The film “F1” is making waves at the starting line of the Oscars, with four nominations that could very well propel it to victory. Blending drama and adrenaline, this feature film, led by Brad Pitt, explores the behind-the-scenes of a Formula 1 team in search of success, captivating both the general public and critics alike. Get ready for a spectacular immersion into the world of motorsport!
A film that makes noise
The feature film “F1” has been nominated in several categories at the prestigious Academy Awards, notably in the highly coveted “Best Picture” category. This undeniable success with the public has allowed it to rise among the biggest box office hits of the past year. Directed by Joseph Kosinski and produced by iconic figures like Brad Pitt and Jerry Bruckheimer, the film has not only achieved commercial success but has also won over critics.
A story that resonates
At the heart of this work, we discover the story of a bottom-tier Formula 1 team that calls upon a veteran to try to climb the ranks of the hierarchy. This immersive and spectacular narrative opens the doors of the paddock, offering viewers an unprecedented approach to this fascinating universe, while highlighting the challenges and struggles of teams in search of recognition.
An impressive box office
With an estimated budget of around $300 million, “F1” has managed to double its investment at the global box office with revenues nearing $630 million since its release. A performance that proves that the mix of adrenaline, emotion, and passion for motorsport has found its audience, ready to resonate with the roar of engines and human dramas on the track.
The Oscar nominations
This Thursday, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (AMPAS) unveiled the list of nominees for the 98th Academy Awards. “F1” is among the 10 films in contention for the Best Picture Oscar. It finds itself in good company with other critical and commercial successes such as “Sinners”, “One Battle After Another”, “Frankenstein”, and “Bugonia”. But the competition promises to be tough!
Technical nominations that make a difference
But that’s not all! “F1” has also been nominated in three other technical categories, namely Best Editing, Best Sound, and Best Visual Effects. These nominations testify to the technical quality of the film, which does not settle for a simple story of fast cars but also integrates impressive cinematic craftsmanship.
An event not to be missed
The 98th Academy Awards ceremony will take place on March 15, just a week after the start of the 2026 Formula 1 season, at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles. Cinema and motorsport enthusiasts will have every reason to follow this event, which promises to be rich in emotions and surprises. Who knows, perhaps “F1” will leave the evening with one or more statuettes in hand?
