Tom Holland looked effortlessly stylish at the F1 Grand Prix in Monaco on Sunday.

Joining the likes of other famous onlookers, such as Geri Horner and Serena Williams, the actor, 24, donned a pale yellow sweater and jeans as he spent the day at the race track.

The Spider-Man star looked effortlessly cool in a pair of black wayfarers and a matching face mask.

Stylish: Tom Holland looked effortlessly stylish as he joined a host of stars at the F1 Grand Prix in Monaco on Sunday

Tom slicked his russet mane back in a wet-look style.

He was seen trying on a crash helmet at the Circuit de Monaco for the event, wearing a VIP lanyard around his neck. 

Max Verstappen won the Monaco Grand Prix to rip the world championship lead off Lewis Hamilton, who finished a miserable seventh despite setting the fastest lap.

On a dramatic day, which saw both Mercedes and Ferrari in meltdown, Red Bull’s Verstappen won serenely from the front. This is the first time the 23-year-old has topped the standings in his life – by four points after five races. 

All about the accessories: The Spider-Man star looked effortlessly cool in a pair of black wayfarers and a matching face mask 

Having fun: He was seen trying on a crash helmet at the Circuit de Monaco for the event, wearing VIP lanyard around his neck

Tom Holland reveals desire to play James Bond on Heart FM

What madness unfolded around him, with Charles Leclerc retiring from the race before it began. He should have been on pole for Ferrari but he crashed after setting the quickest time in qualifying on Saturday, his car a crumpled mess.

The team worked on patching it together without needing to fit a new gearbox, a change that would have incurred a grid penalty and denied them any likelihood of victory.

The car was declared fine on Sunday a few hours before the race and Leclerc, the Monegasque, left the garage favourite to win on home asphalt. But he came over the radio on his out-lap: ‘No, no, no, no, the gearbox, guys.’ He returned to the pits for last-minute repairs but all the king’s horses and all the king’s men couldn’t put his car together again.

Snap: The actor, 24, donned a pale yellow sweater and jeans as he spent the day snapping pictures on his phone at the race track

A left driveshaft problem was blamed – an oversight that may have seen the Mr Magoo who signed the car off as race-worthy chucked in the Med with iron boots.

The lights went out. Verstappen – starting at the front from second on the grid, with what would have been Leclerc’s place left empty – got away cleanly, holding off Valtteri Bottas down the inside into the first corner, Sainte Devote. Hamilton started sixth, his chances of victory minimal before the lights went out.

The timing of Hamilton’s first pit stop on lap 29 of 78 caused him to move back two places – a mistake that gave rise to some tetchy exchanges on the radio, when the Aston Martin of Sebastian Vettel and Red Bull of Sergio Perez emerged ahead of him when they stopped a few laps later.

Racing ready: He accessorised with a large square faced watch with a black leather strap and sported his F1 wristband for easy access to the event

More woe for Mercedes followed a lap later when they could not change Bottas’ front right wheel. The nut was melded on to the axle and couldn’t be prised off. The Finn’s race was over.

Carlos Sainz finished in second place for Ferrari, nine seconds behind Verstappen – a ray of consolation for them. It was his first podium since joining the Scuderia this year. Lando Norris, of McLaren, continued his very fine form, by coming third, lapping his team-mate Daniel Ricciardo in the process.

Hamilton came in for a second set of new tyres before rattling off the fastest lap time by some margin. 

Onlooker: The Spider-Man star looked in good spirits as he milled around on the sidelines 

Tom’s stylish outing at the sporting event comes after he revealed earlier this year that he would love to play James Bond. 

Speaking on the Variety’s Awards Circuit podcast, he admitted that he’s very keen on bagging the coveted role. 

Tom admitted: ‘I mean, ultimately, as a young British lad who loves cinema, I’d love to be James Bond. 

‘So, you know, I’m just putting that out there. I look pretty good in a suit,’ he added.  

 Tom recently admitted: ‘I mean, ultimately, as a young British lad who loves cinema, I’d love to be James Bond’