NEED FOR SPEED
Molly Qerim sports strapless outfit at F1 Miami GP after First Take star’s pre-race workout
Molly witnessed a career moment for one of the Red Bull drivers
FIRST Take host Molly Qerim has wowed fans with her fit for the 2024 Miami Grand Prix.
The ESPN sportscaster documented her time at the Formula 1 race on social media.
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Qerim, 40, first shared a snap of herself working out at a gym.
"A lil pre-race pump," she wrote on her Instagram Story.
Molly then posted a video showing her putting the finished touches on the First Take star's race-day outfit, which featured a blue Ferrari hat and a pair of stylish shades.
"Getting ready for @f1mia," the caption read.
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The sportscaster added she was "obsessed" with her blue hat.
Qerim headed to the Miami International Autodrome sporting a white buttoned top and a black skirt with a high slit.
And fans loved the ensemble.
"Looking great," one wrote on X.
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"LORD HAVE MERCY!" another added.
"Perfection in all things," a third said.
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"Loooooking gooooood Molly!!" one wrote.
In addition to watching McLaren driver Lando Norris, 24, claim the victory, Molly had a chance to pose with the Larry O'Brien trophy, which will soon be given to the 2023-24 NBA champions.
She also bumped into ESPN colleague, anchor Elle Duncan, on the paddock.
Qerim made the most of her time at the Miami GP.
Molly Qerim's career timeline
MOLLY Qerim has risen through the ranks to become on the faces of ESPN.
The popular sports host began her media career in 2006 with ESPN and spent four years with the network.
She then covered college basketball and football for CBS Sports Network in New York.
And Qerim balance that with hosting duties for NFL Network in Los Angeles - fronting NFLAM and NFL Fantasy Live.
The host returned to ESPN in 2015 and immediately took the role of First Take anchor.
And Qerim has been an ever-present, popular host of the daily sports debate show ever since.
The sportscaster even posed for photos with Aston Martin's F1 car on Friday.
Molly took a break from the First Take set to head down to Florida for the race.
Christine Williamson took her seat in the studio on Thursday and Friday last week.
Norris won the first F1 race of his career in Florida on Sunday.
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Red Bull's Max Verstappen and Ferrari's Charles Leclerc came up second and third, respectively.
Verstappen still sits atop the standings with 136 points ahead of Red Bull's Sergio Perez (101) and Leclerc (98).