On April 26th, Marcus Ericsson of Andretti Autosport shared an Instagram Story that provided a glimpse of his striking photoshoot, which unfolded in the iconic Central Park, New York City, for a high-end clothing brand. The talented Swede donned the company’s signature earthy pastels, showcasing a mint green blazer paired with a crisp white shirt and off-white pants, complemented by the brand’s stylish Nautilus loafers.
Ericsson, who has an impressive career in motorsports, competed in Formula 1 with Caterham and Sauber from 2014 to 2018, before transitioning to IndyCar in 2019 with Arrow Schmidt Peterson Motorsports. He enjoyed a successful stint with Chip Ganassi Racing, even securing triumph at the prestigious Indy 500. Last year, during a period of heightened demand for skilled drivers, Andretti seized the opportunity to welcome him as their third driver, a move that captured the attention of racing enthusiasts everywhere.
With 276,000 followers on Instagram, Marcus Ericsson frequently shares updates that resonate with his fans, linking them to his on-track activities. Recently, he treated his followers to a behind-the-scenes look at his photoshoot with Cavour.co, a luxurious tailoring and shoe brand hailing from Norway. His Central Park setting and fashionable attire certainly made an impact, and his caption amplified the excitement surrounding the event.
Currently, Ericsson finds himself ranked 12th in the NTT IndyCar Series Championship with 55 points. The former Indy 500 champion articulated his sentiments regarding relocating to Indiana from his native Sweden, expressing a deep sense of belonging in the Midwest. In a recent appearance on Doug and Drivers, hosted by Indianapolis Motor Speedway President Doug Boles, he discussed how he eagerly anticipates returning to Indiana after visiting Sweden and Denmark, highlighting his desire to embrace the racing routine once again.
As the racing season progresses, fans can look forward to seeing Marcus Ericsson back in action on May 4th at Barber Motorsports Park in Birmingham, where he will compete in the Children’s of Alabama Indy Grand Prix. This photoshoot not only illustrates his flair for fashion but also underlines his connection to the sport and the exciting journey that lies ahead.
