Brad Pitt, 60, and his girlfriend Ines de Ramon, 34, add a touch A-list glamour to rainy final day of British Grand Prix as they join Geri Horner, Mollie King and Gordon Ramsay at Silverstone
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Brad Pitt arrived to the British Grand Prix at Silverstone on Sunday with his stunning girlfriend Ines de Ramon, as they joined the likes of Geri Horner, Gordon Ramsay and his daughter Holly at the racing event.
The actor, 60, looked loved-up with the beauty, 31, as they commanded attention while walking around the paddock.
Ines looked incredible in a floaty light blue dress and boots, while Brad stood out from the crowd in a yellow jacket and quirky bucket hat.
The racing extravaganza was four days long this year, attracting a slew of famous faces who were keen to watch all the fast-paced action.
Elsewhere Spice Girl Geri, 51, supported husband Christian, 50, and his Red Bull team as the couple attempt to move on from his recent sexting scandal.
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Horner was accused of sending intimate texts to a female employee, but has since been cleared of wrongdoing following an internal investigation at Red Bull into 'coercive behaviour' towards the colleague.
The couple were joined by daughter Bluebell, son Montague and step-daughter Olivia as they posed for photos while mingling in the paddock ahead of Sunday's race.
Meanwhile Gordon, 57, - who is a regular face at F1 events - was joined by Holly, 24, braving the rain to check out all the driving action.
The celebrity chef looked smart in a dark brown jacket and bright white T-shirt and shades, while Holly looked stylish in a black leather coat.
The father-daughter duo were joined by a slew of other stars including Spanish actor Javier Bardem who wore a dapper navy suit.
The husband of Penélope Cruz was at the event as he will star in the upcoming F1 movie with Brad Pitt.
Elsewhere Mollie King, 37, looked as stylish as ever in a leather khaki dress which she teamed with wedges and a white clutch bag.
Beside her was her cricketer fiancé Stuart Broad, 38, who proudly held her hand and looked smart in a black jacket and white trousers.
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Footballer Leah Williamson was also there and looked chic in a white suit as she strolled around the paddock.
Athlete Denise Lewis brought a pop of colour to proceedings with a bright pink jacket.
Elsewhere at the The House of Peroni suite Me Before You actor Sam Claflin joined actor and model Michael Ward and Bridgerton star Claudia Jessie to watch the British race.
Brad and Ines were first linked in November 2022 after they were spotted at a Bono concert.
The gig came two months after Ines separated from her husband of three years, Paul Wesley.
Ines and Paul finalised their divorce earlier this month.
Brad took her to the premiere of his film Babylon in December 2022. They then spent his birthday and New Year's Eve together before taking a trip to Paris.
Brad also attended the Santa Barbara International Film Festival with Ines in early February.
The actor attended the film festival to help honour his pal Bradley Cooper with the outstanding Performer of the Year award.
Brad and Ines were seated next to each other at the event - which took place at Arlington Theater - as seen in Hello! magazine.
According to Hello! Ines had her hand on Brad's thigh for most of the event, with the couple laughing and chatting with each other.
A source told People: 'He seemed to be in very good spirits onstage when he presented the award to Bradley and poked fun at his friend, joking that he was just here for the free trip to Santa Barbara.'
One week later, it was revealed that Brad and Ines were living together at the actor's home.
'It's pretty recent. They are going very strong and she is happier than ever,' a People insider said, adding that she still has her place as well.
Though he is known for his laid-back public persona, Pitt has previously been accused of volatile behavior by ex-wife Angelina Jolie, 49.
Brad blended in among the professional racing drivers as he was spotted filming a scene for his upcoming Formula One-based film at the iconic Silverstone circuit on Friday.
The star's new blockbuster, which will be called F1, will be co-produced by Lewis Hamilton.
After filming for the movie was delayed amid the US actors' and writers' strike last year, Brad, 60, will race an adapted Formula Two car between practice sessions this weekend as they make a start on the action scenes.
F1 chiefs are hoping the film - which will be released on June 25 next year - will follow the popularity of Netflix's Drive to Survive series with a teaser is set to be released ahead of Sunday's race.
Brad plays the role of a veteran driver Sonny Hayes, who is returning to the F1 grid after a long absence.
Alongside his fictional rookie team-mate Joshua Pierce - played by British actor Damson Idris - the Fight Club star lined up with the sport's 20 drivers prior to last year's race at Silverstone and the two actors are due to be on the grid again ahead of Sunday's event.
A garage has also been set up in the paddock at Silverstone for the '11th team', called APXGP.
Meanwhile multi-world champion Lewis, 39, has been heavily involved in the script to ensure the film is as authentic as possible.
Joseph Kosinski, the man behind Top Gun: Maverick, is directing the film, while Jerry Bruckheimer - who also worked on the Tom Cruise blockbuster - is listed as a producer.
Last year Brad was captured alongside British actor Damson Idris at the British Grand Prix to film initial scenes.
Production for the film began in 2023 and will include scenes from this season's British Grand Prix and Abu Dhabi races.
As DailyMail.com previously reported, all ten F1 teams will featured, including the sport's drivers and the Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile.
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