The film that followed driver Sonny Hayes, played by Hollywood icon Brad Pitt, along with teammate Joshua Pearce, portrayed by Damson Idris, at the struggling APXGP team, was a huge success at the global box office, surpassing $630 million.

Now, rumours of a sequel continue to build after Kosinski's confirmation of conversations with Apple, with the tech company influential in the technical, financial and production aspects of the movie.

"We're in that stage of just kind of dreaming up what that next chapter for Sonny Hayes would be and for APXGP," stated Kosinski while speaking to Variety.

It comes after Apple CEO Tim Cook also confirmed to Variety that meetings were already in the works: "It's definitely something that's being talked about. It's been such a huge summer blockbuster for us. We're so proud of it.

Earlier in November, 'F1: The Movie' producer Jerry Bruckheimer also revealed that he, along with Cook, had meetings with Lewis Hamilton regarding the potential sequel.

The seven-time world champion had a vital role in the production of the movie, working as an executive producer, and there was also an on-screen cameo for the 40-year-old.

Earlier in the year, Hamilton spoke out about the potential of a second movie, explaining that there is no need to make any snap decisions.

Apple continue to build its portfolio in the world of Formula 1, highlighted after striking a multi-million dollar deal that sealed the exclusive rights to broadcast F1 in the United States for the 2026 season and beyond.