Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos hang out at F1 Miami Grand Prix event
Lando Norris makes history by defeating world champion Max Verstappen
The Miami Grand Prix event took place this weekend which saw world billionaires such as Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos and social elites like Ivanka Trump mingle with athletes in one place, Business Insider reported.
The third annual Formula One Grand Prix event kicked off on Friday in Miami.
The Super Bowl of racing, the Formula One Grand Prix is a three-day event which ended with Lando Norris winning the F1 Miami Grand Prix title on Sunday.
Among the crowds of fans was the Amazon founder, who was seen hanging out with American football quarterback Tom Brady.
Both the men were also seen chatting with Miami Mayor Francis Suarez.
There meet-up isn’t all that surprising as they are neighbours.
Tesla chief executive Elon Musk also made an appearance during the weekend. He was seen chatting with Hedge fund billionaire and founder of Citadel, Ken Griffin at the Carbone beach on Friday.
Other guests included Donald Trump’s daughter Ivanka Trump accompanied by husband Jared Kushner.
A number of athletes were also in the crowd such as Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes accompanied by wife Brittany Mahomes and Lebron James from the Los Angeles Lakers.
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