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Sir Lewis Hamilton cherished the experience of co-producing F1, the new motorsport movie.

Damson Idris has recalled an awkward incident on the set of F1, the new motorsport movie.

The mystery continues.

Simone Ashley's role in F1 has been reduced to a brief scene with no dialogue.

When Lewis Hamilton signed on to co-produce F1: The Movie, there was a collective sigh of relief. The seven-time world champion would help ensure authenticity – not only surrounding the technical aspects of racing and the intricacies of the driver experience, but hopefully around inclusion, too.

The cherubic sixtysomething stars as a supercool old-school driver returning 30 years after a near-fatal crash to break all the rules of Formula One racing

Forget everything you’ve seen on social media, or what you’ve read about the new Formula 1 movie - you should absolutely go and see it. If not only to form your own opinions on F1 and see the latest attempt to bring the series into Hollywood.

Joseph Kosinski's follow-up to 'Top Gun: Maverick' needs a little less conversation and a little more action.

As someone who has watched Formula 1 since I was young, I went into a screening of F1: The Movie being told time and again that the film was not for me.