Filmmaker opens up about high-speed thriller moments

Director discusses most terrifying sequence

January 15, 2026: The director of F1 has lifted the lid on what he calls the film’s scariest scene, revealing how intense filming became during a high-speed crash sequence. According to him, the moment pushed both cast and crew to their limits.

Adrenaline was real.

Director Joseph Kosinski and Brad Pitt on the set of 'F1: The Movie,' now streaming on Apple TV.

Image Credit: Apple Original Films

What made the scene so frightening

The sequence involved real race cars driving at extreme speeds with minimal CGI. The director admitted there were moments when safety concerns escalated, making it one of the most stressful shoots of his career.

Risk was unavoidable.

Behind-the-scenes challenges

Production insiders say the scene required weeks of planning and multiple rehearsals to ensure safety. Stunt drivers and safety teams were on constant standby.

Precision mattered.

Sequel plans teased

The director also hinted at possible sequel plans, stating early discussions have already taken place. While no official announcement has been made, he confirmed interest in continuing the story.

Fans are excited.

F1: The Movie Director Joseph Kosinski Shares an Update on the Possible  Sequel; Check the Details Here

Image Credit: Apple Original Films

What a sequel could explore

If greenlit, the sequel may dive deeper into rivalries, personal struggles, and even bigger racing spectacles.

Bigger stakes ahead.

F1 Movie scene

Image Credit: Apple

Final thoughts

The director’s revelations highlight just how intense F1 was to film. With sequel talks already underway, fans may soon get another high-octane chapter.

The race isn’t over.

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Published by HOLR Magazine

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