Atlanta Race Winner Daniel Suarez Celebrates His 5-Year Anniversary with Fiancee

It is interesting to note that NASCAR driver Daniel Suarez has a connection to Formula 1. As it happens, he is in a relationship with Julia Piquet, the younger daughter of 3-time F1 champion Nelson Piquet. The couple is currently engaged, and ahead of the race weekend at the Phoenix Raceway, they are celebrating their 5th anniversary.

In a sweet post on social media, Suarez wrote, “Today is my 5th anniversary with this pinche bombón!! So fortunate to have you on this journey with  me.” In response, Julia replied, “Three hearts for you.” As if it were not obvious already, the couple is very much in love, and he even proposed to her in 2022 in Monaco.

Daniel Suarez became an overnight star after the Atlanta race

Given what transpired in that race, was it ever a surprise that he became an overnight sensation? For those who have been living under a rock, he barely won at the Atlanta Motor Speedway. To be precise, Daniel Suarez was part of a three-wide finish with Ryan Blaney and Kyle Busch, recreating the famous Cars scene. With this win, he guaranteed his berth in the playoffs for the second time in his career.

Without a doubt, Julia Piquet must have been biting her nails during that race. Nevertheless, all of her prayers were answered with the Mexican driver triumphing. The unexpected win came after he qualified a bit lower down the order in 23rd place but managed to claw his way up the pack while avoiding trouble.

This could not have come at a better time for him

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Up until this point, there had actually been a number of questions about his future. Given that teammate Ross Chastain has been a consistent performer for Trackhouse Racing, there was pressure on Suarez. Especially considering that there were some drivers like Shane van Gisbergen who would love a full-time seat. So the Atlanta win was a massive statement for his rivals. In essence, he was saying that if anyone wanted that #99 seat, they would have to pry it from his cold, dead hands.

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From there, the Mexican driver can only keep moving forward and focusing on the remainder of the season. Sure, his playoff berth may be secure, but the NASCAR season is unpredictable. For this weekend’s race at the Phoenix Raceway, Suarez has qualified in 15th place, and he will be itching to go racing again.