F1 The Movie revolves around an ex-Formula One racer who was successful in his heyday. However, his career was cut short after an accident. Years later, he is brought back to mentor a young driver.

Explore the key differences between the F1 movie vs real Formula 1 racing. What’s authentic—and what’s just Hollywood?

With the movie now running in theatres, a pertinent question arises: How does the F1 movie fare vs real Formula 1 racing?

If you're wondering just how realistic Joseph Kosinski and Brad Pitt's F1 movie was, here's what real F1 drivers think about the film.

Saying Formula 1 racing is the top expression of motorsport is sure to get an argument from fans of NASCAR and Indy Car, especially since F1 has made major inroads in U.S. popularity over the past ...

The movie, which reportedly filmed at Daytona International Speedway and a New Smyrna Beach restaurant, releases in theatres ...

The realism on and around the tracks of the world’s most popular racing series begins with stars Brad Pitt and Damson Idris actually driving the cars, acting, so to speak, with their eyes and ...

The racing scenes in F1: The Movie are not realistic, but they are amazing. Don't worry about the accuracy, just enjoy the film. ... The Racing Tactics Were Nothing Like Real Racing.

Introduced in 2013, Real Racing 3 is already 12 years old as of 2025. But with its successor reportedly cancelled, RR3 will probably stick around for a while longer. January 2025 brings the first ...