Grand Prix of Europe

On a bustling fairground run by her father Erwin, a small mouse named Edda nurtures a big dream: racing real cars. As the European Grand Prix marks its half century, she gets a shot to meet her idol Ed and to lend a hand in reviving the faltering family business. But to pull it off she has to climb into a real cockpit herself. The film follows her progress from the midway to the track, balancing family loyalty with a taste for speed, as new friendships form and obstacles pop up. It blends comedy with racing thrills and warm moments of family resilience.

Directed by Waldemar Fast from an original concept by Kirstie Falkous, Jeffrey Hylton and John T Reynolds, Grand Prix of Europe features a voice cast led by Gemma Arterton and Thomas Brodie-Sangster.

Audiences respond with warmth to a lighthearted mix of humor and speed. The film holds a 7.3 out of 10 from 29 votes, signaling broad appeal as it emphasizes perseverance, family ties, and finding your own lane even when the odds look stacked.