Brad Pitt steps out at British Grand Prix ahead of upcoming F1 movie

Brad Pitt showed off his cool but casual sense of style as he stepped out to the Formula One Aramco British Grand Prix at Silverstone Circuit on Saturday.

The actor, 59, was seen wearing a plain green T-shirt under a lightweight jacket in a lighter shade of the same colour.

He wore a pair of stonewashed jeans with ripped detail at the knees while he opted for a pair of neon yellow and white trainers.

The movie star wore a pair of brown-tinted sunglasses and casually walked with his hand in his pocket.

He cheered fans as he left the paddock at Silverstone on Friday, ahead of the 2023 British Grand Prix. 

In style: The actor was seen wearing a plain green T-shirt under a lightweight jacket in a lighter shade of the same colour which he teamed with a pair of blue denim jeans

The Hollywood star is at the famous racecourse in Northamptonshire to film an upcoming movie about Formula One racing.

A fictional Formula One team garage has also been set up for filming, and scenes are expected to be shot during Sunday’s race, according to US outlet Deadline.

The Oscar-winning actor was also pictured interacting with fans on Thursday as he arrived in Towcester.

He sported a light-coloured T-shirt paired with a blue bomber jacket and washed-out denim jeans.

Brad is expected to race an adapted racing car, which Formula One recently teased as the black and gold APXGP, in the film.

Pitt has been getting up to speed in Formula Two machinery for two months – first at the Paul Ricard Circuit in France and then at Silverstone.

In the film, the Fight Club star will play a driver who has come out of retirement to compete alongside a rookie and against the sport’s biggest titans.

Joseph Kosinski, known for his work on Top Gun: Maverick, will direct the film.

Greeting his public: The Oscar-winning actor, who is set to star in a film about Formula One, was also pictured interacting with fans on Thursday as he arrived in Towcester

Formula One star Lewis Hamilton will co-produce it alongside Plan B Entertainment and Jerry Bruckheimer Films.

On Thursday, Hamilton spoke about the film, saying: “There are nerves because it is something we’ve been working on for so long.

“We want everyone to love it and to really feel that we encapsulate what the essence of this sport is all about.”

Apple has bought the rights to the movie, marking its second feature film with Pitt, with him also starring in thriller Wolves alongside George Clooney.

Big names: Lewis Hamilton will co-produce the film alongside Plan B Entertainment and Jerry Bruckheimer Films