Elizabeth Blackstock

4 days ago | planetf1.com | Elizabeth Blackstock

This June, F1 starring Brad Pitt as a fictional Formula 1 driver named Sonny Hayes will hit the theaters. It’s anticipated to be one of the biggest blockbusters of the summer — but if you’re a Formula 1 fan looking to get up to speed, we have all the insider details from the paddock here in one place. When will the Brad Pitt F1 movie be released? The Brad Pitt F1 movie will released in the UK and internationally on June 25, 2025. It will then release in the US and Canada on June 27, 2025.

4 days ago | deadlypassionsterriblejoys.substack.com | Elizabeth Blackstock

Growing up, my family hated Dale Earnhardt. By the time I came into this world, he'd won all seven of his Winston Cup championships, and my dad in particular was bored of Earnhardt's domination and the ultra-lucrative business he founded to capitalize on his name. We were firmly a Mark Martin family, because Mark Martin was a good guy and an underdog. As such, most of my earliest memories about Dale Earnhardt are saturated in a layer of distaste. My husband, however, grew up in the opposite boat.

4 days ago | planetf1.com | Elizabeth Blackstock

TWG Global, the holdings company that owns the incoming Cadillac F1 team, has just spent $10 billion to buy another team. The Buss family, who have been longtime owners of the Los Angeles Lakers NBA Franchise, has agreed to sell majority ownership to Mark Walter of TWG Global.

5 days ago | planetf1.com | Elizabeth Blackstock

When you think of the key players in Formula 1, there’s a good chance your mind turns immediately to the drivers; they’re the most visible element, the ones putting their lives on the line every time they get behind the wheel. But in the sport today, team owners and bosses play a critical, if less visible, role. Javier Bardem learns team principal ropes for F1 movieNext week, after four years of production, F1 The Movie will hit theaters around the world.

5 days ago | planetf1.com | Elizabeth Blackstock

Tempers flared as the sun set over World Wide Technology Raceway this weekend, with an unaired radio message from McLaren IndyCar driver Nolan Siegel prompting a major response from the team. Siegel unleashed a torrent of foul language in frustration over a move from Team Penske’s Scott McLaughlin, which gained traction on social media.