Liberty Media has published the economic results of 2024, with over 3.4 billion dollars of revenues. Among the teams, Ferrari is the one that has earned the most from the prizes and bonuses. Verstappen the pilot plus paid
Formula 1 revenues continue to rise under the management of Liberty media: from $ 2.573 billion in 2022 to 3.222 billion in 2023, to get to 3,411 billion in 2024 Of these, 2,757 billion derive from the main activity, or registration fees, television rights and sponsors. The remaining 654 million come from Paddock Club, licenses, goods transport and support competitions. The slice of revenues for the teams was instead of 1.266 billion dollarsthen divided according to the placement in the manufacturers and other bonuses such as historical bonuses and special status. Among the pilots, it is Max Verstappen the one with the highest salary: 50 million euros per yearten more than Lewis Hamilton in second place. With Leclerc third to 30 million, the team with the highest engagement mountain is Ferrari.
How much the F1 teams earn
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Of the $ 1.266 billion distributed to the teams, it was Ferrari to earn the largest slice with 242 million dollars Thanks to the prize due to the position in the standings, plus the historical bonus and the special status. Following McLarenwho benefited above all of the title of World Champion manufacturers to get to 168 million. On the other hand, Red Bulls and Mercedes descended compared to 2023, with earnings of 152 and 151 million dollars respectively: here too the reason is the position in the manufacturers’ standings, in this case worsened. Then follows Alpine with 110 million, Aston Martin with 106, Haas and Williams with 90, Racing Bulls with 84 and Sauber, last, at 74 million.
How much F1 drivers earn
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The most paid pilot on the grid in 2025 is the four -time world champion Max Verstappen, with 50 million euros salary per year. Second and third place for Ferrari’s drivers, with Lewis Hamilton at 40 million and Charles Leclerc at 30 million: The Maranello team is the one with the highest engagement mountain. Fourth place for Lando Norris to 20 million, preceding Fernando Alonso to 18, George Russell to 14 e Oscar Plastri to 13 million. At 9 million euros per year we find Pierre Gasly of the Alpine, in front of Carlos Sainz with its 7 million and Nico Hulkenberg with 6.5 million. Then follow Esteban Ocon at 6 million, Alex Albon at 5, 3 and 3 million Lance Stroll Lance Tsunoda at 2 million. The ranking is closed by the six rookie of this season: one million a year of engagement for Kimi Antonelli, Oliver Bearman, Liam Lawson and Gabriel Bortoleto, while the least paid are Isack Hadjar and Jack Doohan with 500 thousand euros each.
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