Keeping up with off-season activities: Olympic champion Julien Alfred makes Formula 1 debut in Texas

Here's how Olympic speed champion Julien Alfred spent her time at the US Grand Prix in Texas.

Paris Olympics 100m champion Julien Alfred took her off-season activities a notch higher by making her Formula 1 debut at the US Grand Prix in Austin, Texas.

The speed queen is the world's most decorated female sprinter this year, having won all global sprint titles, so surely deserves to enjoy and have more insights about other speed sports.

Julien Alfred is the world's most decorated female sprinter this year

Alfred was spotted in the McLaren section, makers of one the world's fastest cars ahead of the US Grand Prix, as she linked up with her college teammate Leo Neugebauer and took pictures with some fans.

Her soothing adventure was captured and shared on the Instagram page of the University of Texas, where she graduated as a legend of the renowned school.

Alfred had one of the most iconic seasons of a female athlete in history, highlighted by blazing to the Olympic 100m gold medal in Paris, which made her Saint Lucia's first champion in history and added a silver medal in the 200m event.

She also became her country's first world champion in Glasgow back in March, after storming to the 60m title at the world indoor championships, and capped off her monumental season by winning the Diamond League 100m title in Brussels, to end the year as the new face of women's sprint ahead of American star Sha'Carri Richardson.