Apple used a secret iPhone-powered camera to film real Formula 1 racing for its new movie. Discover how they did it without compromising car performance ...

In select Latin American countries, fans can grab a F1-themed McDonald's combo and take home exclusive miniature cars.

Apple's F1 movie sees McDonald's offer mini racing cars, but there's a catch. Here are all the details on this.

Racing legend Lewis Hamilton, a producer on an upcoming movie starring Brad Pitt as a fictional Formula 1 driver, wanted the film to show the reality of what it looks, feels and sounds like to speed ...

F1: The Movie has given Apple its first-ever box office hit. The racing movie starring Brad Pitt and directed by Joseph ...

F1' director Joseph Kosinski talks to PEOPLE about working with Brad Pitt, and how Formula One pro Lewis Hamilton was ...

Joseph Kosinski had one instruction for the sound team behind his latest feature “F1”: It needed to be as immersive as ...

Muscle cars are as American as baseball and apple pie. Over the last 60 years several Asian and European automakers have ...

When you have Apple bankrolling your film, it's apparently not out of bounds to ask the iPhone makers to craft a custom mini camera to mount on a race car. Anything for the perfect shot.

But the movie cost at least $350 million to make and market, analysts said, so it will need to attract substantial crowds in ...

Waiting for F1 The Movie to hit Apple TV+ rather than seeing it in theaters? Here’s why the theatrical experience shouldn’t be missed.

The Apple Original Film stars Brad Pitt as former Formula 1 race car driver Sonny Hayes, a retired driver. Javier Bardem plays Ruben, the boss of an underdog racing team who convinces Sonny to ...