At the 2025 Monaco Grand Prix, Chiefs’ owner, Clark Hunt‘s daughters, Gracie and Ava Hunt, turned heads like no other. Running laps around the fashion scene, straight into Red Bull Racing’s corner, they stole the spotlight at Riveria. With their impeccable fashion, front-row F1 access, and surprising team allegiances, Gracie and Ava Hunt were the talk of the town. While Mahomes and Kelce were navigating the Alpine’s early struggles, the Hunt women have already claimed their corner in the F1 world.

Let’s start with Gracie, the former Miss Kansas USA and social media star. On May 25, she dropped a carousel of photos on Instagram captioned: “Monaco Grand Prix!” And the fit? It was a white two-piece ensemble embroidered with bold red florals, complete with a tank top.

It featured a cutout neckline and a high-waisted miniskirt with intricate stitching. Furthermore, she accessorized it with white APL sneakers for comfort, a Tom Ford handbag for luxury, and aviator sunglasses for that cool Riviera glare. The hair also had effortless beach curls. It was truly a fashion moment etched into history.

From yacht decks to Red Bull Racing hospitality zones, Gracie posted the snaps from all the hotspots, stealing the limelight. Then came Ava Hunt, the youngest Hunt sibling and currently a cheerleader at SMU. If Gracie’s known for elegance, Ava brought the heat. Her caption said it all: “Red Bull racing ♥️🐂,” with the hashtags, “#redbull #formula1 #f1 #redbullracing #grandprix #monaco #teamredbull.”

Ava stood on the track wearing a strapless red and black floral top, white high-waisted flare pants, and a red baseball cap pulled low. She finished the look with a white purse and silver necklace. Later, she dropped jaws again in an orange jumpsuit, soaking up the sun on a yacht. Ava’s social media has now become a hotbed of fan admiration, with such awe-strucking looks.

What makes the Hunt sisters’ support for Red Bull Racing particularly fascinating is the team rivalry dynamic behind the scenes. Kansas City Chiefs superstars, Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce, are co-owners of Alpine F1, the rival team to Red Bull. And yet, Ava and Gracie were notably cheering for Max Verstappen and the Red Bull camp.

Alpine F1 has put up a poor show in qualifying, with Franco Colapinto starting P20 and Pierre Gasly P18. On the other hand, Red Bull’s Max Verstappen, whom the Hunts backed, lined up in P4. Not just the Red Bull, but the yachts have also become a key presence in the Hunt sisters’ posts. Well, this is a given, as how can one miss the glam of the luxury fleet of yachts at Monte Carlo?

Gracie and Ava join the $2B yacht group

The Monaco Grand Prix isn’t just about fast cars and adrenaline. It’s where the ultra-rich drop over $2 billion on yachts alone. Monaco’s Grand Prix attracts the world’s most iconic and expensive superyachts. These yachts aren’t just boats, they’re floating VIP clubs, giving a front-row seat to the F1 madness.

Over in Port Hercules, Monaco’s crown jewel marina, the stakes get real. During the Grand Prix, yachts docked there are valued at around $1.1 billion, and berthing fees spike to crazy levels. Like $16,625 a day for a 60-meter yacht, which is more than 14 times the usual price.

The best spots, especially with track views, are booked years ahead of time. More than 50 mega-yachts anchor just offshore because they’re too massive for the port. These floating palaces are private party central and luxury showrooms, worth over €1 billion. Clark Hunt’s daughters being part of this offshore club means that they are living that high-privacy, high-style life with no compromises.