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On the track, the British Grand Prix at Silverstone will be most remembered for Chinese driver Zhou Guanyu’s horrific crash and Carlos Sainz’s maiden F1 win.
If you happened to watch the race live yesterday, you also would have seen regular shots of Tom Cruise throughout the broadcast.
He must have some kind of anti-ageing serum up his sleeve because the Top Gun: Maverick star turned 60 this weekend and hardly looks his age.
Page Six claims to have exclusive details from inside the bash so off we go:
Cruise, who was dressed in a powder blue polo shirt and his signature aviator sunglasses, was one of the first people to congratulate the Formula 1 driver after he finished third at his home race over the weekend.
”Happy birthday,” Hamilton, 37, was overheard saying as they embraced.
Wow, exclusive.
Before the race, Tom was asked by Martin Brundle who he was rooting for:
Martin Brundle: “Are you rooting for anyone specific today?”
Tom Cruise: “For Lewis , always”#LewisHamilton #Hamilton
pic.twitter.com/jRinivQ18V— The Lawyer ✘ (@WorldLawyerLive) July 3, 2022
After the race, the pair could be seen hugging and chatting:
Hamilton and Tom Cruise showed love after the race ❤️ pic.twitter.com/TDHCHh8FFh
— ESPN F1 (@ESPNF1) July 3, 2022
Back to Tom and his birthday bash:
We’re told the “Mission: Impossible” actor spent some time chatting with celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay, before watching the race in the Mercedes garage alongside team principal, Toto Wolff.
Another eyewitness told Page Six that Cruise was “super sweet” when speaking to “Stranger Things” actress Amybeth McNulty, who spent the day with Williams Racing.
Riveting. These are nice snaps, though:
Anthony Hamilton, Antonio Pérez Garibay and Tom Cruise watching the podium celebrations together is everything ❤️ pic.twitter.com/KvtgU19ssH
— ESPN F1 (@ESPNF1) July 3, 2022
Earlier this week, Tom kicked off his birthday festivities by catching Adele’s concert in London’s Hype Park with fellow actor Luke Evans.
The NZ Herald reports that he was presented with a strawberry-smothered Victoria sponge.
He’s a sponge man? Disappointing:
An onlooker at the Adele show told The Sun: “Tom looked like he had an absolute blast. He was really going for it with his dancing and seemed to know all the words to sing along.
“After the set finished, staff brought the cake out for him and he couldn’t stop saying thank you. He hugged his favourite hostess as they sang Happy Birthday.
“Then he gave a speech about how nice it was for everyone to be able to come together for events again after Covid.
“And Tom said Adele was phenomenal. He was so upbeat and living his best life.”
Good for you, Tom.
We shall now move on and never talk of this nonsense again.
