Spreading joy! Colin Kaepernick is always the one who is known for his passion for doing things he loves. Be it football, or racing, Kaepernick enjoys the best of ALL worlds. One of the most popular free agents of the NFL was recently spotted on a grand night in Las Vegas GP. While he was there, he took time out to appreciate the Aston Martin star Fernando Alonso. Alonso’s scary encounter earlier this month will be a core memory for each F1 fan whenever the Las Vegas GP is remembered.
Just at the beginning of the race, Alonso’s Spinyard spun and collided with Valtteri Bottas’ Alfa Romeo, forcing him into the pit. Thanks to the safety car phase, he was able to make up for the distance later. “I thought the race was over after the incident,” he confessed. After a good comeback fight, Alonso finished in the 9th spot.
Colin Kaepernick at the Las Vegas GP
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Kaepernick also congratulated the two-time world champion for being awarded the ‘Man of the Year’ by GQ Spain. “Congrats on being recognized, “ said the civil rights activist. Along with this, the former 49ers QB clicked a few iconic shots with John Boyega, all while donning a classy suit from ‘Boss’ apparel. However, Boyega was sure enough not the only celebrity he met there.
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GP is ever-known for its afterparties as much as the drama on the race tracks. Kaepernick was part of one of these afterparties, where he mingled with Alonso and other celebrities. #RaceLikeABOSS Dinner at Hakkasan witnessed the presence of fashion brand BOSS, the one that Kaepernick was sporting the night, as Hugo Boss CEO Daniel Grieder hosted an exclusive dinner in the private room at Hakkasan.
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Along with Kaepernick, Anthony Mackie, Tiffany Haddish, and other sports world luminaries. The ensemble was later joined by Fernando Alonso, the brand ambassador of Boss, along with Lance Stroll. This is where Kaepernick and others congratulated him on his success.
GP lured in celebrities from around the world in their inaugural ceremony. Justin Bieber, Leonardo DiCaprio, Brad Pitt, ASAP Rocky, Rihanna, Terry Crews, Kylie Minogue, David Beckham, Usain Bolt, Steve Aoki, Gordon Ramsay, you name them.
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Oracle Red Bull Racing’s Max Verstappen won the race despite his 5-second penalty and mid-race collision. His suit, a custom-made Viva Las Vegas racing suit, garnered all the attention, as it paid homage to the iconic Elvis Persley.
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