His fictional Hollywood team is called APX GP and it had garage space this past weekend at Silverstone.
by Mercedes. Lewis Hamilton is a producer on the film, so that's likely how this connection was made. It's also easy to spot the AMG logo on the car's engine cover.Also spotted is a garage for Pitt's character, Sonny Hayes, complete with front wing assemblies on a stand and other team kit inside.is responsible for this movie, so that should give you a good idea of what to expect.
Pitt will actually drive the car on track—though not in official sessions—which will be fit with a special camera to capture the most realistic action yet seen in a racing movie., APXGP will be a midfield team in the film. Pitt's character Hayes is an older driver who comes out of retirement to pair with a young racer, played by Damon Idris.
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