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NASCAR Driver Toni Breidinger Stuns Courtside At Indiana Fever Game

Originally posted on The Spun | By Chris Rosvoglou | Last updated Aug 3, 2025 4:26 PM ET

NASCAR Truck Series driver Toni Breidinger had time off this weekend to sit back and enjoy the WNBA.

Breidinger, the first Arab American woman to compete in NASCAR, is currently in her first full-time season with Tricon Garage. She had 27 top-ten finishes in the ARCA Menards Series before making the jump to the Truck Series this year. Suffice to say, she's more than capable of making noise on the track.

Off the track, Breidinger has really leveraged her platform to the best of her ability. In May, she made her debut in Sports Illustrated Swimsuit. She was photographed by the SI Swimsuit team in Boca Raton, Florida.

"It’s an honor to be featured in the 2025 issue," Breidinger said. "It’s very surreal to be in this issue alongside so many inspiring athletes. Thank you a million to everyone who made this dream of mine come true."

Breidinger has also landed sponsorship deals with brands such as Coach and 818 Tequila.

On Friday night, Breidinger and a few other Coach partners were at American Airlines Center to watch the Indiana Fever take on the Dallas Wings.

Breidinger went with an all-black outfit for the Fever-Wings game.

"We love our Coach Courtside Five," the Wings wrote on Instagram.

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Even though Breidinger's popularity has exploded over the past year, she has made it abundantly clear that NASCAR remains her priority.

"I was definitely a racer before anything. That was definitely my passion," Breidinger told Kevin Baxter of the LA Times. "I’ve been lucky enough to be able to do modeling to help support that passion. But at the end of the day, I definitely consider myself a racer. That’s what I grew up doing and that’s the career I’ve always wanted to do."

Breidinger will be back on the track on Aug. 8 at Watkins Glen International.

This article first appeared on The Spun and was syndicated with permission.

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