Brad Pitt’s F1 F1 film leads the box office record in the world, but the Hollywood A-Lister has not finished with Formula 1, nor the race.
Like his fictitious character on the big screen Sonny Hayes, Pitt was offered a second chance to make the combination of race and the 200 mph towers.
On Wednesday, McLaren F1 CEO Zak Brown told Reuters that Pitt had a standing offer to “go out and play” – and expected Pitt not only, but also take his passion for the race.
Pitt led an F1 car for the first time with McLaren to the Austin Circuit of the Americas last month, after driving F2 cars disguised in F1 cars for the film, and denounced the experience since.
However, he had a regret.
“Ask me how fast I went. Three MPH at less than 200 MPH,” said Pitt in New York’s premiere. “I want to go back. I want to hit 200.”
Brown said he could be organized.
“He did an excellent job; he can drive a racing car,” he said at an McLaren event for the team of the team’s fans on the London Trafalgar square, with the pilots who are pursuing an Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris title.
“I exchanged notes with him, it was the moment of his life. I have the impression that he is a runner now, so every time he wants to go out and play, he is more than welcome. And it is a standard offer.”
When asked if he expected Pitt to take him, Brown replied: “I would not be surprised to look at the level of enthusiasm he had. I sent him his data, he wanted to understand and learn. So yes, I bet he will do it.”
“I wouldn’t be surprised if one day you saw Brad Pitt running a kind of sports car,” said Brown. “Paul Newman still said that he was a racing pilot and an actor during his free time.
“He [Pitt] is clearly in good physical shape. He had no physical limitation. “”
Pitt, 61, would not be Hollywood’s first heart to race for real.
Actor Patrick Dempsey ran Porsche at Le Mans, just like the late Paul Newman, who also founded Newman / Haas Racing.
