F1 influencer Iesha Pirito couldn't inspire Aston Martin to victory at the Spanish Grand Prix, even if she did turn heads in the paddock.
Iesha, 23, looked incredible as she sauntered around the Aston Martin garage on a difficult weekend for the constructor in Spain. The Silverstone-based team scored 14 points in Barcelona, with Lance Stroll and Fernando Alonso finishing sixth and seventh respectively, their worst combined result of the season so far.
Nevertheless, it was a weekend to remember for Iesha, who somehow failed to inspire Aston Martin, despite her gorgeous presence in the team's garage across the race weekend.
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The OnlyFans stunner posted several updates from her trip to Catalunya, first posing outside the Ferrari motorhome in a pair of tiny denim shorts, asking the question: "How do I get VIP every race?"
That was followed by a snap outside the Red Bull garage, where Iesha cheekily reused a name this publication gave to her, writing: "Swipe for 'The Verstappen of OF.'"
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She ended her weekend with a visit to the Aston Martin garage, wowing in a tight white dress as she posed next to Lance Stroll's no.18 car and took her photo with one of the team's mechanics.
Captioning the snaps "10/10 strategy having me in the garage," it didn't take long for Iesha's near-50,000 followers to leave plenty of comments underneath.
One wrote: "Glad you had an amazing weekend." Someone else asked: "Can I be your pit lane buddy x." A third person wrote: "Looks like you had a great time xx."
While a fourth added: "Awesome photos Iesha." And: "Looks like you had a fab day x."
While Iesha may be the Max Verstappen of OnlyFans, the Dutchman himself had a weekend to remember as he increased his lead at the top of the drivers' standings with a dominant victory.
The Red Bull star finished 24 seconds ahead of nearest challenger Lewis Hamilton, whose Mercedes team enjoyed a rare double podium as George Russell came home in third.
