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F1 Fast Five: Brad Pitt's F1 film tops $300 million budget, Inside Norris's lavish McLaren supercar collection, and other big updates

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Brad Pitt's F1 film tops $300 million budget, Inside Norris's lavish McLaren supercar collection, and other big updates from around the world of Formula 1.

Brad Pitt's F1 film tops $300 million budget, Inside Norris's lavish McLaren supercar collection, and other big updates
  • Brad Pitt's F1 film tops $300 million budget
  • Inside Norris's lavish McLaren supercar collection
  • Former Red Bull drivers laud 'most successful engineer'
  • Vowles reflects on Miami GP
  • George Russell treats Ed Sheeran to Miami hot lap

Brad Pitt's F1 film tops $300 million budget

Brad Pitt's Formula 1 movie, which depicts his comeback as a retired driver, is expected to be one of the most expensive films ever, with a budget surpassing $300 million. While not reaching the scale of "Star Wars: The Force Awakens," it's still a major production. Challenges like securing a distributor and facing delays due to strikes have complicated its production for Apple, which began assembling in July 2023.

Click here to read the full article by Fergal Walsh (racingnews365.com)

Inside Norris's lavish McLaren supercar collection

Lando Norris secured his first Grand Prix victory in Miami, outpacing Max Verstappen in a clean contest. Despite his Formula 1 success, Norris maintains an impressive personal car collection, with a focus on McLaren supercars valued at around £1.2 million. His most prized possession is the McLaren 765LT Spider, worth £350,000. Alongside his high-end vehicles, Norris cherishes his Fiat 500 Jolly for its charm and practicality, especially in Monaco's narrow streets.

Click here to read the full article by Harry Smith (express.co.uk)

Former Red Bull drivers laud 'most successful engineer'

Adrian Newey's departure from Red Bull Racing in early 2025 has sparked speculation about his next move. Despite leaving, he'll see through his ongoing projects this season. Former drivers like Pierre Gasly and Alex Albon commended his talent and dedication to racing.

Click here to read the full article by Jake Boxall-Legge (motorsport.com)

Vowles reflects on Miami GP

Williams Racing Team Principal James Vowles provides insights on the Miami Grand Prix weekend, answering fan questions and giving his assessment. Vowles recognized the event's spectacle in Miami and commended the performances of Logan and Albon. Vowles also talks about Williams' strategy, including early pit stops, and addresses Albon's tire problems and other fan inquiries.

George Russell treats Ed Sheeran to Miami hot lap

The focus of the Miami Grand Prix was on the 20 drivers and 10 teams on the grid right now. But it was Miami, so of course, the paddock was surrounded by high-profile spectators, including British singer-songwriter Ed Sheeran, who was among the latest to dive into the pulsating world of Formula 1. He even experienced the thrill of racing firsthand with hot laps from Mercedes driver George Russell. Click here to watch the video.

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