'F1' Movies Sequel- Emmys 2025 Bring an Oscar Level Surprise From Tim Cook

The bright lights of the 2025 Emmy Awards set the stage for an unexpected revving-up of excitement in the world of high-octane cinema. Tim Cook's whispers of speed, star power, and racing drama danced around the gala, hinting at more than just television triumphs. F1, its electrifying aura captured on film, and the giant Apple name all converged in a promise of fresh thrill and storytelling beyond what was yet seen.
When Tim Cook drops a sequel hint at the Emmys, you know the engines are warming for round two.
When Tim Cook talks, the sequel engine starts purring
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At the 2025 Emmy Awards, Tim Cook partially confirmed a sequel to F1 The Movie was "something we are definitely talking about." He acknowledged the movie's blockbuster fate for the summer and said, "We are super proud of it and cannot wait to bring it to the service." Apple’s first major box office hit, the film has sparked buzz for more racing action to come.
F1 The Movie stars Brad Pitt as Sonny Hayes, a former F1 driver making a comeback to save an underdog team. Shot on real tracks with cameos from Lewis Hamilton and others, the film blends star power with drama and high-speed thrills. Sequel plans are quietly underway, promising more pedal-to-the-metal moments ahead.
With Brad Pitt back behind the wheel, comebacks are sure to be faster than just Once Upon a Time on the silver screen.
Brad Pitt shifts into high gear for a comeback worth watching
In this cinematic race were Oscar and Emmy winners, including Kerry Condon, Javier Bardem, and Tobias Menzies, all helmed by Brad Pitt at the movie's poster. The production enjoyed full cooperation from the Formula 1 community, incorporating real teams, drivers, and race promoters into the narrative. Audiences worldwide witnessed this fusion of star talent, genuine racing culture, and masterful storytelling amplified in IMAX theatres.
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Boasting a global box office haul surpassing $600 million, F1 The Movie became Apple’s highest-grossing original feature and the top sports movie of 2025. Tim Cook’s reveal at the Emmys signals that Apple is already shifting into high gear for the sequel. Fans might just have the liberty to expect the continuing blend of pulse-pounding racing drama and cinematic spectacle that defines this blockbuster franchise.
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What do you think of this sneak peek at the big thing going on for F1 The Movie at Apple? Let us know in the comments below!
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Edited By: Aliza Siddiqui
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