Antonio Felix da Costa shares Florida highlights from Miami E-Prix and road trip with Norman Nato

Antonio Felix da Costa spent several weeks in Florida, where he competed in Endurance Racing in addition to Formula E. The Jaguar TCS Racing driver took part in the Miami E-Prix and was involved in a variety of fun activities during his stay in the Sunshine State. Da Costa has now shared a post on Instagram to sum up his U.S. trip before gearing up for the next race, the Jeddah double-header.Antonio Felix da Costa recently shared a bunch of pictures and videos on Instagram, mentioning Florida as the location. He captioned the post: “P3 in qualy, and put out of the race when we were in the fight. The resilience of custom. Thanks for the support, guys. Jeddah in 15 days.” He also added a trophy emoji to the caption.In the first picture, the driver is seen walking after stepping out of a helicopter. This is followed by videos from his golfing sessions. In fact, he was recently golfing at an event and even shared glimpses of it on his Instagram Stories.There are also moments from the Miami E-Prix, where Antonio Felix da Costa finished eighth after being hit by Andretti rookie Felipe Drugovich during the race. Da Costa was performing well after starting third on the grid, but the collision pushed him down the order.Da Costa’s post also included a video of a long drive with Nissan driver Norman Nato in an open-roof car. During their time in Miami, Da Costa and other Formula E drivers also visited Hard Rock Stadium, where they received custom jerseys from the NFL team, the Miami Dolphins.Antonio Felix da Costa also shared photos of his car from his stint at the 24 Hours of Daytona. He competed in the race a week before the Miami E-Prix and finished second in his category. He also gave fans a closer look at the glow-in-the-dark helmet he wore during the race.Reacting to a video of the car shared by Da Costa, Norman Nato commented “Voila” in the comments section. A comment from the Sao Paulo E-Prix Instagram page read, “Love the glow-in-the-dark helmet.” Racer Dudu Barrichello wrote “big lightning” in reaction to the post, while a fan referred to Da Costa as “The artist.”Antonio Felix da Costa now has some time to relax before heading to Jeddah for the season’s first double-header, scheduled from February 12 to 14.Also read: “It happens”: Felipe Drugovich apologizes after collision with Antonio Felix da Costa at Miami E-Prix