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Blasts during the opening Daytona race, introducing Sonny Hayes with an iconic 60s rock riff. This dad-rock classic energizes the crowd and underscores Sonny’s triumphant return
A reflective score cue is heard when Sonny faces questions about his past. Its gentle tones underscore a quiet moment of introspection as he considers regrets.
Pulsating electronic main theme that opens the film during the title sequence as the camera soars over the track, instantly setting a cool, high-octane vibe.
Plays in the background when team owner Ruben recruits Sonny in a bar/garage scene. This ’80s glam-metal banger wryly foreshadows Sonny’s comeback (“you would end up winning”)
Plays in the background while Sonny & Ruben discuss racing; Sonny is playing on a pinball machine.
First APX test: Arriving at Silverstone, Sonny suits up to test the upgraded APXGP car. Chris Stapleton’s country-rock anthem “Bad As I Used to Be” kicks in while Sonny straps in. Its gritty swagger mirrors Sonny’s confident, rebellious attitude as the aging racer faces modern tech. In the garage and on track, the song’s bluesy grit underscores Sonny’s determination to prove he’s still got it, despite the years and his maverick reputation.
An uplifting instrumental piece accompanying Sonny’s training montage after returning. It builds hope as he overcomes past trauma and gets back up to speed.
A tense, driving score track heard during intensive preparation scenes. Heavy percussion and synths hype Sonny up for the fierce competition ahead on the track.
A high-energy score cue during a practice run or qualifier. Its rapid electronic beat mirrors the cars speeding around the circuit at breakneck pace.
British Grand Prix grid: As Sonny prepares for his first F1 race at Silverstone, Queen’s stadium hymn “We Will Rock You” pumps through the speakers. The crowd’s energy builds with the famous stomp-stomp-clap, perfectly matching the pre-race excitement. On the grid, Sonny encounters board member Peter Banning for the first time amid the pomp. The song’s defiant beat rallies the APX team and fans alike, signaling that an underdog upset could be in the making.
A softer musical moment that underscores a conversation between Sonny and Kate (the team engineer). Gentle melodies hint at their trust and backstory.
A suspenseful score piece played during a mid-season race scene where Sonny is cautioned to “keep the car in one piece.” It emphasizes caution amid high stakes.
A smooth Afrobeats song playing as pressure mounts on Sonny (likely before the final race). Burna Boy’s emotive vocals echo Sonny’s plea to not be overwhelmed by the moment
A poignant orchestral cue heard when Sonny confronts his mortality (perhaps seeing old crash footage). It underlines the theme that even legends have limits.
Bounces during scenes highlighting Joshua, the young underdog driver. Roddy’s confident hip-hop track embodies the rookie’s swagger as he strives to prove himself.
A dramatic score moment when Sonny learns to block out distractions (media, critics). The music swells then quiets, mirroring him realizing “it’s all just noise.”
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Plan C and recovery: After Joshua survives a fiery crash, Sonny unveils a risky “Plan C” to save the season. Don Toliver & Doja Cat’s hip-hop banger “Lose My Mind” pumps through the APX garage as Sonny rallies the crew. The track, which even samples Hans Zimmer’s score, continues over a montage of Joshua’s rehab and training comeback. The song’s fierce energy mirrors their all-or-nothing strategy – from Sonny’s combat-ready car modifications to Joshua’s intense drive to return, everyone’s on the brink of losing it in pursuit of victory.
Vegas poker night: On the eve of the Las Vegas Grand Prix, technical director Kate orchestrates a high-stakes poker game at The Supper Club to ease tensions. Obongjayar’s bouncy afrobeat track “Just Cool” sets the laid-back lounge mood. As neon lights glow, Sonny and Joshua face off over cards to decide who will be lead driver, not realizing Kate’s ulterior motive. The song’s chill groove contrasts the underlying rivalry and deception – everyone’s trying to play it “just cool” before the next day’s showdown.
After the game: When the poker game ends, Joshua storms off and leaves Sonny and Kate alone amid Vegas’s glitter. ROSÉ’s pop tune “Messy” starts playing softly as their playful banter turns into a passionate encounter. Away from the track’s pressures, the song’s emotional vocals underscore their vulnerability and chemistry. In a quiet suite above the Strip, Sonny and Kate finally give in to their feelings – it’s romantic, a little complicated, and, as the title suggests, delightfully messy.
Club aftermath: Later that night, Joshua’s flashy cousin Cashman drags him to a Las Vegas nightclub to celebrate. Tate McRae’s upbeat dance-pop track “Just Keep Watching” pumps through the club speakers, as Joshua is surrounded by temptation and hype. Yet, mid-party, he recalls Sonny’s advice about focus. While Cashman pops bottles, Joshua peels away from the crowd, leaving his entourage behind. The song’s lyrics about observation mirror the moment – Joshua decides to let everyone “keep watching” him as he exits to rest for the race, showing he’s learned what truly matters.
A thrilling orchestral build-up as cars line up for the final Grand Prix start. The tension in this piece mirrors the revving engines and pounding hearts on the grid.
A fierce action cue during the climactic race. It plays when Sonny and rivals jostle aggressively (“elbows out”) for position, amplifying the intensity of wheel-to-wheel combat.
A dramatic score piece that hits when a crash halts the final race (red flag). The music captures the sudden shock and uncertainty as everyone pauses mid-race.
A sweeping, emotional score track during the final moments of the race. With only three laps to go, the music heightens every second – these last laps feel like a lifetime in Sonny’s quest for glory.
Finale & end credits: In the closing moments, Sonny walks away from F1 on his own terms. As the credits begin to roll, he’s shown tearing across Baja’s sand dunes in a dune buggy, free and victorious. Ed Sheeran’s hard-rock theme song “Drive” (featuring epic guitar by John Mayer and drums by Dave Grohl) roars over the scene. The almost-defiant tone is the perfect backdrop – Sonny has recaptured the thrill of the drive, far from any track. The song continues over the credits, underscoring his journey’s triumph and hinting that this racer’s spirit will never be parked.
A warm, farewell theme that plays as the dust settles – likely when Sonny says his goodbyes or reflects after the race. It’s a hopeful closing cue that nods to future journeys “down the road.”
End-credits banger. This hip-hop track kicks in as the credits roll, mixing Don Toliver’s smooth hooks and Doja Cat’s fiery verses. It samples Zimmer’s theme and leaves the audience hyped, dancing out of the theater
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