As Brad Pitt’s F1 movie hits Apple TV, we look at how a Hollywood blockbuster, a New York premiere and a wave of new fans helped push Formula 1 into the US mainstream

"F1" has turned Brad Pitt into a motorsport box office record-breaker, sitting behind only the "Cars" films in the US

The cast and filmmaking crew of the blockbuster hit break down the movie’s biggest races, and how they gained unprecedented access to the top-secret sport.

The Movie has made its OTT debut, allowing fans to stream the high-speed Formula 1 drama online. Here’s when and where you can watch the racing blockbuster from the comfort of your home.

Brad Pitt’s F1 arrives on OTT, but fans aren’t fully satisfied. Missing theatrical elements and key features have left viewers disappointed. Here’s what went wrong.

By the time Sonny arrives in Abu Dhabi for the last race of the season at Yas Marina, Sonny no longer has any intention of pursuing his own comeback, but rather, is now racing for Ruben, Joshua, and for the honour of the team.

Hollywood star Brad Pitt was captured on video falling at the Las Vegas Grand Prix in November 2024 while filming a stunt scene for his F1 movie.

So let’s find out the details of this piece of news that is expected to excite Brad Pitt’s fans.

Here’s everything to know about F1 and the real-life events that inspired the movie. While F1 is not based on one true story, its themes take inspiration from a variety of real-life racing events that have transpired since Formula 1’s inception in 1950.