The F1 Prix in Italy was a high-profile affair (Images: Getty/PA)
Hugh Grant was among the stars arriving at Sunday’s Formula One Italian Grand Prix at the Autodromo Nazionale Monza, alongside Gordan Ramsay and Hollywood legend Sylvester Stallone.
The award-winning actor from Notting Hill, 62, wore a smart gray blazer over a blue open-neck shirt, navy trousers and brown shoes with black sunglasses.
He smiled as he walked across the paddock with his girlfriend Anna Elisabet Eberstein.
Hugh made sure to stop to greet eager fans, sign autographs and pose for a selfie or two.
The Swedish TV producer, meanwhile, wore a chic white mini dress.
She looked relaxed with a pair of large sunglasses and her brunette tresses in loose waves.
Hugh Grant appeared in high spirits as he arrived at the Autodromo Nazionale Monza for the Italian F1 Grand Prix (Image: REUTERS)
The award-winning actor Visited with girlfriend, Swedish TV producer Anna Elisabet Eberstein (Photo by Dan Mullan/Getty Images)
The Notting Hill star made sure to take time to greet some fans (Image: REUTERS)
Celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay, 55, and his daughter Holly, 22, also made appearances at the anticipated Grand Prix race.
The TV personality also went casual in a black tee and matching jeans and a light blue pair of trainers. Gordon smiled brightly and paused to take selfies and sign autographs with fans.
Celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay and his daughter Holly also performed at the Grand Prix (Image: Mark Thompson/Getty Images)
The father-daughter duo enjoyed the day (Image: PA)
Influencer Holly wore a bright red mini skirt with a sheer white sleeveless top and black Prada slippers.
Hollywood actor Sylvester Stallone made his F1 appearance in a black t-shirt and blue jeans.
The actor and filmmaker, 76, showed off his gray locks and facial hair from behind dark sunglasses.
The Hollywood icon didn’t go unnoticed (Picture: Dan Mullan/Getty Images)
He made sure to spend some time with Sergio Perez and the other F1 Red Bull drivers (Images: Mark Thompson/Getty Images)
British racing driver Sir Lewis Hamilton arrived in a double denim ensemble ahead of the start of the race.
This week he led the Formula One community by paying tribute to Queen Elizabeth II after Britain’s longest-serving monarch died aged 96 on Thursday.
After Monza, the F1 circus makes its way to Singapore on October 2nd.
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This is the first time F1 has raced at the Marina Bay circuit since 2019, with the Grand Prix being removed from the calendar during the pandemic.
The teams and drivers will then travel to Suzuka, which has also been in F1 exile for the past three years due to travel restrictions, for the Japanese Grand Prix.
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