Formula 1 is hitting the big screen as the highly anticipated F1 movie, directed by Joseph Kosinski, will premiere globally on the 27 June, 2025. Led by Brad Pitt as the retired driver Sonny Hayes and Damson Idris, who plays rookie Joshua Pearce, this film is shaping up to be a hit of the year. Acclaimed music producer Kevin Weaver is leading the music of the project, building on his impressive track record of successful soundtracks.
Atlantic Records revealed the complete track list today, featuring 17 songs by some of the largest artists in the world, including Ed Sheeran, Doja Cat, BLACKPINK’s Rosé, and Tate McRae. With the promotional activity surrounding the soundtrack beginning with the release of the lead single, Lose My Mind, the result of a collaboration between rapper Don Toliver and Grammy winner Doja Cat, it has already racked up over 460,000 views at the time on writing on YouTube.
The track takes samples from the film’s theme song, written by the legendary composer Hans Zimmer, and produced by Ryan Tedder. The video, which features one of the cars from the film, was directed by Christian Breslauer.
Complete Soundtrack Listing:
Don Toliver – “Lose My Mind” (feat. Doja Cat)
Dom Dolla – “No Room for a Saint” (feat. Nathan Nicholson)
Ed Sheeran – “Drive”
Tate McRae – “Just Keep Watching”
Rosé – “Messy”
Burna Boy – “Don’t Let Me Drown”
Roddy Ricch – “Underdog”
RAYE – “Grandma Calls the Boys Bad News”
Chris Stapleton – “Bad as I Used to Be”
Myke Towers – “Baja California”
Tiësto & Sexyy Red – “OMG!”
Madison Beer – “All At Once”
Peggy Gou – “D.A.N.C.E”
PAWSA – “Double C”
Mr Eazi – “Attention”
Darkoo – “Give Me Love”
Obongjayar – “Gasoline”
Filming for the forthcoming F1 film is conducted with the fictional APX GP
Photo by: Sam Bagnall / Motorsport Images
Kevin Weaver: The Soundtrack Mastermind Behind Atlantic Records
Leading this project is Kevin Weaver, the Grammy Award-winning President of Atlantic Records West Coast. His success in soundtracks has been second to none, with chart toppers and streaming numbers coming out his ears.
Some of his greatest include the soundtrack for Barbie, Twisters, and the Oscar-winning musical The Greatest Showman. On top of this, he curated the soundtrack for Suicide Squad, a film that many argue didn’t live up to its standout music.
With this being said, all signs now indicate that the F1 film soundtrack will greatly benefit from the talents of this producer, putting it in prime position to leverage the success of his proven history. By collecting some of the greatest juggernauts of the current music industry, he’s applying the same playbook he used for previous films.
With this star power and the ever-growing popularity of the sport itself, expectations are higher than ever for the upcoming film.
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