The film, which stars Brad Pitt and Damson Idris, is up for two awards. The first, is 'Cinematic and Box Office Achievement' and the second, 'Best Original Score - Motion Picture.' The film crossed over $600 Million at the box office globally, and Hans Zimmer was at the helm of the score. Zimmer has won in this category on three separate occasions, which has last win a result of his work on 2021's Dune.

In the 'Cinematic and Box Office Achievement', F1: The Movie will come up against fierce competition. The other films nominated in this category are - Avatar: Fire and Ash, KPop Demon Hunters, Mission: Impossible The Final Reckoning, Sinners, Weapons, Wicked: For Good and Zootopia 2.

Meanwhile, in the 'Best Original Score - Motion Picture' category, Zimmer's score of F1: The Movie comes up against: Alexandre Desplat for Frankenstein, Ludwig Goransson for Sinners, Jonny Greenwood for One Battle After Another, Kangding Ray for Sirat and Max Richter for Hamnet.

In amongst the Golden Globe nominations and the global success of F1: The Movie both commercially and critically, there are rumours circulating about a sequel in production. Jerry Bruckheimer, who directed F1: The Movie, confirmed recently that discussions are starting to take place.

Bruckheimer, speaking to Forbes, confirmed: "We met with Lewis Hamilton a couple of weeks ago, and started talking about some ideas." Alongside racing in F1, Hamilton also served as a producer for F1: The Movie.

Speaking about what it takes to accurately portray F1 cars in a film, Bruckheimer stated: "If you’re going to make a movie about F1, then you had better do it for real, and that’s what Joe and our whole team wanted to do."

Bruckheimer continued: "They {the team} spent four months training in these cars, starting with an F4, then an F2, and finally our car. It was an experience that we couldn't have done without F1. Stefano Domenicali {who} is the President and CEO of Formula 1, really leaned in and helped make this movie as authentic as possible so we could travel to nine different tracks."

The Golden Globes ceremony takes place on January 11th, 2026.

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