The sports drama F1 (2025), directed by Joseph Kosinski, premiered in theaters on June 27, 2025. Centered on the intense world of Formula 1 racing, the film follows retired driver Sonny Hayes, portrayed by Brad Pitt, as he returns to mentor rising talent Joshua Pearce, played by Damson Idris, in an effort to revive a struggling racing team.
The cast also includes Javier Bardem and Kerry Condon among its principal actors. After its theatrical release, F1 (2025) became available for digital purchase on Amazon Prime Video starting August 22, 2025. Additional streaming platforms such as Apple TV, Plex, and Peacock are set to offer the film for rent or purchase in the following months.
Details on Streaming and Digital Purchase Options for F1 (2025)
Viewers can currently buy or rent F1 (2025) digitally on Amazon Prime Video, with Amazon offering the film in multiple formats and pricing options. Rentals are priced at $19.99 across SD, HD, and UHD, providing a 30-day window to begin viewing and 48 hours to finish once started. For a permanent digital copy, purchases cost $24.99 and allow unlimited streaming on supported devices.
Apple TV will add F1 (2025) to its rental and purchase catalog after Amazon, where renting the movie is expected to cost about $5.99 and buying around $19.99. Purchases will enable streaming or offline viewing. As an Apple Originals production, F1 (2025) is anticipated to arrive on Apple TV+ for subscribers roughly three months post-theatrical release, likely between October and November 2025.
Plex is also expected to offer F1 (2025) for digital rental or purchase, aligning with common industry timeframes and pricing structures. Similarly, Peacock plans to make the film available for streaming starting around October 2025. This schedule matches Peacock’s usual pattern of releasing movies a few months after their cinema runs, particularly for motorsport-themed content.
The staggered availability across platforms offers audiences multiple ways to experience the film, whether through immediate digital purchase, rental, or subscription streaming services. This rollout ensures that a broad range of viewers can watch F1 (2025) conveniently after its theatrical debut.