Plans for the Fast and Furious franchise to end means that one of the movies' iconic locations needs to return in Fast 11 for a proper conclusion.
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT The Fast & Furious franchise is ending, and that means the iconic location of Race Wars needs to be featured in Fast & Furious 11. Universal and Vin Diesel have confirmed plans for the main Fast Saga to end, even if the specifics of that plan are still evolving.
Fast & Furious 11 Needs To Bring Race Wars Back For A Proper Ending The return of Race Wars in Fast & Furious 11 would be an opportunity for the sequel to play a big part in ensuring a proper ending comes for the franchise. Race Wars is the remote racing competition event that was first introduced in The Fast and the Furious and featured as a major location. It has only been featured once more after the original movie, as Dom and Letty return to it in Furious 7 for a shorter sequence.
How Fast & Furious 11 Can Make Race Wars Matter Again The Fast & Furious movies have increasingly become centered around Dominic Toretto's family and legacy, with the introduction of his son Brian Toretto factoring into this narrative in a major way, especially in Fast X. This means that Fast & Furious 11 including Race Wars could be directly tied to this exploration.
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