Travis Kelce has arrived at the Miami Grand Prix, joining his Kansas City Chiefs teammate and close friend Patrick Mahomes for the race in Florida.
It comes just 24 hours after Kelce, in a smart white suite, enjoyed a day out at the Kentucky Derby and celebrated a big win.
Kelce, a three-time Super Bowl winner and an investor in Alpine F1, notably arrived without his pop star girlfriend Taylor Swift.
In exclusive photos from DailyMail.com, Kelce could be seen wearing a matching green patterned set, a black backwards baseball cap and a pair of black-and-green sunglasses.
The 34-year-old finished off his look with a pair of low-top black Nikes.
Kelce, a three-time Super Bowl winner and an investor in Alpine F1, notably arrived without his pop star girlfriend Taylor Swift.
In exclusive photos from DailyMail.com, Kelce could be seen wearing a matching green patterned set, a black backwards baseball cap and a pair of black-and-green sunglasses.
The 34-year-old finished off his look with a pair of low-top black Nikes.
Kelce’s Chiefs teammate Mahomes and his wife Brittany were spotted at qualifying on Saturday, along with French soccer legend Zinedine Zidane.
And the likes of Tom Brady and Kendall Jenner were spotted earlier in the weekend.
On Saturday, Kelce turned up at Churchill Downs for the big race on Saturday looking dapper in a stylish white suit, black tie and matching top hat.
He turned up at the racecourse solo and without girlfriend Swift, who did not made an appearance in Kentucky this weekend.
In footage shared on the Kentucky Derby’s official Instagram account, the 34-year-old could be seen jumping up and down and celebrating after sweeping up an early windfall.
Kelce was celebrating his winning wager in an owners suite at Club Sports Illustrated at Churchill Downs, having also attended SI’s pre-Derby party the night before.
Travis wasn’t the only NFL-related figure in attendance, with Miami Dolphins receiver Braxton Berrios’ girlfriend Alix Earle also in Louisville for the Derby.
The Miami Grand Prix is set to start at 4pm ET, with Max Verstappen set to begin in pole position.
Verstappen has won both other editions of the event, which started in 2022.
