Pierre Gasly’s girlfriend Francisca Gomes soaks up the Miami sun

While Pierre Gasly continues to make headlines with his high-speed exploits and action on the race track, his partner Francisca ‘Kika’ Gomes continues to be a popular social media influencer. The partner of the Formula 1 star recently shared snapshots of herself from Miami.

The 22-year-old, who was modeling for the brand Women’s Secret, shared several photos of herself overlooking a beach in Miami on her Instagram. The Portuguese model, who also attached a video to her post, simply tagged the brand alongside a butterfly emoji in the caption.

Kika, who is fast becoming a famous name among Formula 1 fans, has reportedly been in a relationship with Gasly since late 2022. The Alpine F1 star announced their relationship in a subtle New Year post in 2023. The fashion influencer has since become a main feature in several of Gasly’s outings, including accompanying him to the paddock during race weekends.

Turning attention to racing, Gasly will be aiming for another impressive outing at the upcoming Canadian Grand Prix. The French driver recorded an eighth-place finish at the Spanish Grand Prix. He will be hoping to improve on his last outing at the Montreal race, where he achieved a points-scoring finish in the 2024 season.

Pierre Gasly reacts after girlfriend shares photos from outing at Monaco GP

Pierre Gasly reacted after his girlfriend Francisca ‘Kika’ Gomes shared photo highlights of her outing at the recent Monaco Grand Prix. The fashion model detailed her experience from the Monte Carlo race.

Posting a carousel of images from the event on her Instagram, the Portuguese influencer accompanied them with a caption while also tagging Gasly.

“Monaco highlights with @givenchybeauty @pierregasly ❤️,” she wrote.

The former Red Bull Racing driver also responded to the post with three heart-eyed emojis.

Pierre Gasly reacted after his girlfriend shared her highlight from the Monaco Grand Prix. Image: @kikagomes via Instagram

While off the track at the Monaco Grand Prix proved to be eventful for Pierre Gasly, the same could not be said of his outing on the track. The 29-year-old, who qualified 17th for the event, endured a torrid and relatively brief race at the Monte Carlo circuit.

Gasly was the first retirement casualty of the event, as he barrelled into Yuki Tsunoda on the ninth lap of the race while attempting a move around the Nouvelle Chicane, which ultimately spelled the end of his race. The impact of the contact made by the French driver saw him suffer significant damage to his front brakes, and he required the assistance of the marshals to stop his car after diving into the pit lane following the incident.