F1: The Movie Box Office Reaches $624.368 Million with $1M Weekly Increase

The global box office earnings of F1: The Movie have surged by an additional $1 million this past week,

pushing total revenues to $624.368 million since its theatrical release on June 27.

Produced by Warner Bros, the film has quickly become one of the most talked-about Formula

1-themed movies of the year.

F1: The Movie Box Office Breakdown

Domestic (U.S.) Revenue: $189.468 million

International Revenue: $434.900 million

This distribution highlights the film’s strong international appeal, reflecting its universal sports

message and the global fanbase of Formula 1.

Why Is F1: The Movie So Successful?

1. Visually Stunning & Realistic Racing Sequences

The film delivers high-octane racing scenes, shot using cutting-edge cinematic technology that captures the speed,

thrill, and intensity of real Formula 1 races.

2. Blending History with Drama

F1: The Movie intertwines the historical roots of Formula 1 with a modern storyline, creating an emotionally

engaging experience for both sports fans and drama lovers.

3. Brad Pitt’s Compelling Role

Brad Pitt stars as Sonny Hayes, a retired F1 driver who makes an unexpected return to the track alongside a

young, talented teammate.

His mature role adds a layer of complexity and intrigue that sets the film apart.

4. Support from Real Racing Icons

Seven-time F1 World Champion Lewis Hamilton offered his expertise during the production, ensuring

authenticity in racing scenes and technical accuracy, further boosting the film’s credibility.

Age in Formula 1: Realism vs Fiction

While Brad Pitt’s real-life age of 61 may seem unrealistic for a modern-day F1 driver — especially

compared to current active drivers like Fernando Alonso (nearly 44) — the sport has seen older

champions in its earlier decades.

Notable examples include:

Louis Chiron and Philippe Étancelin, who raced at 55

Luigi Fagioli, who won at 53

This historical context lends authenticity to the character and plot.

Future Performance Predictions

With its continuing popularity and expansion into Asian and Latin American markets, industry

analysts project the film could surpass $700 million globally in the coming weeks.

Its steady growth and international momentum point to a long box office run.

Beyond the Numbers: Why the Film Resonates

A $1 million increase in a single week reflects solid ongoing interest

Strong international box office figures show successful global marketing and cross-cultural appeal

A compelling story, top-tier acting, and impressive visuals make F1: The Movie more than just a racing film