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“Become a member of a boys’ band?”
If you have caught the new F1 film, you may also have caught a well-known publication with making a cameo when the main characters Sonny Hayes (Brad Pitt) and Ruben Cervantes (Javier Bardem) re-visit their forming years as F1’s next big things and all the accompanying promise and potential-vaaal a cover of a remala of a cover-vaaal-vaaal-Via Cover story about a cover story about a cover story about a cover story from Racer.
The hairstyles were not the only aspect of the cover that reflected the era that they represented: the attention of the filmmakers for detail went entirely to ensure that they used a period-correct racer logo.
“I would love to complete that problem to complete my collection,” Racer editor Laurence Foster joked. “I am tempted to go to the archive to see if I can find the transparencies of the photo shoot of Hayes/Cervantes.”
Racer was not directly involved in the establishment of the Nephoes used in the film, but Racer’s founder, CEO and President Paul Pfanner said it was gratifying that the brand was chosen to fill the story.
“This welcome recording in ‘F1’ was the result of our racer team that delivered a highly respected magazine for 33 years,” he said. We will all be grateful to the F1 film team for this creative use of Racer Magazine when setting up the background story of Sonny Hayes and Ruben Cervantes. “
Viewers with an Eagle Eye will see a few performances through the more well -known current racer logo elsewhere in the film.
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View the Instagram post below to view the scene with Racer Magazine.
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