John Hunter Nemechek's wife taps into cowgirl aesthetic in denim-on-denim combo

Taylor Nemechek, wife of NASCAR driver John Hunter Nemechek, shared her stylish denim-on-denim ensemble on social media, ahead of the Wurth 400 at Texas Motor Speedway on Sunday.

John and Taylor tied the knot in October 2020 at the scenic Pippin Hill Farm and Vineyard in Virginia. Since then, they’ve built a close-knit family, welcoming daughters Aspen Palmer in March 2021 and Penelope James in August 2023. While Taylor keeps her career largely out of the spotlight, the couple often shares glimpses of their life on social media.

As Taylor showed off her stylish look—a blue cropped denim vest top with a matching mini skirt, accented by a tan belt and chic cowboy boots—she captioned her Instagram story with a nod to Lone Star pride:

"Yeehaww"

via @taylornemechek_ on Instagram

North Carolina native John Hunter Nemechek, 27, competes full-time in the NASCAR Cup Series, driving the #42 Toyota Camry XSE for Legacy Motor Club. He began his NASCAR journey in the Truck Series back in 2013, making his debut at Martinsville Speedway in the Kroger 200. Over more than a decade, Nemechek has tallied 24 wins across NASCAR’s top three divisions, but a Cup Series win still eludes him.

John started the Wurth 400 at Texas Motor Speedway from P28 but battled through multiple cautions and on-track incidents to score a strong P8 finish. It marked his first top-ten result since his P5 showing at the Daytona 500 earlier this season.

Following the end of the Wurth 400, John Hunter Nemechek is ranked P23 in the driver standings, separated by a single point from Ty Gibbs, who holds P22.

"It was an up and down day for us"- John Hunter Nemechek reflects on commendable performance at Texas Motor Speedway

Jimmie Johnson led Legacy Motor Club driver John Hunter Nemechek had an impressive day at Texas Motor Speedway on Sunday. While his LMC teammate Erik Jones secured a P5 finish, Nemechek was happy to have finished in the top ten, however, he felt that the #42 team was 'all over the place.'

In a post-race interview, the North Carolina native said:

“We unloaded with speed this week, which was nice, in practice,” Nemechek stated. “Had good long run speed. It was an up-and-down day for us. Just kind of all over the place with what we had. Glad to come home eighth. The last couple of restarts were tough with the positions that we were in. I’ve got to get better from a driver’s standpoint racing up towards the front, but I haven’t had any chances at that, so [I’m] progressing and learning.”

Meanwhile, besides a commendable top-five finish, Jimmie Johnson's #43 driver Erik Jones also historically marked this race as his 300th career start in the Cup Series.

NASCAR will head to Kansas Motor Speedway on May 11 for the AdventHealth 400. Catch the race live on FOX Sports 1, PRN, and SiriusXM.