F1 is a smash hit — and it turns out that it was also a major milestone for its star, Brad Pitt. The film is still killing at the worldwide box office, and has now surpassed $540 million to become Pitt’s highest grossing film of all time.

Hollywood star Brad Pitt scored a major win with his racing drama 'F1: The movie,' which has earned $545.6 million at the worldwide box office so far.

F1 is reaching a major milestone at the global box office as it enters its seventh weekend in release. After weeks of strong international performance, the racing drama has now surpassed World War Z to become Brad Pitt’s highest-grossing film of all time.

With the F1 movie proving a real hit at the Box Office, a Brad Pitt record has been broken. Pitt stars in the lead role of the F1 Movie as aged racing driver Sonny Hayes, who miraculously returns to the sport to race for fictional team APX GP.

The F1 movie has proven to be one of Brad Pitt’s most successful box office outings, with the film surpassing all of his previous films. Since its release in June, the blockbuster has surpassed $545m (£410m) at the global box office,

Brad Pitt just scored the biggest box office hit of his career with F1: The Movie, and the numbers keep climbing. The racing drama has now earned $545.6 million worldwide, pushing past his previous record-holder World War Z,

Brad Pitt's F1 is coming back to IMAX screens in India due to popular demand, but that's not the only feat the makers and director Joseph Kosinski have to celebrate. Among other milestones, sports drama has crossed a new high of racing to $545.