Bettina Trump, wife of Donald Trump Jr., attended the Freedom 250 Grand Prix in Washington D.C. on Sunday. The 39-year-old was seen arriving at the IndyCar race, opting for a stylish ensemble of a white top tucked into high-waisted shorts, complemented by a black blazer. She accessorized with a silver chain necklace and large sunglasses.
Donald Trump Jr., 48, attended the event in a tan sports jacket over a white button-down shirt and matching pants. President Donald Trump, 80, was present with First Lady Melania Trump, 56. The President wore a black suit with a red tie, while the First Lady was dressed in black trousers and a white collared blouse.
President Trump initiated the Freedom 250 Grand Prix through an executive order as part of the United States anniversary commemoration. The NTT IndyCar Series race took place on a 1.7-mile street circuit looping around Pennsylvania Avenue and past landmarks including the National Mall, the Washington Monument, and the U.S. Capitol Building.
Upon arrival at the start line in a limousine, President Trump greeted drivers, IndyCar staff, and Roger Penske. He then performed a ceremonial lap in his armored limousine, known as "The Beast," and waved the green flag to start the race. He was set to observe the race from a prime viewing location, with cars reaching speeds up to 185 mph.
Bettina Trump married Donald Trump Jr. in May. Since their wedding, she has been seen accompanying him to various events. The couple legally married in Palm Beach, followed by a private celebration on Little Pipe Cay. Bettina Trump has recently hinted at plans to expand their family, expressing admiration for her husband's role as a father.