I first experienced the sensory overload of being close to a Formula 1 car going full speed during a exam day for the European Grand Prix last summer. The roars from the vehicles as they pull out of the pits feel like they’re shaking your bones shed, and each crescendoing scream as the vehicles run through your field of vision is like the loud pop of a fire that’s nearly grazed your ears.

In releasing the truck for its future F1 video, Apple has tried to recreate some of this visual practice in small for anyone with an phone. The video taps into the phone’s Taptic Engine to oscillate at different frequencies during the moments featuring the F1 vehicles. Is it a little hokey? Confident. But it’s also smart and excitement, and the perfect way to create excitement among F1 fans such as myself who are also idiots for interactive experiences.

To try out the practice, you’ll have an iPhone running iphone 18.4 or afterwards. You can find the video with the Apple Television app on your phone.

Apple’s F1 will be available on Apple TV Plus on June 25, and I’m excited for a few different factors. I’m a big Drive to Survive lover, for a start, and last year, during that same exam day when I was at Derby, the show’s cast and crew were on page shooting a couple of moments. While I didn’t notice Brad Pitt, I got to see his car and the inside of the false door the crew had set up while wandering down the pit street.

There would be no way to make a truly convincing movie about F1 without fully immersing the shooting within the existing traveling circus that is the F1 world. I was impressed with the level of detail I observed– if you didn’t know any better, you wouldn’t have been able to pick out the fictional F1 team from the real teams in the pit.

This movie is a big-budget, star-studded effort from Apple. Its main challenge will be bringing the same tension and drama that F1 fans are used to seeing from the races in real life.