Following its recent Academy Award recognition, the cinematic F1 film starring Brad Pitt has sparked inquiries about a potential sequel. Formula 1 CEO Stefano Domenicali hinted at the possibility, suggesting fans stay tuned for future announcements about another installment. The production team plans to thoroughly evaluate the first film's success, which grossed over $630 million globally, before rolling out any new projects. Meanwhile, Apple TV is set to release 24 F1-themed movies this year, coinciding with the ongoing F1 racing season.

Will there be a sequel to the F1 movie?

While nothing is officially confirmed yet, both F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali and Apple exec Eddy Cue expressed optimism about a possible sequel, hinting that more information could emerge next year.

The F1 film, released in June 2025, has become Apple's highest-grossing project and is notably Brad Pitt's most successful film. Its remarkable box office performance has positioned it as the highest-earning sports movie to date, making it a subject of high interest for sequel possibilities among fans. The film successfully captured the adrenaline and authenticity of Formula 1 racing, a crucial factor that the creators are keen to maintain in any future productions.