The 2023 British Grand Prix saw a plethora attending this mega event. From Pep Guardiola to Reece James, Sam Ryder, Florence Pugh and Damian Lewis were also present. Silverstone is amongst one of the most exciting and tenacious tracks on the F1 calendar.
The British GP weekend provided a great musical experience as a part of their opening ceremony this season. The event on Thursday had Calvin Harris, Jess Glynne, and Cat Burns as the star performers. This was for the first time in the history of British GP that a launch party of this magnitude was organized, making it an even more exciting experience.
Singer and former One Direction man Liam Payne is also present in the paddock. Moreover, English football player Reece James, British Singer Sam Ryder, Actress Florence Pugh, and “Band of Brothers” star Damian Lewis are also in attendance at this glitzy race. After an exhilarating race now, the paddock is all set to move to Hungary for the next European race. Tell us how excited are you for the upcoming race in the comments below.
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Calvin Harris, Cat Burns, and May Muller’s Performances light up the British GP
Moreover, the current race has an incredible presence of multiple sports stars and other celebs. Legendary Football manager Pep Guardiola is in attendance at the circuit. He is currently residing in the Mercedes garage, alongside Toto Wolff, on the radio with Lewis Hamilton. Additionally, as has been widely reported, Hollywood actor Brad Pitt is also there for the shooting of his F1-themed movie.
This circuit brings back memories that date back more than five decades. The first GP at Silverstone took place in 1987. It is one of the only four circuits to have held more than 50 F1 races. As we have witnessed in recent years, the crowd attending race weekends has skyrocketed by miles. The popularity of this high-octane sport appeals not just to motorsport fans, but also to the most accomplished celebrities across the world.
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