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Blackpink member Lisa spotted at Max Verstappen’s Red Bull garage at Miami GP

Originally posted on FirstSportz | By Aditya Pandya | Last updated 5/5/24

The Miami GP witnessed several major worldwide artists visit the race. Big names such as Kendall Jenner, Camila Cabello, and even Lisa from Blackpink were present on the grid. Apart from these celebrities, Former president Donald Trump also attended the race. Lisa was spotted at the Max Verstappen’s Red Bull garage before the commencement of the race.

There haven’t been many Asian artists that have been spotted around the Miami GP weekend. Major American celebrities continue to flood the circuit of Miami alongside others. Hence, amidst the artists, Lisa from Blackpink was spotted visiting Max Verstappen‘s Red Bull Garage. The Blackpink artist wasn’t spotted alongside other members of the group.

The Thai singer clicked multiple pictures with the dominant RB20 chassis in the Red Bull garage. Lisa also clicked pictures with the crew before the commencement of the Miami GP. Hence, apart from Lisa multiple other Asian artists could be expected to visit the paddock for the first of the three American races.

Lisa met Max Verstappen before Miami GP start

Amongst the many others, Lisa met up with the reigning world champion Max Verstappen and also clicked a picture with him. The Dutchman hasn’t been spotted clicking many pictures with celebrities, hence this was an exciting event. The 26-year-old smiled nervously as Lisa clicked a picture with him before the race.

Lisa will closely watch Max Verstappen’s performance at the Miami GP as she was visibly supporting Red Bull. The Austrian constructor has made no mistakes in the 2024 season yet and continues a dominant performance. As things are, the team can potentially score a dominant victory at the Miami circuit.

The success of the Miami GP will showcase the importance of such American weekends in Formula 1. Racing in the US has always proved beneficial for the pinnacle of motorsport. Hence, the sport will continue to expand its business in the American continent due to such monumental numbers.

This article first appeared on FirstSportz and was syndicated with permission.

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