Brad Pitt plays a long-in-the-tooth former Formula One star in a "slick and shiny" new summer popcorn film from the team behind Top Gun: Maverick.

Brad Pitt really enjoyed playing a race car driver in his new film “F1: The Movie,” but it’s not the same for him when driving off screen.

The Canadian GP CEO opened up on the 2025 event and how a clash with IndyCar in 2026, amid three races in the USA, would impact the event.

Thanks to an authentic human story of redemption, world-class spectacle, humor, and incredible race scenes F1: The Movie is one of the best sports movies ever.

The movie, co-produced by Lewis Hamilton and made by the Top Gun: Maverick team, aims to win over new fans. Our experts gave mixed reviews

Javier Bardem says he worried about Brad Pitt’s safety on the "F1" set — especially when Pitt was speeding by and delivering lines behind the wheel.

The screenplay could have used some tighter screws, but it’s still worth the ride The key word is “formula.” F1, the new Brad Pitt-led action-drama set around the globe, is a look at the high-stakes,

In “F1: The Movie,” which is set to release in theaters on June 27, Pitt stars as a former Formula 1 driver, who cuts his retirement short to mentor a younger driver, played by actor Idris. Vonn came out of retirement last year after declaring the end of her career as a professional athlete in 2019.