Inside Antonio Felix da Costa’s massive luxury vanity van suite at 24 Hours of Daytona

With a week still to go before the Miami E-Prix, Jaguar TCS Racing driver Antonio Felix da Costa chose to compete in the iconic 24 Hours of Daytona. The race is part of the World Endurance Championship calendar. The Portuguese driver shared a video giving fans a tour of his vanity van, which serves as his temporary home at the circuit and it oozed luxury. In terms of size and comfort, it was easily comparable to a hotel suite, featuring a massive bedroom, a kitchen, two bathrooms, and more.Antonio Felix da Costa gave fans a detailed look inside his home on wheels at the 24 Hours of Daytona race circuit, and it had everything one would expect from a high-end hotel. Upon entering the bus, he stepped into a living area complete with an imitation fireplace, a television, and a two-seat dining table. This led into a spacious kitchen, large enough to cook a full meal, equipped with an oven, a large refrigerator, and ample storage, all set against classic wooden interiors.The vanity van also featured two bathrooms, one of which included a shower and a sink. The bedroom was equally impressive, boasting a king-size bed, plenty of wardrobe space, and enough room to move around comfortably.Sharing the video of his temporary home, da Costa wrote: “Our ‘home’ on the circuits. Daytona 24H 2026.”Nissan Formula E driver Norman Nato appeared impressed by the luxury bus and commented, “Voila.” Reacting to the video, one fan wrote, “Better than many houses here in Portugal!!! I wish most Portuguese had these accommodations.” Another commented, “I want this house for the next 25 years.” An impressed fan added, “These American motorhomes are really powerful!!!” One fan even joked, “Put this on the track and load it.”Da Costa also expressed his excitement for the race, saying he has his sights set on winning the Rolex watch awarded to the overall winner of the 24 Hours of Daytona.Once Antonio Felix da Costa wraps up his endurance racing duties, he will turn his focus back to Formula E for Round 3 of the season in Miami. He finished third at last year’s Miami E-Prix, which marked the event’s return to the city after a 10-year absence. Still searching for his first points of the season, the Portuguese driver will be eager to bounce back and replicate last year’s strong result when the Miami E-Prix takes place on January 31.