Lewis Hamilton celebrates F1 movie's big Oscars 2026 triumph

Lewis Hamilton joins the Oscars celebrations after the Formula 1-themed film he helped produce secured a major win at the 2026 Academy Awards.

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Lewis Hamilton celebrates F1 movie's big Oscars 2026 triumph

Lewis Hamilton and Brad Pitt in the frame (via Getty)

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The F1 movie starring Brad Pitt wins an Oscar for Best Sound at the 2026 Academy Awards.

Lewis Hamilton reacts after the film he co-produced receives the prestigious honor.

Seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton joined the global celebration surrounding the 2026 Academy Awards after the motorsport-themed film F1 secured a major win on Hollywood’s biggest night. The ceremony, held at the iconic Dolby Theatre, once again brought together the biggest names from across the film industry.

The 2026 Oscars featured several standout winners, with films like Sinners and One Battle After Another dominating conversations throughout the evening.

Star-studded Oscars night in Hollywood

This year’s Academy Awards delivered memorable moments as prominent actors and filmmakers gathered in Los Angeles to celebrate cinematic excellence. Among the standout winners were actors such as Michael B. Jordan, Sean Penn, and Jessie Buckley, all of whom attracted significant attention during the ceremony.

The event quickly became a global talking point, with fans and critics alike discussing the major winners and standout performances across multiple categories.

F1 movie secures Best Sound Oscar

One of the biggest highlights for motorsport fans came when the film F1 captured the Oscar for Best Sound. The high-profile production, which stars Brad Pitt, Kerry Condon, Javier Bardem, and Damson Idris, was widely regarded as one of the most successful movies of the past year.

The film’s immersive racing sequences and authentic Formula 1 atmosphere played a major role in earning the prestigious recognition from the Academy.

Lewis Hamilton reacts to the historic win

Lewis Hamilton, who served as one of the film’s producers alongside Pitt, was quick to acknowledge the achievement. The British racing legend shared his reaction on Instagram following the announcement.

“Major congrats to the team.”

The recognition marks a significant milestone for the film and highlights the growing crossover between Formula 1 and the entertainment industry. With the sport’s global popularity continuing to rise, the Oscar win further underscores how motorsport stories are resonating with audiences far beyond the racetrack.

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