The Ritz-Carlton Orlando, Grande Lakes, and Acqualina Resort & Residences offer driving experiences with high-end vehicles. “F1” fever is in full swing. Brad Pitt ’s much anticipated auto-racing movie releases in theaters this week with tickets already available for sale.

Lisa Released on June 27, this is a big sports drama about professional auto racing and personalities behind the scenes. Brad Pitt continues to defy his age in the action movie space, in a manner similar to Tom Cruise.

“F1: The Movie” sped to No. 1 on Friday, its opener, raking in $25 million, according to The Numbers. The Post praised the sports drama, starring Brad Pitt as a Formula One driver who comes out of retirement, as “a high-octane driving movie that’s actually fast and furious.”

With the movie now running in theatres, a pertinent question arises: How does the F1 movie fare vs real Formula 1 racing? Find out here.

No, F1: The Movie is not based on a true story. It's a fictional movie simply about Formula 1. However, the movie has many producers who made their careers in Formula 1, like Lewis Hamilton, so it should appear like it could happen in real life.

Instead, one of the sources said, the movie is being shopped with veteran director Ron Howard (‘A Beautiful Mind,’ ‘The Da Vinci Code’) as the filmmaker.

F1: The Movie” takes viewers inside the exciting world of Formula One auto-racing. The director is Joseph Kosinski, best known for taking “Top Gun: Maverick” to the top of the

Why is F1 better than NASCAR? I mean, no offense. I like NASCAR a lot. We didn't say that. That's what you put in our mouths. Hey Wired, we are Formula 1 drivers. Let's answer the most Googled questions about F1.