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Yes, Pitt and Idris spent four months learning to drive real Formula 1 cars. “If you see Brad’s face, then it’s him driving, and often at speeds up to around 180 mph,” says Kosinski.

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Yes, Pitt and Idris spent four months learning to drive real Formula 1 cars. “If you see Brad’s face, then it’s him driving, and often at speeds up to around 180 mph,” says Kosinski.

Yes, Pitt and Idris spent four months learning to drive real Formula 1 cars. “If you see Brad’s face, then it’s him driving, and often at speeds up to around 180 mph,” says Kosinski.