“Large levels of happiness”: Dan Ticktum turns valet for a day, shares unexpected Miami moment

Dan Ticktum has been making all the right noises on social media when he is not competing on the track. The Cupra Kiro driver recently turned valet for a day and shared a glimpse of his experience behind the wheel of different cars. From opening the hood to check out the engine to being playfully teased on the road by a woman, Ticktum’s day as a valet included moments neither he nor his fans had expected.Dan Ticktum, who is quite popular on social media for his fun antics, didn’t mind playing valet for a day. He can be seen checking out the engines of several cars, some of which were interesting to drive. One clip also shows a woman twerking at him after getting out of her car.Sharing the video on Instagram, Dan Ticktum wrote, “I went undercover as a valet for the day as an excuse to drive some of Miami’s coolest cars! #cars #v8,” and added in the comments, “Large levels of happiness were happening that day.”Reacting to it, one fan wrote, “This is simply excellent.” Another said, “This is so peak.” A fan commented, “Car content. New country, new cars, same gearshift issues.” Another pointed out, “I don't think a valet is allowed to open the hood of the car, sir.”Dan Ticktum and his new Cupra Kiro teammate Pepe Martí have featured in several fun videos on Instagram. In one, they recently checked out different snacks and gave them ratings, while another showed them taking on a silly paper challenge trackside.They will now head to Jeddah for the season’s first double-header, scheduled from February 12–14. It will also be the first night race of the year, with drivers racing under the lights and the added strategic element of Pit Boost.The much-anticipated Jeddah E-Prix will also be followed by a special Formula E Evo Sessions event on February 15. It will feature social media influencers getting behind the wheel of the GEN3 Evo cars and competing with each other.Ticktum had a strong season last year, securing two podiums, the first of his Formula E career. This season, however, he has yet to finish a race, having retired from all three rounds so far, including Sao Paulo, Mexico City, and the Miami E-Prix.Also read: Jeddah E-Prix: Taylor Barnard revisits double-podium memories, Mitch Evans and Nico Muller also share their excitement