As Brad Pitt’s F1 movie hits Apple TV, we look at how a Hollywood blockbuster, a New York premiere and a wave of new fans helped push Formula 1 into the US mainstream

The cast and filmmaking crew of the blockbuster hit break down the movie’s biggest races, and how they gained unprecedented access to the top-secret sport.

Joseph Kosinski, the director of F1 The Movie, starring Brad Pitt, says he's "only interested" in making films is to shoot as much in-camera, without CGI and AI, as possible.

Brad Pitt's Formula 1 movie "F1", which used real race weekends and iconic circuits like Spa, Silverstone and Abu Dhabi as filming locations, is set to be released on Apple TV on 12 December

Brad Pitt’s F1 arrives on OTT, but fans aren’t fully satisfied. Missing theatrical elements and key features have left viewers disappointed. Here’s what went wrong.

By the time Sonny arrives in Abu Dhabi for the last race of the season at Yas Marina, Sonny no longer has any intention of pursuing his own comeback, but rather, is now racing for Ruben, Joshua, and for the honour of the team.

The highest-grossing movie of Brad Pitt's career is now available on streaming for the first time. It made $631 million in theaters previously.

So let’s find out the details of this piece of news that is expected to excite Brad Pitt’s fans.