Drive. Survive.
Fasten your seatbelts, Brad Pitt stars as a former racer bidding to get back to pole position as the world of Formula One comes to the big screen like never before.
Words Jim Roberts
Sonny Hayes retired from Formula One for good reason. A devastating crash in the nineties left him physically and mentally scarred. The sport had taken its toll on him.
And yet, Brad Pitt’s seasoned racer is enticed back into the driving seat by his old friend and team owner, Javier Bardem’s Ruben. He joins the fictional Formula One team APXGP as a driver and mentor to the talented rookie, Joshua “Noah” Pearce, as newcomer Damson Idris joins the esteemed acting veterans.
Top Gun: Maverick director Joseph Kosinski helms the first film under the banner of seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton’s production company. His ability to blend cutting-edge technology with immersive storytelling for visually stunning and high-adrenaline big-screen action makes him a perfect fit to bring the fast-paced racing to life in a film that pits APXGP against real-life teams and drivers, such as Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc and Mercedes’ George Russell.
Get a front row seat behind the wheel of an F1 car reaching thunderous speeds as the drivers are pushed to their limits through twists and turns on and off the track.
With fast, furious, and for the most part real racing sequences shot on location at actual racing circuits during Grand Prix weekends, this cinema thrill is surely poised for a podium finish.
Rush
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Senna
This BAFTA-winning documentary takes you behind the wheel with legendary Brazilian driver Ayrton Senna. Asif Kapadia uses real footage and interviews to explore Senna’s fierce battles with Alain Prost, his deep passion for racing, and his tragic death at Imola in 1994.
Le Mans '66
The high-octane film from James Mangold, starring Matt Damon and Christian Bale, follows Ford’s wildly ambitious quest to design a car capable of finally defeating the dominant Ferrari at the twenty-four-hours race at Le Mans in 1966.
