Grand Prix of Europe

There are moments of very mild slapstick which do not result in serious injury.

Drivers in a fantastical motor racing event face danger from crashes, lightning strikes, rock falls, sea monsters, drones firing lasers and a runaway subway train. A man is verbally threatened by a loan shark. The scenes of very mild threat are not sustained and come with comic respite, as well as a focus on the bravery and resourcefulness of sympathetic characters as they find ways to bring about reassuring outcomes to their predicaments.

There is infrequent very mild bad language ('butt').

Very mild rude humour includes fart jokes, a character being called 'poo-poo head', a character scratching their bottom and a TV sports commentator failing to hold in a sneeze and spraying the camera lens with snot.

Very mild upsetting scenes centred on the loss of a parent, a sympathetic character's lack of confidence and a young orphan being left behind by his friends when families adopt them are handled sensitively and with support and reassurance for those affected at hand.