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Apple's Leader Hints at a Potential New Edition of Formula One

Apple's F1 film was a resounding success, outshining all previous box office tallies. Speculation mounts that the streaming platform could be planning a follow-up.

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2025 September 22 . 4:41 AM

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Race bosses could be considering a follow-up to the F1 series, according to the head of Apple Inc.

Apple's Leader Hints at a Potential New Edition of Formula One

Apple TV+ is gearing up for an exciting fall with the anticipated streaming release of their hit film, Formula 1 (F1). The movie, produced by Apple Original Films, has become a massive summer blockbuster, raking in over $600 million in revenue worldwide, with over $400 million coming from international markets.

The success of F1 is not surprising, given the excellent reviews it received and its place among a string of box office successes this year. The film, directed by Joseph Kosinski, tells the thrilling story of the world of Formula 1 racing, captivating audiences worldwide.

Apple CEO Tim Cook has praised the talent involved in F1, particularly Brad, whose acting performance was highly commended. Cook has even suggested that a sequel to the film might be in development at Apple Studios.

The success of F1 has prompted internal discussions about a sequel, with Apple being proud of the team's performance and success. The first film became a huge summer blockbuster for Apple, and they are understandably proud of it.

Director Joseph Kosinski is no stranger to the world of sequels, as he is also working on a continuation of the Maverick film. In addition, he is involved in a UFO conspiracy thriller for Apple Studios and a Miami Vice movie.

Details about the potential F1 sequel are currently scarce, but Apple TV+ is expected to announce a streaming date for the original film in the fall. With F1's current success and the potential for a sequel, it seems that Apple TV+ is on a winning streak.

Moreover, F1 racing is even more popular than it is in the U.S. in international markets. This popularity, combined with the film's success, makes a sequel a promising venture for Apple TV+.

The film F1 is by far the biggest hit that Apple has produced to date. It joins other hits from Warner Bros. this year, including Weapons, Superman, and Sinners, in the annals of summer blockbusters. With its engaging storyline, stellar cast, and impressive box office performance, it's no wonder that F1 is expected to be a contender during awards season, particularly in the technical categories.

In conclusion, the success of Formula 1 has put Apple TV+ on the map as a producer of high-quality, successful films. With the potential for a sequel and the anticipated streaming release of the original film, it seems that Apple TV+ is poised for continued success.