F1 North America Box Office Day 8 Update ( Photo Credit – Instagram )
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F1, starring Brad Pitt, continues to hold strong at the box office in North America and is set to hit a major milestone. The film is earning record numbers in Pitt’s career as a leading man, but remains under his World War Z. As a racing film, it is also performing strongly despite not being part of any racing film franchise. Keep scrolling for deets.
According to reports, the sports drama was made on a reported budget between $200 million and $300 million. To be called a box office success, it must earn between $500 million and $750 million. It will be tough for it as Superman and The Fantastic Four: First Steps will also be released this month. The film’s performance will dip further even if it has a different target audience.
Set to cross $100 million milestone in North America
According to Box Office Mojo‘s data, F1 collected a strong $6.9 million on its second Friday, which was also the 4th of July, aka Independence Day in North America. The movie saw a decline of 72.2% from last Friday when it was released in the theaters. It is the second biggest second Friday in Brad Pitt‘s career as a lead man and is only below his World War Z, which earned $9 million.
After eight days of release, the racing movie has hit the $90.4 million cume in North America. Therefore, it is around $10 million away from the $100 million mark domestically. The film is projected to earn $25-$30 million on its second three-day weekend, and with that, it will hit the said milestone. It will be the 10th movie of this year to cross this major milestone in North America.
Surpassed Snow White as the 10th highest-grossing movie domestically
For the uninitiated, the Disney live-action movie Snow White was the 10th highest-grossing film of the year domestically. F1 has beaten the $87.2 million domestic haul of Snow White as the 10th highest-grossing 2025 release in North America. Brad Pitt achieved this feat in just eight days, whereas the Disney fantasy collected it in 77 days. The racing film will climb up the chart in the following weeks.
Worldwide collection update
F1: The Movie is set to cross the $150 million mark this weekend at the overseas box office. The film has collected $147 million overseas and is allied to the $90.4 million domestic cume; the global total of the film now stands at the $237.4 million mark. F1 was released in the theaters on June 27.
