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Jacques Villeneuve became the first Formula One driver to get married on track after he tied the knot in Las Vegas.
The 1997 world champion got hitched to his partner Giulia after a chapel was set up at the Sin City circuit.
'Race to the Altar' was the campaign behind the wedding chapel, and Villeneuve was quick off the line to make F1 history by getting married.
Giulia was seen in a stunning white dress, while Villeneuve worth a three-piece navy suit for the special occasion.
His former Williams engineer, Jock Clear, was his best man.
Jacques Villeneuve became the first Formula One driver to get married on track after he tied the knot in Las Vegas on Thursday
An Elvis impersonator officiated the ceremony, which took place in the paddock in Vegas
Media members and close friends gathered for the intimate ceremony held on Thursday night
The happy couple prepared to share a kiss after they were pronounced husband and wife
Villeneuve is famous for being son of legendary Ferrari driver Gilles, who died racing in 1982
Taking place before a chaotic first practice session - which lasted just eight minutes before it was cancelled - the ceremony was littered with quirks.
The well-known intro of the F1 theme played the couple into the chapel, as well as the more traditionally played 'Here Comes The Bride'.
Handling proceedings was an Elvis impersonator, which is commonplace for quick Vegas weddings.
As well as being a world champion in his own right, Villeneuve is famous for being the son of legendary Ferrari driver Gilles.
His dad was killed in an accident during qualifying for the 1982 Belgian Grand Prix.
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