F1 is shaping up to be the most anticipated film for racing fans this year. But it&rsquo;s not just about adrenaline and high-speed thrills&mdash;the movie delivers a powerhouse soundtrack, featuring 17 unforgettable songs in a single film.
Starring Brad Pitt, Damson Idris and Kerry Condon, the story follows Sonny Hayes, a former Formula 1 driver who left the sport after a tragic accident. Thirty years later, he returns&mdash;and his comeback is as emotional as it is explosive.
Here&rsquo;s a breakdown of the songs featured in the film:
1. &ldquo;Drive&rdquo; &ndash; Ed Sheeran (feat. John Mayer &amp; Dave Grohl) Ed Sheeran delivers a stadium rock ballad packed with power, featuring John Mayer on guitar and Dave Grohl on drums. Written for Brad Pitt&rsquo;s character, it blends vulnerability and grit&mdash;the perfect sonic match for a comeback story.
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2. &ldquo;Lose My Mind&rdquo; &ndash; Don Toliver feat. Doja Cat A high-energy lead single that sets the tone. With Hans Zimmer and Ryan Tedder behind the production, this rap-pop hybrid is pure adrenaline&mdash;ideal for F1&rsquo;s fast-paced sequences.
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3. &ldquo;No Room for a Saint&rdquo; &ndash; Dom Dolla feat. Nathan Nicholson This dance track captures the solitude and pressure of racing, with haunting vocals from Nathan Nicholson and a beat ready for any festival stage.
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4. &ldquo;Just Keep Watching&rdquo; &ndash; Tate McRae Tate McRae delivers a dance-pop anthem with empowering vibes&mdash;made to match the rivalries, emotions and energy of race weekend.
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5. &ldquo;Messy&rdquo; &ndash; Ros&eacute; (BLACKPINK) Ros&eacute; leans into rock-pop chaos in this emotionally raw track. It plays during a major turning point, highlighting the mental toll of the sport.
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6. &ldquo;Don&rsquo;t Let Me Drown&rdquo; &ndash; Burna Boy An afro-fusion masterpiece exploring emotional struggle and internal pressure&mdash;a fitting backdrop to Sonny&rsquo;s darker moments, the song drops on 27th June.
7. &ldquo;Underdog&rdquo; &ndash; Roddy Ricch Roddy Ricch brings motivation and fire with his melodic anthem about fighting the odds&mdash;echoing the journey of every F1 hopeful.
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8. &ldquo;Grandma Calls the Boys Bad News&rdquo; &ndash; Raye Raye brings jazz and soul into a character-driven scene about family, legacy and ambition&mdash;with quirky, theatrical flair, the song is set to be released on 27th June.
9. &ldquo;Bad as I Used to Be&rdquo; &ndash; Chris Stapleton Stapleton adds a bluesy reflection to the mix in this southern rock ballad about growth, pain and change&mdash;mirroring Sonny&rsquo;s path.
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10. &ldquo;Baja California&rdquo; &ndash; Myke Towers This reggaeton track brings sun, rhythm and speed, playing during a race in Mexico and celebrating local culture and sound.
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11. &ldquo;OMG!&rdquo; &ndash; Ti&euml;sto &amp; Sexyy Red The wildest party anthem on the list. Loud, chaotic and unapologetic&mdash;perfect for victory parties and team celebrations.
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12. &ldquo;All at Once&rdquo; &ndash; Madison Beer A soft, emotional ballad with piano and sweeping vocals&mdash;capturing the vulnerable in-between moments of the story.
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13. &ldquo;D.A.N.C.E&rdquo; &ndash; Peggy Gou Gou&rsquo;s retro-electronic track adds fashion and nightlife flair, ideal for scenes showcasing the glamorous side of F1.
14. &ldquo;Double C&rdquo; &ndash; PAWSA This minimalist tech-house track brings an edgy, underground vibe to the film&rsquo;s after-hours scenes.
15. &ldquo;Attention&rdquo; &ndash; Mr Eazi Mr Eazi blends Afrobeat with a warning about fame and focus&mdash;stylish, flirtatious and reflective.
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16. &ldquo;Give Me Love&rdquo; &ndash; Darkoo Darkoo adds heart to the film with an R&amp;B-Afropop blend about longing and connection, softening the race-day tension.
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17. &ldquo;Gasoline&rdquo; &ndash; Obongjayar The soundtrack closes with Obongjayar&rsquo;s poetic, genre-bending piece&mdash;a soulful finale to a film rooted in passion, risk and speed.
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Photo Credit: F1 movie's official page&nbsp;

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