Formula 1 Stars React to the Premiere of the Brad Pitt-led F1 Film

The much-awaited F1 movie, produced by Hollywood heavyweights Jerry Bruckheimer and Joe Kosinski, had its private screening ahead of the Monaco Grand Prix. All 20 drivers, excluding Max Verstappen and Lance Stroll, gathered in the Principality to catch a glimpse of their on-screen journey.

Drivers’ Impressions of the F1 Movie

Lando Norris, the McLaren driver, was thrilled with his performance in the movie, calling it “a very good movie” with an “inspirational storyline.” Oliver Bearman, a British racer, praised the film for its accurate portrayal of the challenges faced by drivers and the impressive technology showcased.

Carlos Sainz, the Williams racer, appreciated the movie’s potential to attract new audiences to Formula 1. Fernando Alonso, a double world champion, found the movie representative of F1, stating that it would make viewers eager to watch an F1 race.

Esteban Ocon, the Haas driver, was impressed by the immersive driving scenes and praised Lewis Hamilton’s involvement in making the film as realistic as possible. Liam Lawson, a New Zealander, expressed his excitement about the movie’s potential success and its ability to capture the feeling of being in Formula 1.

Nico Hulkenberg, the Sauber driver, found the movie “Hollywood-esque” but appreciated the fresh perspective it offered. Pierre Gasly, the Alpine driver, was thrilled to dive into the world portrayed in the movie and praised the production’s efforts.

Charles Leclerc, the Ferrari driver, admired the Hollywood-like feel of the movie, praising the incredible driving scenes and Brad Pitt’s performance. Isack Hadjar, the French rookie, found it strange to watch a movie about Formula 1 but acknowledged its potential to take the sport to new heights.

Alex Albon, the Williams racer, believed that the filmmakers had found a good balance between accuracy and Hollywood flair. Gabriel Bortoleto, the Sauber driver, expressed his confidence in the movie’s ability to introduce new audiences to Formula 1.