A first look at Brad Pitt’s Formula One movie ‘F1’ has been released, showcasing the veteran actor’s return to the racetrack. The film, set for a summer 2025 release, follows Pitt’s character as he makes a comeback alongside a rookie teammate. The film boasts a star-studded cast and crew, with Lewis Hamilton providing advice as a co-producer and director Joseph Kosinski behind the wheel.
German authorities investigating an attempted blackmail case have found photos related to the private life of Michael Schumacher’s family. The suspects threatened to publish the data on the dark web unless they received millions of euros. Schumacher’s family maintains strict privacy about his condition following a skiing accident in 2013.
Max Verstappen expressed his displeasure with the ongoing feud between his father, Jos, and Red Bull team boss Christian Horner, urging for a resolution to the conflict. The dispute arose after Jos was denied participation in a demonstration run at the Austrian Grand Prix, leading to accusations and heated exchanges between the two. Verstappen stressed that the situation is detrimental to everyone involved and could have been avoided.
Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has denied vetoing the participation of Max Verstappen’s father Jos in an Austrian Grand Prix parade, further fueling tensions between the two. The incident adds another layer to the ongoing conflict that began with allegations of misconduct against Horner, which he denied and was cleared of. Despite the friction, Horner insists his relationship with Max Verstappen remains strong, and he dismisses speculation about a move to Mercedes.
Max Verstappen, three-time Formula One champion, has confirmed he will be racing for Red Bull next season, ending speculation about a potential move to Mercedes. The Dutch driver, who is contracted to Red Bull until 2028, said he is focused on working with the team to ensure the car remains competitive in the coming years.
Mercedes technical director James Allison reveals the team’s recent performance surge in Formula One stems from a realization of a fundamental aerodynamic issue they’d overlooked. After struggling for much of the season, Mercedes has found a way to balance the car for both slow and fast corners, leading to a podium finish in Canada and renewed optimism for the rest of the season.
Brad Pitt’s highly anticipated Formula One movie, directed by Joseph Kosinski, is set to hit theaters globally on June 25, 2024. The film, made with the cooperation of F1 teams and drivers, features Pitt as a former driver making a comeback alongside rookie teammate Damson Idris. With a star-studded cast and production taking place during real Grand Prix weekends, the movie aims to further boost Formula One’s popularity, building on the success of the Netflix series ‘Drive to Survive’.
Max Verstappen returned to winning ways by capturing the Canadian Grand Prix, solidifying his lead in the Formula One drivers’ championship. Despite facing challenges in recent races, the reigning champion showcased his dominance with a tactical race strategy and the assistance of his team. Verstappen’s victory, his third consecutive at the Canadian Grand Prix and the 60th of his career, further extended his advantage over Charles Leclerc in the title race. McLaren’s Lando Norris finished second, while Mercedes driver George Russell claimed third place after starting from pole position. The race was marked by two Safety Car interventions and numerous retirements, including both Ferraris. Verstappen’s victory, coupled with Ferrari’s misfortunes, gives him a substantial lead in the championship standings.
Formula One has become a fashion favorite, attracting the attention of top editors, stylists, and designers. The sport’s iconic imagery provides inspiration for collections from designers such as Jeremy Scott, Maria Grazia Chiuri, and Maximilian Davis. Chanel showcased racing-inspired looks at its resort show in Monaco, featuring checkered jackets, tweed overalls, and luxurious leather accessories.
Eight luxury watches owned by legendary Formula One driver Michael Schumacher will be auctioned off by Christie’s in Geneva to mark the 30th anniversary of his first Drivers Championship victory in 1994. The collection includes timepieces from renowned brands such as Audemars Piguet, Richard Mille, and Patek Philippe.
