Lewis Hamilton: Reflecting on F1 Movie Success and Cautious About Sequel

Lewis Hamilton, the renowned seven-time Formula 1 champion, is advising caution against rushing a sequel to the recent F1 movie. Having served as an executive producer, Hamilton expressed his desire to savor the film's success instead of hastily planning a continuation.

The movie, featuring Brad Pitt as a seasoned racer making a return, has become Apple's biggest box-office hit to date, grossing $55.6 million in North America and $144 million globally on its debut weekend. Hamilton, speaking before the British Grand Prix, highlighted the extensive effort behind the film's creation.

He stressed the importance of allowing the film to 'simmer' and called for a detailed debrief akin to a race analysis, aiming to learn and improve for any potential sequel. Hamilton's unique approach bridges his racing expertise with cinematic production, aiming for quality over quick releases.

(With inputs from agencies.)