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F1 : the event film with Brad Pitt reveals its title and its first teaser

The highly anticipated feature film starring Brad Pitt finally reveals its official title, “F1,” as well as a first look. Set for release in June 2025, this ambitious project promises to immerse viewers in the heart of the paddock action.

A simple and punchy title

After months of speculation, the mystery surrounding the title of the Formula 1 movie starring Brad Pitt has finally been solved. Against all expectations, the producers have opted for simplicity with a very explicit title: “F1”. This announcement was made during the British Grand Prix, accompanied by the broadcast of a first teaser. This choice of title reflects the creators’ desire to place motorsport at the heart of the story, without frills. It also testifies to the close collaboration between the production team and Formula 1 itself.

Filming in real conditions

One of the most striking features of “F1” is its unique approach to filming. Brad Pitt, as driver Sonny Hayes, and Damson Idris, as promising youngster Joshua Pearce, literally integrated the Formula 1 paddock during the 2023 and 2024 seasons. The two actors participated in pre-race ceremonies, took their place on the starting grid and even simulated post-race interviews. This total immersion promises to bring an unprecedented level of realism to a motorsport film.

Close collaboration with Formula 1

The support of Formula 1 was crucial in the realization of this ambitious project. a seven-time world champion, is part of the production team, bringing his expertise and intimate knowledge of the sport. This collaboration has given the film crew access to many of the championship’s iconic circuits, including Silverstone, Hungaroring, Spa Francorchamps, Zandvoort, Las Vegas, Yas Marina, Suzuka and Mexico City. Fans will be able to recognise these legendary locations in the film’s action scenes.

A Hollywood budget for a major project

With an estimated budget of $300 million“F1” is shaping up to be one of the most ambitious productions ever made about motorsport. This considerable investment reflects the producers’ desire to create a film that matches the growing popularity of Formula 1. The film seeks to capitalize on the excitement generated by the documentary series “Drive to Survive” on Netflix, by offering an immersive and spectacular cinematic experience.

A plot mixing fiction and reality

The story of “F1” focuses on Sonny Hayes, a former driver who returns to Formula 1 alongside his young teammate Joshua Pearce. Their fictional team, APXGP, will see them compete against the best drivers and teams in the championship. This narrative framework allows for the clever integration of cameos from real driversblurring the line between fiction and reality for a unique experience.

A prestigious casting

In addition to Brad Pitt and Damson Idris, the film brings together a top international cast. It will notably feature the Spanish actor Javier Bardemas well as Kerry Condon, Tobias Menzies, Sarah Niles, Kim Bodnia and Samson Kayo. Behind the camera is Joseph Kosinski, director of “Top Gun: Maverick,” who is at the helm. His experience in directing spectacular action films suggests breathtaking racing sequences.

A highly anticipated release

“F1” is already one of the most anticipated films of 2025. Its release in French theaters is scheduled for June 25, 2025, distributed by . Formula 1 fans and moviegoers will therefore have to wait another year before discovering this ambitious project. But there is no doubt that the wait will be worth it, as “F1” seems promising in its desire to capture the very essence of this exciting sport. This film marks a new step in Formula 1’s strategy to broaden its audience and consolidate its place in popular culture. By combining the glamour of with the adrenaline of the circuits, “F1” could well become the definitive film on this sport, captivating aficionados and novices alike.

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