Atlantic Records F1 The Movie (Original Score By Hans Zimmer) 2CD Soundtrack
Product description
Listeners looking for Hans Zimmer’s score alongside songs featured in F1 The Movie get both in this two-disc soundtrack. It brings together the film’s original score and a separate selection of songs, including tracks by Don Toliver, Raye, Ed Sheeran and Burna Boy.
It suits someone who wants more than the score alone, though feedback on playback is mixed: some customers report that the first disc would not play in their CD players.
Tech summary
- Format: 2CD soundtrack
- Contributor: Hans Zimmer
- Release date: 31 October 2025
- Dimensions: 1 x 12.5 x 14.2 cm
- Weight: 100 g
The album is divided by content rather than presenting the score and songs as one continuous selection. That makes it easier to choose between Hans Zimmer’s film music and the songs heard in the movie. The listed dimensions and weight may help if you are considering how it will fit with a physical music collection, but the product details do not specify packaging materials or any additional formats.
How to use it
Play disc 1 for the score by Hans Zimmer, or choose disc 2 for songs featured in the film. For example, someone revisiting the music after watching F1 The Movie can focus on the score first, then switch to the songs without needing to find them as part of a mixed track list. The set is presented as a CD release, so it is most relevant to buyers who want the music in that format rather than a digital-only collection.
This two-part approach also gives it a different emphasis from a score-only purchase: it includes the film’s songs as well as the orchestral material. If you are mainly interested in the score, disc 1 is the central draw, if the featured songs matter too, the second disc adds another reason to choose this edition.
Included in the pack
The product description specifies two CDs. Disc 1 contains Hans Zimmer’s score, while disc 2 brings together songs featured in the film, with Don Toliver, Rose, Raye, Ed Sheeran and Burna Boy among the named artists. The description does not provide a complete track listing, so it is not possible to confirm every song or its running order from the available details.
Customer comments are positive about the soundtrack, including the sense of nostalgia some associate with the score and the film. Playback feedback is less consistent: some buyers report that the first disc does not work in their CD players. These are reported experiences, not a confirmed fault affecting every copy, but they are worth bearing in mind if reliable playback is your main concern.
Practical questions
What is on the first disc? It contains the original score by Hans Zimmer.
Does the set include songs as well as the score? Yes. Disc 2 contains songs featured in the film, including contributions from several named artists.
Is playback feedback uniformly positive? No. Buyers praise the soundtrack, but some report problems playing the first disc. The available details do not explain the cause or establish how common the issue is.
When it makes sense
Worth considering if you want the film score and featured songs together in a physical CD set, rather than looking for a score-only release. It also gives listeners a clear way to move between Zimmer’s score and the film’s songs. Not the best choice if you only want a digital version, or if the reported first-disc playback concerns would make this format unsuitable for your setup. The track listing is not included in the product details, so buyers seeking a particular song may want to confirm its inclusion before choosing.