Beyoncé & Jay-Z made a rare joint appearance at the 2025 F1 Grand Prix in Las Vegas, taking high-speed laps on the track with Lewis Hamilton

The Houston, TX, singer also took a high-speed hot lap driven by seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton.

Beyoncé makes a surprise appearance at the F1 Grand Prix

Beyoncé surprised everyone with her appearance at the Formula 1 Las Vegas Grand Prix on Sunday, Nov. 23. She and Jay-Z attracted significant attention when they arrived at the paddock before the race.

The singer appeared ready for the race, first seen in a stylish, custom Louis Vuitton jumpsuit zipped up to the neckline as she strolled through the paddock before the race, with her arrival featured by Formula 1’s official accounts.

Beyoncé offered a glimpse into the Grand Prix by sharing a video on Instagram, where she is seen getting into the passenger seat of a Ferrari supercar for a thrilling lap with Lewis Hamilton. The video shows them getting ready for the ride, with Beyoncé captioning it: “Give it to Mama.”

This visit was one of the most notable celebrity appearances of the weekend, highlighting the event's evolution into a major entertainment-focused stop on the global F1 calendar.

Hamilton, a significant figure in F1’s intersection with music and fashion, was later seen conversing with both Beyoncé and Jay-Z on the grid. The two had previously met behind the scenes at a Grand Prix in 2009, making this a unique reunion at one of the sport’s most prominent events.

Jay-Z, dressed in an all-black ensemble, was captured walking through the paddock with Beyoncé as they headed towards the garages and hospitality suites before the race.

Their presence contributed to the celebrity ambiance surrounding the Las Vegas stop, which has quickly become one of Formula 1’s most entertainment-focused weekends since its 2023 debut.

They weren’t the only celebrities present. Travis Scott, Cynthia Erivo, Magic Johnson, Brooks Nader, Michael Douglas, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Gordon Ramsay, Ciara, and Ben Affleck were also seen throughout the weekend, underscoring how the Las Vegas and Miami Grands Prix are increasingly blending music-related cultural events with major sporting showcases.