PHOTOS: Everyone’s Going Wild Over Molly Qerim’s Outfit From The Formula One Miami Grand Prix

Molly Qerim (Photo via Molly Qerim/Twitter)
ESPN star Molly Qerim impressed fans with her latest off-air outfit.

First Take host Molly Qerim has wowed fans with her fit for the 2024 Miami Grand Prix. The ESPN sportscaster documented her time on social media at the Formula 1 race.

The 40-year-old attended the festivities leading up to the Formula 1 race last weekend. Molly was seen wearing an all-white outfit, donning a jacket over an athletic bra and pants.

She also added what looked like black heels.

Qerim posed twice to show off her outfit, while the third picture shows her signing what looks like her autograph on a poster board.

Fans took to the comment section and collectively lost their minds:

As for the Formula 1 race, Qerim watched as 24-year-old McLaren driver Lando Norris won the race. He pulled away from Max Verstappen after a well-timed safety car, taking the checkered flag more than seven seconds clear of the Red Bull driver.

Aside from the race, Molly also took a picture with the 2023-24 Larry O’Brien trophy, which will be handed to the eventual 2023-24 NBA champions.

As for Qerim, she took a break from the First Take set to head down to Florida for the race at the Miami International Autodrome. Christine Williamson took her seat in the studio last Thursday and Friday.

She would return to her job this week.

Molly Qerim Once Took An Unwarranted Shot At Caitlin Clark

Molly Qerim (Photo by Greg Doherty/Getty Images)
ESPN’s Molly Qerim is not one to cause much controversy on the set of First Take, but she felt some type of way that Caitlin Clark was being talked about so much while stating it was only because Paige Bueckers has missed so much time due to injury.

“If Paige Bueckers didn’t basically miss two seasons, I don’t know if we’d be talking about Caitlin Clark the way we are now,” Qerim said.

Clark’s freshman year at Iowa ended with a Sweet 16 loss to UConn, and she got her revenge with a Final Four victory in March.