Brad Pitt dons a light blue zip-up jacket and baggy trouser co-ord at US Grand Prix in Austin

Brad Pitt cut a nonchalant figure as he attended the Formula 1 US Grand Prix in Austin, Texas on Friday.

The 58-year-old actor kept it quiet in a white T-shirt, which he combined with a light blue zipped jacket and matching wide trousers.

His last sighting came on a day when he was holding a dinner meeting with Lewis Hamilton to map out their upcoming Formula 1 blockbuster.

The Fight Club star completed his look with a white bucket hat and silver-rimmed aviator sunglasses as he walked into the Circuit Of The Americas ahead of free practice.

He was also featured in a deep conversation with Red Bull Racing team principal Christian Horner, the husband of Spice Girl Geri Horner.

Lewis, 37, is producing a new film starring Brad as a former racing driver who comes after retirement to coach an up-and-coming talent.

Tucked away in a private room at Eddie V’s Prime Seafood Restaurant in downtown Austin on Thursday night, the pair were joined by Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff and F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali.

Good looks: The Fight Club star has completed his look with a white bucket hat and silver-rimmed aviator sunglasses

Calm: He walked into the Circuit Of The Americas for free practice

Chat: He was also featured in a deep conversation with Red Bull Racing team boss Christian Horner, the husband of Spice Girl Geri Horner

Busy man: Brad’s last sighting came on a day when he held a dinner meeting with Lewis to map out their upcoming Formula 1 blockbuster

Greg Maffei, CEO of Liberty Media – the American company that owns F1 – was in attendance, as were Lewis’ father, Anthony and stepmother, Linda.

Joseph Kosinski – the man behind Top Gun: Maverick, who will direct the F1 film – was also at the table.

It’s hoped it will build on Netflix’s Drive to Survive series, which has attracted a new audience that now understands that what happens on the track is only a fraction of what this sport is about.

Lewis gave a speech that was greeted with warm applause and then they stopped.

The film, which bears the working title Formula One, can be unveiled will involve all teams in real action at Grands Prix – an idea discussed when Domenicali and Pitt watched Top Gun: Maverick in London together earlier this year.

It will air on Apple TV, who announced in June that they’d gotten the rights for $140 million (£125 million).

Exciting: Lewis, 37, is producing a new film starring Brad as a former racing driver coming out of retirement to coach an up-and-coming talent (pictured Friday)