New Formula 1 Film Dubbed “Barbie for Men” by Critics

The new Formula 1 film has finally entered its launch season with a premiere screening in Montreal. Veteran producer Jerry Bruckheimer and actress Kerry Condon attended the exclusive event that drew various responses from film critics.

Meanwhile, the Canadian GP delivered its own drama when Lando Norris collided with teammate Oscar Piastri in the closing laps — an incident that significantly impacted Norris’s championship position.

Pressure continues to mount on Ferrari team boss Fred Vasseur, reminiscent of the era when Jean Todt received full support from Michael Schumacher. Elsewhere, Alpine F1 faces severe challenges following Renault CEO’s sudden departure — the team now languishing in 10th place in the constructors’ standings.

Fernando Alonso delivered Aston Martin’s best result of the season in their 100th race, yet Lance Stroll’s performance remains questionable. Speculation also circles about George Russell’s potential move to Aston following his Montreal victory.

“This film is like Barbie for men,” stated one critic in their review.