F1: The Movie sped into Times Square on Monday night, marking the world premiere of the Formula 1 racing drama starring Brad Pitt and Damson Idris. The film, directed by Top Gun: Maverick filmmaker Joseph Kosinski,

Lewis Hamilton has been mocked by fans for attending the premiere of F1: The Movie at a time when he's struggling in Formula One. Many hoped to see the 40-year-old performing at the peak of his powers again following his blockbuster move to Ferrari.

Lewis Hamilton had a heartbreaking moment during the 2025 Canadian Grand Prix when he accidentally ran over a groundhog on the track. The incident happened on Lap 12 at the Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve in Montreal.

Damson Idris didn’t hold back when asked if he could beat Lewis Hamilton admitting the F1 icon is “fast in every way.”

Considering the shuffling Formula One calendar, Lewis Hamilton has voiced that he isn't a fan of axing 'classic' venues for new ones.

Lewis Hamilton won six out of seven Formula 1 championships and 73 races. But even though racing fans were pretty sure they knew the ending at the start of each race and each season, they still signed on for the twists,

Lewis Hamilton Fought For Equal Treatment Before His First F1 Win: 'I Remember Arguing' originally appeared on Athlon Sports. Lewis Hamilton has opened up about the behind-the-scenes battle that preceded his first-ever Formula 1 victory and how it came down to demanding equal treatment.

Joseph Kosinski builds a high-powered movie out of Bruckheimer clichés, but that wouldn't matter if the races were as dramatic as they are flashy.