F1 Film Secures Four Oscar Nominations in 2026 Announcement
The F1 film has made a notable impact by securing four Oscar nominations for the 2026 Academy Awards. This includes a prestigious nomination for Best Picture, signaling a strong recognition in the film industry. The nominations were officially announced on Thursday at 1:30 PM UK time (5:30 AM in Los Angeles).
F1 Film’s Oscar Nominations Overview
The film, directed by Joseph Kosinski and featuring Brad Pitt, has generated significant buzz, particularly with its nominations in the following categories:
- Best Picture
- Film Editing
- Sound
- Visual Effects
Best Picture Competition
In the Best Picture category, the F1 film will compete against other acclaimed titles, including:
- Bugonia
- Frankenstein
- Hamnet
- Marty Supreme
- One Battle After Another
- The Secret Agent
- Sentimental Value
- Sinners
- Train Dreams
Other Key Categories
In the other nominated categories, the competition is equally fierce:
- Film Editing contenders include titles like Marty Supreme and Sinners.
- Sound features competitors such as Frankenstein and Sirât.
- Visual Effects sees the F1 film against Avatar: Fire and Ash and Jurassic World Rebirth.
About the F1 Film
Produced by Apple, the F1 film is its first major endeavor in Formula 1 cinema. The film, which had a reported production cost of $300 million, grossed over $631 million at the box office after its release in late June 2025. This impressive figure places it as the ninth biggest box office success of the year.
Additionally, Apple has heavily invested in the sport, spending $750 million to secure US broadcast rights for the next five years.
Academy Awards Date
Mark your calendars for the 98th Academy Awards, taking place on Sunday, March 15, 2026, in Los Angeles, California. The F1 film’s nominations contribute to its growing acclaim and impact in the entertainment industry.
