This article contains spoilers for "F1".

Every time F1 gets the camera in cars, it is clear that the film was made by people who truly love the sport. Racing sequences are made with an incredible level of technical skill - something possible only through That sounds like a heavy film shooting. Most of that action is channeled through the original characters of the film and the fictional APXGP team, but has a tone of real -life racers, team members and other figures attached to the sport.

Most of them are blinking-and you will miss the moments during races or moments before or after. But several realistic figures in Formula One have real lines. In a way, the film seems to be focused on fans of Mass -popular "Formula 1: Survival" Netflix Series Series Than dedicated followers of the right sport, so many of the people you recognize during the people are people who have featured or become favorites on that show.

From Louis Hamilton to Gunter Steiner, here's every main Formula One in F1 you may have missed, along with some of the inner jokes they carry with you.

The two most famous networkers of the F1 are characterized by the film, with a series of fast glamor footage scattered through the different scenes on the day of the race. Max Versailles and Lewis Hamilton, too, should serve as a kind of "boss" rider, with the great moment of Versailles, who comes in the middle of the film by the Italian Grand Prix and Hamilton, who serves as the last boss for the climate race of Abu Dhabi.

In Monza, Oshoshua Pierce (Dumson Idris) almost achieved a victory in the race over Versailles, but cared out of control in the last second in an attempt to add. This is mainly played for a dramatic effect on the main characters, but there is something funny about the inherent implication: trying to pass Max Versailles? Good luck, because it can wind in the wall.

Hamilton, on the other hand, who actually consulted with the film and earned a credit producer for his contributions, ends up losing his big moment in Abu Dhabi when he and Pierce get out of each other, allowing Sunny Chase (Brad Pitt) to win the race.

Some other interesting details include similarities between the story of Hamilton's real life and the fictional Pierce (black British drivers in mostly white sports) and the number of final podiums and the race that wins Versailles enters The movie "F1" (Very accurate, that part). There is also something bitter when he saw Hamilton in his old Mercedes kit after his (less than successful) move to Ferrari to start the 2025 season.

Most of the lines of any Formula One figure in the real world in F1 belong to Martin Brundle and David Croft, the famous commentator Duo calling each of the fictional races in the film. Obviously, Hamilton played a key role in making the comment of the film so authentic.

"If it weren't for Lewis, I wouldn't be in the movie," Croft said during a red carpet interview at the film's premiere. "He sat down with (producer) Jerry Brookheimer and (director) Josephoseph Kosinski and said," Look, if you want to do it authentic in terms of the comment, don't get an actor, give Crofi and Martin to do so, because they are a voice. "

It was clearly the real call. If you've ever watched a real F1 race or "Drive to Survive" episode, you will feel at home with the comment.

In addition to the drivers themselves, many team executives make performances during F1. Moreover, two fans' favorites receive special attention - Gunter Steiner, director of the Hass F1 team and Toto Wolf, director of the Mercedes team.

Steiner gained considerable fame after being highlighted in the first season of "driving to survive". His nonsense, cruel, but a kinded person made him popular with viewers, and he carries a little bit of the vulnerable to which he is known in the real world of the film. During the early race, Sony adopts an overly aggressive style from the back of the package to force security cars and help his teammate get a position on the track. This is considered quite badly by Steiner, which is shown several times, giving the evil of the APXGP crew during and after the race.

Woolf is probably a smaller person in the random F1, but there is a particularly larger profile because of the huge success that Mercedes has achieved during his time as a team director. At the very end of the F1 movie, he has a short scene he is talking about, where he congratulates PE on his performance in Abu Dhabi and suggests that he can have a future for him one day in Mercedes. This is one of the more decorated moments of the film, surely, but it is worth noting that the APXGP team is using the Mercedes power unit for its car.

Two other team directors shown in the film F1 are Zack Brown of McLaren and Frederick Wasseur from Ferrari. Both appear in the same scene, speaking in a group TV interview, where they provide some delicious garbage trash with the APXGP spitting team.

Other team executives and directors have smaller roles, including Jamesesheims Walley of Williams, Lawrence's walks by Aston Martin and Formula One CEO Stefano Domenili.

Despite not being highlighted as Hamilton or Versailles, some other F1 drivers receive more significant time on their peers. Specifically, Ferrari's Charles Leclerc appears several times, earning several final podiums throughout the film and appeared in at least one battle for the first few places. Ferrari has long been a very popular team in sports, and as a gifted racer playing the iconic red life expectancy, Leclerc has become the young Supersters of Formula One (though his season in 2025, like his teammate Hamilton, has not reached the tops of many).

Lando Norris of McLaren also has more than a few glamor shots and at least one shown on the podium in the F1 movie. Norris currently has an initial season in a dominant car for McLaren, after recently winning the prestigious Monaco Grand Prix.

Ferrari's teammate of Leclerc, Carlos Sainz (who now rides for Williams, after being replaced by Hamilton for the 2025 season) can be seen several times, and his car has several prominent action moments in the race scenes. But the best moment in which Sainz is involved does not actually display on the screen. Later in the film, while in the club, Pierce was approached by a young woman asking if she is a driver. When he said yes, thinking she flirts, she asks, "Can you meet me with Carlos Sainz?" Formula One followers will be well acquainted with the Spanish driver's gorgeous popularity with certain fans ... And as one of those followers, I must say that this joke really worked for me.

Not every F1 driver is highlighted in the film, but they all deserve Comeos. Drivers like Pierre Gasley and Esteban Aucon have several combat moments with the main characters, as well as Kevin Magnuson - a driver known for an aggressive style that is made during a little sleep fight. Veteran racer and two -time champion Fernando Alonso even congratulates him on his return to his return to another scene.

Meanwhile, the famous Motorsports announcer, Lei Diffey, can be heard as commenting on the 24 -hour sequence, and you are likely to catch several other figures in the industry and the media we missed during your watch. It's nice to see so many people who make motors, and especially in Formula One, so great to be presented in the film. While certain racing details are absolutely decorated for a dramatic effect, if not excluded together, the film is constantly paying tribute to the real.

F1 now plays in theaters.