F1 Movie
Stefano Domenicali outlines F1's 2026 vision at Apple TV press day
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Formula 1 CEO Stefano Domenicali shared his vision for embedding the sport in American culture during an Apple TV press day in Los Angeles. He highlighted the upcoming exclusive US broadcast partnership starting in 2026 and teased a potential sequel to the hit F1 movie. The event featured discussions on the sport's growth alongside Apple executive Eddy Cue.
The Formula 1 movie starring Brad Pitt has received four nominations at the 2026 Academy Awards, highlighting its box-office success and authentic portrayal of the sport. Directed by Joseph Kosinski and co-produced by Lewis Hamilton, the film grossed over $630 million worldwide after its 2025 release. Nominations span best picture, film editing, sound, and visual effects.
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Claudio Miranda, cinematographer for the upcoming Formula 1 film 'F1', shared insights on creating tension through framing and the difficulties posed by Las Vegas neon lights during a Variety interview. Director Joseph Kosinski emphasized the importance of real-world immersion and character-driven innovation in the project. The film stars Brad Pitt as a retired racer returning to mentor a rookie.