Chef Gordon Ramsay and his wife Tana took a weekend trip to Mexico City to attend the Formula One Grand Prix, where they were pictured enjoying time together. The couple walked hand-in-hand through the paddock during the qualifying sessions and ahead of the main race on Sunday.
This is not the first time the Ramsays have combined their family activities with the motorsport. They previously brought their children to watch the US Grand Prix in Austin last month. Gordon Ramsay, 59, has been a long-time Formula One fan.
Tana Ramsay, 52, and Gordon are parents to seven children: Megan, 28; Holly and Jack, both 26; Tilly, 24; Oscar, seven; and Jesse, two.
The Mexican Grand Prix also saw significant developments in the racing world. Lewis Hamilton secured his first pole position since 2023, becoming the oldest driver to achieve this feat since Mario Andretti in 1982. Despite Hamilton's performance, Kimi Antonelli remains the favorite to claim the world title, needing only to finish ninth in the Mexican Grand Prix to secure the championship with four races remaining.
Other notable events at the Grand Prix included Esteban Ocon's unexpected exclusion from the weekend by the Haas team, with team principal Ayao Komatsu stating Ocon was not ill but declining to elaborate further. Fernando Alonso experienced a technical issue, breaking down in the stadium section of the circuit, which caused a red flag. McLaren's Oscar Piastri qualified 13th, with teammate Lando Norris qualifying sixth.
Hamilton, who has had a stronger season with Ferrari this year, including a win in Barcelona, expressed his determination to continue competing at a high level, stating he would not overstay his welcome if his performance declined.