F1 The Movie OTT release update: When and where to watch Brad Pitt's blockbuster sports film online
Brad Pitt's 'F1: The Movie' is set to premiere on Prime Video. The film will be available for rent from August 22, 2025. It follows a racing legend mentoring a young driver. The movie has become a box office hit. It has earned over $582 million wo...
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Brad Pitt's latest sports drama F1: The Movie arrived in theatres on June 27, 2025 worldwide. (Credit: IMDb)
Ever since Brad Pitt-led sports drama F1: The Movie released in theatres, the film has scripted history at the box office and how. After its first theatrical run, the film was re-released in cinema halls due to high demand. Now, F1 is all set to make its official debut on Prime Video. Directed by Joseph Kosinski, F1, the blockbuster film also stars Damson Idris, Kerry Condon, Tobias Menzies, and Javier Bardem in key roles. It was released in theatres worldwide on June 27, 2025.
F1: The Movie OTT release date
Fans won’t have to wait long, the film, which follows racing legend Sonny Hayes as he takes charge of a struggling Formula 1 team and mentors a rising young driver, will be available for rent on August 22, 2025. The action-packed drama brings intense racing scenes with emotional storytelling and will be released in English with a PG-13 rating. Make sure to add it to your watchlist on Prime Video if you're a fan of Formula 1 or Brad Pitt!
Besides this, F1 is also an Apple Original film, which means its digital streaming home will be Apple TV+ following its theatrical run. However, an official streaming date hasn’t been confirmed yet. According to early reports, the film is expected to arrive on Apple TV+ around three months after its release in cinemas. If things go as planned, viewers might see it land on the platform sometime between late September and early October on Apple TV+.
More about F1
Brad Pitt’s new film F1 has turned into a huge box office success, making over $582 million (Rs 51,01,29,69,300) worldwide. As per the makers, it is now the highest-grossing sports movie ever made. In North America, it earned about $190.8 million, while $401.8 million came from international markets. Directed by Top Gun: Maverick’s Joseph Kosinski and produced by Jerry Bruckheimer, the movie has impressed audiences everywhere.
The racing drama, which features real track action and IMAX visuals, has also become Apple’s biggest box office success so far. It has gone on to become the highest-earning movie in Brad Pitt’s career. Apple teamed up with Warner Bros. for the global theatrical release, hoping to recreate the success of Top Gun: Maverick, and so far, it looks like the move has paid off.
