On a different racetrack of events, Brad Pitt and Tom Cruise were initially attached to Ford v Ferrari, with the F1 star revealing what ultimately led the latter to back out of the project.

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Brad Pitt and Tom Cruise were set to star in Ford vs Ferrari. The F1 actor spilled the beans on why the project was shelved.

James Mangold ended up directing “Ford v Ferrari” with Christian Bale and Matt Damon instead. Pitt told The National there was another reason their “Ford v Ferrari” never took.

In 2019, James Mangold did finally bring Ford v Ferrari to life with Christian Bale as Miles and Matt Damon as Shelby, the role Cruise declined.

Larry Carter’s 1933 Ford Roadster with a Ferrari motor was named Best in Show at the third annual Historic Downtown Campbell Car Show. The June 7 event drew more than 300 automotive entries.

Following the success of 'F1,' Brad Pitt revealed that he and fellow Hollywood star Tom Cruise almost featured in another racing drama.

Brad Pitt Reveals Why He and Tom Cruise Pulled Out of Starring in 'Ford v Ferrari' originally appeared on Parade. Before Brad Pitt suited up for F1: The Movie, he and Tom Cruise were nearly the ...

In an earlier interview, 'F1' director Joseph Kosinski revealed that he initially pitched the idea of Ford vs Ferrari with Brad Pitt and Tom Cruise in the lead roles.

Brad Pitt has hinted at a sequel to his latest film F1, while revealing why a version of Ford v Ferrari featuring himself alongside Tom Cruise was axed.