Apple engineered a bespoke camera module built from iPhone components to capture dramatic cockpit footage for its upcoming film F1: The Movie.

As Heath Ledger’s Joker famously said, “If you’re good at something, never do it for free.” Considering that his peers regularly celebrate him as the single greatest actor in the history of cinema, it ...

Long before Brad Pitt's new F1 movie put the spotlight on a fictional driver's return to the grid, Formula 1 was being shaped ...

While Idris called the experience of filming F1: The Movie at Silverstone "amazing," he also got a full-blown glimpse of what he describes as "the sexy Brad Pitt walk" in an incredible and hilarious ...

The Alpine driver blends charisma, racing ambition, and Hollywood glamour at Brad Pitt’s high-speed movie premiere ...

AUSTIN (KXAN) — Fans who got an advance screening of F1: The Movie in Austin had an even bigger surprise waiting for them ...

Maverick director Joseph Kosinski is behind the Apple / Warner Bros. production, which sees Brad Pitt’s Sonny Hayes return to ...

Apple actually built a customer camera for Formula 1 cars to use during filming. This wasn’t Tim Cook rocking up to set with an iPhone taped to a steering wheel. The tech giant built a bespoke bit of ...

A study released late last year by Nielsen Sports revealed that F1 is the most popular annual sporting series with an audience of 750 million viewers. Over the last three years, interest in F1 has ...

Apple created a special kind of Formula 1 camera for the F1 movie, and that camera made it into the iPhone 15 Pro ...

F1 director revealed that Simone Ashley's role was cut in the film due to too much footage and too many storylines at play.

The premiere of Brad Pitt's F1 movie has taken place, and that means the film will soon be in cinemas as well. Read here ...