Antonio Sabato Jr.

Qualifying is everything F1.

Whatever you qualify on qualifying day will get you in the lead.

And most of the times, most of the tracks, there's not going to be a lot of passing, depending on weather or rain or tire setup.

But it's all going to be won on qualifying.

which there was never addressed in the entire film at all.

But, and all the other things, the fun stuff at the end of the film where he crashed and the slow, that's fun to watch, but it's not realistic and it would never happen.

We know that as professional race car driver, I know everything about Formula One.

I was a spokesperson on the Indy F1,

Back in the day, the first F1 Grand Prix in many years in Indianapolis.

I raced at Indianapolis.

I've been associated and been friends with race car drivers my whole life, and my father before me, from Jackie Stewart to Phil Hill, and everybody in between, Schumacher, and all these guys.

But it's a fun film.

It was shot really well.

You know what I mean?

If they were doing an F1 movie, it would be a whole different story, a real F1 movie.

But, you know, I'm glad that Brad Pitt is able to bring that world into America.

But back then, you know, like in the 80s or 90s, Formula One was not popular at all.

Yeah, but also Formula One as a sport has changed dramatically.

The whole game has changed.

It's a whole different ballgame.