TOM Brady has hit the sun-soaked Principality of Monaco in support of one of his sporting investments.

The seven-time Super Bowl champion, 46, is the owner of Team Brady which competes in the powerboat racing series, the E1 World Championship.

Tom Brady was in Monaco to cheer on his E1 World Championship racing teamCredit: Instagram/e1series

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Brady posed for snaps with his team ahead of the fourth race of the seasonCredit: Instagram/e1teambrady

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Team Brady ended up clinching the winCredit: Instagram/e1teambrady
One of nine teams in the environmentally responsible series, other celebrity owners include Rafael Nadal, Sergio Perez, Didier Drogba, and Will Smith.

Currently knee-deep in its first-ever season, Brady joined his team, including pilots Emma Kimiläinen and Sam Coleman, for a catch-up and snaps ahead of Sunday’s race.

Looking trim as ever, Brady posed for a post in a sleek pair of black pants, a button-up shirt, and white sneakers.

The Instagram post drew plenty of attention from fans, many of whom had the same response.

“Very cool! Now unretire,” one wrote.

“Come back to the NFL,” said a second.

“Brady [please] unretire I need you in fantasy,” commented another.

While a fourth added, “Can’t wait to watch you on Fox.”

As for Brady, he was pumped following the win, resharing the result on his Stories along with the caption, “LFG!!!!!!!”

They lead the series standings with 63 points, 13 ahead of Smith’s Westbrook Racing in second.

The series will now head for Lake Como in Italy where they are scheduled to hold their second to last race of the season on August 24.

The finale will be held on November 10 in Hong Kong.

Along with his stake in E1, Brady is also a part owner of the WNBA’s Las Vegas Aces and the English soccer team, Birmingham City.

Since May 2023, he has also been attempting to become a minority investor in the NFL’s Las Vegas Raiders.

However, this deal has hit multiple stumbling blocks along the way and has yet to be voted through by the league’s owners.

Elsewhere, Brady, as eluded to above, will soon embark upon the first year of his new career as an analyst for Fox Sports.