The high-octane racing drama put its cameras trackside at real Grand Prix weekends – filming a fictional team against the genuine spectacle of Formula 1, from Silverstone and Monza to Las Vegas and Abu Dhabi.
Where was F1 filmed?
F1 was filmed at real Grand Prix circuits worldwide – Silverstone, Monza, Spa, Suzuka, Las Vegas and Abu Dhabi – during actual race weekends.
Every F1 location, explained
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The European classics – Monza and Spa
The film raced at the legendary Monza in Italy and Spa-Francorchamps in Belgium.
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Suzuka and the Hungaroring
Scenes used Japan’s Suzuka circuit and the Hungaroring near Budapest.
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Las Vegas and Abu Dhabi
The film used the Las Vegas Strip Circuit and Abu Dhabi’s Yas Marina.
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Daytona – the American scenes
Some scenes used Daytona Beach, Florida.
Planning a visit
The film’s circuits – Monza, Spa, Suzuka and more – are real, iconic race tracks that fans can visit on Grand Prix weekends.
F1 Fun Facts
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Filmed at real races The fictional team was filmed at genuine Formula 1 Grand Prix weekends.
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A real car The production ran a real, purpose-built car on track between sessions.
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Iconic circuits The film raced at Monza, Spa, Suzuka, Las Vegas and Abu Dhabi.
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Pitt drives Brad Pitt stars as a veteran driver making a comeback.
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Made with F1 The film was made in close partnership with Formula 1 itself.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where was F1 filmed?
At real Grand Prix circuits worldwide – Silverstone, Monza, Spa, Suzuka, Las Vegas and Abu Dhabi – during actual race weekends.
Was it filmed at real races?
Yes – during genuine Formula 1 Grand Prix weekends.
Can you visit the locations?
Yes – the circuits are real tracks open on race weekends.
Who stars in F1?
Brad Pitt.
Who directed F1?
Joseph Kosinski.
