"Wild Speed 10" Pushes the Accelerator The next installment of "Fast and Furious" is in the works, with a release date set for spring 2023.

But there is a bit of bad news: one of the cast members you might hope will be back for these films. He will be discussed below. Nevertheless, of course, spoilers for "Wild Speed 9" are expected below. This is a warning.

In addition to the list of series regulars expected to return to the driver's seat, we have a bit of casting news. Nevertheless, it is surprising to consider how a ragtag group of motorheads went from gambling on cars to saving the world. Below is everything we currently know about "Wild Speed 10."

Universal has set the release date for "Wild Speed 10" for April 7, 2023.

Initially, "Wild Speed 10" (or whatever they call it) was scheduled to be released in April 2021. However, due to production delays and slowdowns caused by COVID-19, the film will not have an accelerated theatrical release.

Lead actor Vin Diesel admitted to Entertainment Weekly that the film will begin shooting in January 2022. I say "film" because "Fast 10" and "Fast 11" may just be parts 1 and 2 of "Fast 10.

I just saw F9 on opening day, so I know exactly who is coming back for "Wild Speed 10". And since none of the key crew members are coming off the end of their careers with "F9," we believe "Wild Speed 10" will have the largest cast to date. Here are the remaining key cast members from "Wild Speed 9":

Also, look for Cardi B. to play the new character of Leisa (a woman with ties to Dom's past). At the premiere of the film, he told ET that Leisa will be back in Wild Speed 10, saying, "I'm very excited to evolve her character and develop her to the finale: ....... She made it just in time."

Remember when I said I had some bad news? Dwayne Johnson told The Hollywood Reporter that he will not be returning for the "Fast" film. After mentioning that he laughed when he heard Vin Diesel's comments about their method acting, Johnson said, "And good luck with 'Fast 10,' 'Fast 11,' and the rest of the 'Fast & Furious' films.

Will Jason Statham return as Deckard Shaw, as suggested by the credit scene in "Wild Speed 9"? As explained below, this is a strong possibility in "Hobbs and Shaw 2."

When Digital Spy asked Diesel who else he would like to see in the Fast Universe, he replied, "Personally, I'd like to see my buddy Michael Caine in it. He is grateful to have worked with me on The Last Witch Hunter. I guess we'll have to wait until the First 10 to see who comes in."

Yes, Fast family, F10 is not the final round; according to an Associated Press interview with Vin Diesel, "Wild Speed 11" has already been decided. Fast and Furious 10 and Fast and Furious 11 will basically be a two-parter: like Infinity War and Endgame.

However, we also know that "The Fast Saga" will not be only 11 parts: Hiram Garcia, producer of "Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw," told ComicBook.com that plans for "Hobbs & Shaw 2" is in the works and we are fully supportive of it.

In an interview with Sirius XM, all of the actors agreed that a women-only "First Cinematic Universe" spinoff should be made. Chris Bridges was the first to suggest the idea over the phone, declaring that Helen Mirren should be in it. Jordana Brewster suggested that Eva Mendes could also return.