Toto Wolff says Brad Pitt was “not impressed” when Lewis Hamilton told him he was “too old” to play a current F1 driver

F1 director Joseph Kosinski can still recall the "scariest" day he spent filming with Brad Pitt behind the wheel of a high-octane race car.

Apple has clinched U.S. rights to Formula 1, adding its live races to flagship streaming service Apple TV in the wake of Brad Pitt movie blockbuster F1: The Movie. The 5-year agreement starts next year.

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Brad Pitt was left 'not impressed' after a conversation with Lewis Hamilton, with the F1 movie eventually having to be rewritten following the encounter

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Apple announced on Monday that F1 will be available to stream on Apple TV beginning on December 12. (That same day, the company announced that their streaming service, Apple TV+, was being rebranded to just Apple TV.)

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BRAD PITT was left far from impressed with a comment from Lewis Hamilton which prompted a rewrite of the F1 movie. Toto Wolff has lifted the lid on the exchange which happened at a dinner at