to-back races he entered. Although he crossed the finish line first in the initial race, a five-second penalty for aggressive driving relegated him to a lower position. But then, he clinched victory in the next race despite finishing second, benefiting from a penalty given to Lucas Mendes, who originally finished first.

Daniel Suarez had expressed his excitement about competing in Brazil even before the races began, given his personal connections to the country. He shared [via NASCAR]:

"Brazil is a country that is very close to my heart. Julia, she’s already from 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. [...] 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."

Currently, Daniel Suarez is ranked P17 in the NASCAR Cup driver standings with 460 points, including a win at Texas Motor Speedway, two top-5 finishes, and four top-10 finishes. In his last 10 races, he has managed to finish in the top 10 twice.