Pitt teams up with Javier Bardem and Damson Idris in the trailer, which features a new look at Pitt as Sonny Hayes, a veteran racer recruited by Bardem's character Ruben Cervantes to join his Formula 1 team and race alongside Idris' character Joshua Pearce.

Get a first look at Javier Bardem and Damson Idris in a new trailer for Brad Pitt’s “F1” film. The movie hits theaters on June 27.

F1' director Joseph Kosinki reveals that Brad Pitt's ability to drive the special vehicles was elemental when making the movie.

F1 was also filmed in quick bursts right in the middle of F1 races, during Grand Prix weekends. Takes had to be nailed down in the fifteen minutes F1 had between the practice run and the actual F1 race. And the crowd that’s present in the movie is a real crowd, too. Something that makes all the difference.

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Instead, it will be all about Brad Pitt and Damson Idris and their undying need for speed. Directed by Joseph Kosinski—the man behind Top Gun: Maverick—F1 is aiming to be the racing movie to end all racing movies.

Extensive filming took place at the Silverstone Circuit, including at both the 2023 and 2024 Grand Prix. Director Joseph Kosinski said both Pitt and co-star Damson Idris were "driving on their own in one of these real race cars on a real F1 track" during the shoot.

The trailer for Hollywood star Brad Pitt's most anticipated film, 'F1', was released on Thursday, Mar. 13. Read More: Saudi Arabia to Host First-Ever Boxing World Cup The movie is set to be released internationally on Jun.