F1 Driver Salaries: Ranked by Base Salary, Bonuses and Total Earnings
Formula One Salaries provides a full ranking of Formula 1 driver salaries for 2026, detailing base salaries, performance bonuses, total earnings, and team compensation structures for all drivers on the grid. Formula One Salaries offers data on how financial rewards are structured in Formula 1, including comparisons of contract values and net worth across different drivers.
F1 Driver Salary Table Ranked From Highest to Lowest Paid
The table below provides a full ranking of 2026 Formula 1 drivers, organized from the highest to the lowest base salary.
F1 Driver Salaries in US Dollars, Euros and Pounds
Shown in US dollars, the currency most salary reporting uses. Euro and pound figures are converted at the European Central Bank reference rate of 30 September 2026 (€1 = $1.1355 = £0.85463) — a translation of the estimate, not the currency the contract was signed in. Showing 22.
2026 Formula One driver salaries, ranked by base salary
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Driver
Team
Base salary
Est. bonus
Total earnings
Contract to
Details
1
Max VerstappenRed Bull Racing
Red Bull Racing
$70m
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$78mForbes 2026 list
2030
The figure
Estimated
Checked 1 October 2026
Estimate up from $65m; his extension to 2030 was signed in August 2026.
With bonuses: $78m(salary and bonuses over the 12 months to 1 May 2026; endorsements excluded)
Contract and career
Runs to
2030
F1 debut
2015 · 11 years ago
Points
163
Two-year extension on top of his existing deal (Aug 2026).
A revision more than a raise: Aston Martin’s filed accounts show about $12m a year paid for his services in 2024 and 2025, against the earlier $3m estimate.
Contract and career
Runs to
2027
F1 debut
2017 · 9 years ago
Points
0
Long-term contract extended (Sept 2026); the team gave no end year.
The lowest-paid Formula 1 drivers in 2026 are listed below, highlighting those earning the least on the grid. Gabriel Bortoleto and Kimi Antonelli share the fifth-lowest figure, so six drivers are listed. One of them, Kimi Antonelli, leads the championship after round 15.
Franco Colapinto
$500k–$1m
base salary
Extension for 2027 (Aug 2026) · to 2027
In F1 since 2024 · 2 years
Arvid Lindblad
$500k–$1m
base salary
Rookie contract from the Red Bull junior programme · to 2026
Rookie season
Oliver Bearman
$1m
base salary
On loan from Ferrari on a two-plus-one deal; Haas has not yet taken up its option for 2027 · to 2026
In F1 since 2024 · 2 years
Liam Lawson
$1m
base salary
One-year contract · to 2026
In F1 since 2023 · 3 years
Gabriel Bortoleto
$2m
base salary
Already under contract; Audi confirmed its 2027 line-up (Sept 2026) · to 2027
In F1 since 2025 · 1 year
Kimi Antonelli
$2m
base salary
Long-term deal · to 2027
In F1 since 2025 · 1 year
Pay Gap Between the Highest- and Lowest-Paid F1 Drivers in 2026
The pay gap between the highest and lowest-paid Formula 1 drivers in 2026 is substantial. Max Verstappen, the highest-paid driver, receives a base salary of $70 million, while the lowest-paid drivers, Arvid Lindblad and Franco Colapinto, earn between $500,000 and $1 million. This creates a salary gap ranging from $69 million to $69.5 million, depending on the lower end of the scale, translating to Verstappen earning about 70 to 140 times more than the lowest earners.
Several factors contribute to this disparity. Experience and championship success influence salary levels to a high degree, with top drivers commanding substantial salaries due to their proven track records. The financial capacity of teams such as Red Bull and Ferrari allows them to offer lucrative contracts. Marketability and sponsorship potential further widen the earnings gap, as drivers with high public profiles and endorsement deals tend to secure higher salaries. The combination of these factors produces a pronounced pay gap within the F1 driver salary structure.
Lowest paid
Colapinto · Lindblad
$500k–$1m
70×–140×
gap of $69m–$69.5m
Highest paid
Verstappen
$70m
0–1010–2020–3030–4040–5050–6060–7070–80
One face per driver, in $10m bands of 2026 base salary (labels in US$ millions); 11 of 22 are in the first. Hover a face for the name.
F1 Driver Salaries by Team in 2026
F1 driver salaries in 2026 vary across teams, reflecting differences in budget, driver experience, and team strategy. Below are the F1 driver salaries organized by team for the 2026 season.
2026 team driver spend, both race drivers combined, ranked
Base salaries; ranges are summed at both ends and ranked at the midpoint. Select a team’s row to see how its pair splits the money.
Red Bull Racing Driver Salaries 2026
Red Bull Racing spends $75m on its two drivers, 2nd of 11 teams in the table above. Max Verstappen is paid $70m and Isack Hadjar $5m, so the better-paid driver takes 93% of the pair’s pay, 14× the teammate’s.
Verstappen is signed to 2030 — two-year extension on top of his existing deal (Aug 2026). Hadjar is signed to 2027 — extended contract (Sept 2026). Liam Lawson drove the second car for three rounds while Hadjar recovered from a wrist injury.
Combined pay of both drivers
$75m
Rank 2 of 11 teams
Max Verstappen$70m · 93%
Isack Hadjar$5m · 7%
Salary profiles link here as they are published.
Ferrari Driver Salaries 2026
Ferrari spends $94m on its two drivers, the most of any team in the table above. Lewis Hamilton is paid $60m and Charles Leclerc $34m, so the better-paid driver takes 64% of the pair’s pay, 1.8× the teammate’s.
Hamilton is signed to 2027 — multi-year deal; a 2028 option is reported. Leclerc is signed to 2028 — new deal signed June 2026; length not disclosed. That new deal is reported to be worth up to €50m a year — above the figure in the table, which predates it.
Combined pay of both drivers
$94m
Rank 1 of 11 teams
Lewis Hamilton$60m · 64%
Charles Leclerc$34m · 36%
Salary profiles link here as they are published.
McLaren Driver Salaries 2026
McLaren spends $43m on its two drivers, 3rd of 11 teams in the table above. Lando Norris is paid $30m and Oscar Piastri $13m, so the better-paid driver takes 70% of the pair’s pay, 2.3× the teammate’s.
Norris is signed to 2030 — extension to 2030 with a multi-year option (Aug 2026). Piastri is signed to 2028 — multi-year extension (March 2025).
Mercedes spends $36m on its two drivers, 4th of 11 teams in the table above. George Russell is paid $34m and Kimi Antonelli $2m, so the better-paid driver takes 94% of the pair’s pay, 17× the teammate’s.
Russell is signed to 2027 — Mercedes exercised its option for 2027. Antonelli is signed to 2027 — long-term deal.
Aston Martin spends $32m on its two drivers, 5th of 11 teams in the table above. Fernando Alonso is paid $20m and Lance Stroll $12m, so the better-paid driver takes 63% of the pair’s pay, 1.7× the teammate’s.
Alonso is signed to 2027 — long-term contract extended (Sept 2026); the team gave no end year. Stroll is signed to 2027 — long-term contract extended (Sept 2026); the team gave no end year. Stroll’s is the one salary on the grid that has appeared in company accounts: Aston Martin’s filings show $12.3m paid for his services in 2024.
Combined pay of both drivers
$32m
Rank 5 of 11 teams
Fernando Alonso$20m · 63%
Lance Stroll$12m · 38%
Salary profiles link here as they are published.
Williams Driver Salaries 2026
Williams spends $25m on its two drivers, 6th of 11 teams in the table above. Carlos Sainz is paid $13m and Alex Albon $12m, the closest split of any pairing on the grid.
Sainz is signed to 2028 — new multi-year deal (Aug 2026). Albon is signed to 2027 — one-year extension (Aug 2026).
Combined pay of both drivers
$25m
Rank 6 of 11 teams
Carlos Sainz$13m · 52%
Alex Albon$12m · 48%
Salary profiles link here as they are published.
Alpine Driver Salaries 2026
Alpine spends $12.5m–$13m on its two drivers, 8th of 11 teams in the table above. Pierre Gasly is paid $12m and Franco Colapinto $500k–$1m, so the better-paid driver takes 94% of the pair’s pay, 16× the teammate’s.
Gasly is signed to 2028 — long-term extension (Sept 2025). Colapinto is signed to 2027 — extension for 2027 (Aug 2026).
Combined pay of both drivers
$12.5m–$13m
Rank 8 of 11 teams
Pierre Gasly$12m · 94%
Franco Colapinto$500k–$1m · 6%
Salary profiles link here as they are published.
Racing Bulls Driver Salaries 2026
Racing Bulls spends $1.5m–$2m on its two drivers, the least of any team in the table above. Liam Lawson is paid $1m and Arvid Lindblad $500k–$1m, so the better-paid driver takes 57% of the pair’s pay, 1.3× the teammate’s.
Lawson is signed to 2026 — one-year contract. Lindblad is signed to 2026 — rookie contract from the Red Bull junior programme. Both are Red Bull juniors on the programme’s usual short terms.
Combined pay of both drivers
$1.5m–$2m
Rank 11 of 11 teams
Liam Lawson$1m · 57%
Arvid Lindblad$500k–$1m · 43%
Salary profiles link here as they are published.
Haas Driver Salaries 2026
Haas spends $8m on its two drivers, 10th of 11 teams in the table above. Esteban Ocon is paid $7m and Oliver Bearman $1m, so the better-paid driver takes 88% of the pair’s pay, 7× the teammate’s.
Ocon is signed to 2026 — multi-year from 2025; leaving Haas at the end of 2026 (announced Sept 2026). Bearman is signed to 2026 — on loan from Ferrari on a two-plus-one deal; Haas has not yet taken up its option for 2027.
Combined pay of both drivers
$8m
Rank 10 of 11 teams
Esteban Ocon$7m · 88%
Oliver Bearman$1m · 13%
Salary profiles link here as they are published.
Audi Driver Salaries 2026
Audi spends $9m on its two drivers, 9th of 11 teams in the table above. Nico Hülkenberg is paid $7m and Gabriel Bortoleto $2m, so the better-paid driver takes 78% of the pair’s pay, 3.5× the teammate’s.
Hülkenberg is signed to 2027 — already under contract; Audi confirmed its 2027 line-up (Sept 2026). Bortoleto is signed to 2027 — already under contract; Audi confirmed its 2027 line-up (Sept 2026). 2026 is the team’s first season under the Audi name, after racing as Sauber.
Combined pay of both drivers
$9m
Rank 9 of 11 teams
Nico Hülkenberg$7m · 78%
Gabriel Bortoleto$2m · 22%
Salary profiles link here as they are published.
Cadillac Driver Salaries 2026
Cadillac spends $13m on its two drivers, 7th of 11 teams in the table above. Sergio Pérez is paid $8m and Valtteri Bottas $5m, so the better-paid driver takes 62% of the pair’s pay, 1.6× the teammate’s.
Pérez is signed to 2027 — multi-year deal with the new Cadillac team. Bottas is signed to 2027 — multi-year deal with the new Cadillac team. Cadillac is the grid’s new eleventh team, and both its drivers returned after a season out of Formula 1.
Combined pay of both drivers
$13m
Rank 7 of 11 teams
Sergio Pérez$8m · 62%
Valtteri Bottas$5m · 38%
Salary profiles link here as they are published.
How an F1 Driver’s Total Earnings Build Up From Base Salary, Bonuses and Personal Sponsors
Three layers: what the team guarantees, what results add, and what brands pay the driver directly.
Where three drivers’ money comes fromSalary + bonusesSponsors
Hamilton$100m
Verstappen$86m
Norris$60m
Twelve months to May 2026.
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Step 1: Base Salary Paid Under the Team Contract
The fixed annual fee in the contract, owed whatever happens on track.
$70m→$500k–$1mtop to bottom of the 2026 grid
2
Step 2: Performance Bonuses Triggered by Race Results
Contract clauses turn results into extra pay, in three types.
Points · Wins · Titles
Per-Point Bonuses in F1 Driver Contracts
$10k to €50k
Midfield rate today; Räikkönen at Lotus, 2012–13
Trigger
Each championship point
Unit
Per point
Race Win Bonuses in F1 Driver Contracts
About $250k
At a midfield points rate; front-runners’ fees are unpublished
Trigger
Winning a Grand Prix
Unit
Per win
World Championship Title Bonuses in F1 Driver Contracts
$5m to $10m
Verstappen 2021 to Norris 2025
Trigger
Winning the drivers’ title
Unit
Per title
3
Step 3: Personal Sponsorship Income on Top of Team Pay
Endorsements and image rights, paid to the driver by brands, not the team.
$30mHamilton, off track
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Step 4: Total Earnings Compared With the Reported Base Salary
Add all three and the total runs well past the quoted base.
2×Norris: total ÷ base
The multiple sets RacingNews365’s 2026 base against Forbes’ twelve-month total — two sources, two periods — so it is a guide, not a sum.
F1 Driver Earnings per Race and per Point in 2026
Each driver’s 2026 base salary divided two ways: by the 23 Grands Prix on the calendar, and by the championship points scored so far. Points are dated after round 15, the Azerbaijan Grand Prix (26 September 2026), from the official standings.
2026 salary per Grand Prix and per championship point, all 22 drivers
Driver
2026 base salary
Per Grand Prix
Points to date
Per point
Max VerstappenRed Bull Racing
$70m
$3m
163
$429k
Lewis HamiltonFerrari
$60m
$2.6m
199
$302k
Charles LeclercFerrari
$34m
$1.5m
179
$190k
George RussellMercedes
$34m
$1.5m
236
$144k
Lando NorrisMcLaren
$30m
$1.3m
186
$161k
Fernando AlonsoAston Martin
$20m
$870k
3
$6.7m
Carlos SainzWilliams
$13m
$565k
7
$1.9m
Oscar PiastriMcLaren
$13m
$565k
120
$108k
Pierre GaslyAlpine
$12m
$522k
41
$293k
Alex AlbonWilliams
$12m
$522k
5
$2.4m
Lance StrollAston Martin
$12m
$522k
0
No points yet
Sergio PérezCadillac
$8m
$348k
0
No points yet
Nico HülkenbergAudi
$7m
$304k
7
$1m
Esteban OconHaas
$7m
$304k
7
$1m
Isack HadjarRed Bull Racing
$5m
$217k
86
$58k
Valtteri BottasCadillac
$5m
$217k
0
No points yet
Gabriel BortoletoAudi
$2m
$87k
10
$200k
Kimi AntonelliMercedes
$2m
$87k
302
$7k
Oliver BearmanHaas
$1m
$43k
20
$50k
Liam LawsonRacing Bulls
$1m
$43k
59
$17k
Franco ColapintoAlpine
$500k–$1m
$22k–$43k
27
$19k–$37k
Arvid LindbladRacing Bulls
$500k–$1m
$22k–$43k
37
$14k–$27k
Points after round 15, the Azerbaijan Grand Prix (26 September 2026). Base salary only; bonuses are not included.
Both cards below update together.
Salary per Grand Prix of the 2026 Season
Max Verstappen · per Grand Prix
$3m
2026 base salary ÷ 23 Grands Prix
Salary per Championship Point Scored in 2026
Max Verstappen · per championship point
$429k
2026 base salary ÷ 163 points, live from the season standings
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What Determines an F1 Driver’s Salary
Four things set what a team pays. Pick one to see it at work.
A title resets a driver’s price at the next negotiation. After his first, in 2021, Verstappen signed a new Red Bull deal reported at £40m a year; Norris’s estimate rose after his 2025 championship and he signed on to 2030.
$45m→$60m
Hamilton, Mercedes 2024 to Ferrari
Market Value and F1 Driver Salary
Salaries are priced against the next-best offer, so demand matters more than lap time. Hamilton’s move to Ferrari lifted his estimate, and his own sponsorship is the largest Forbes ranks, at $30m.
$13m
A sponsor’s fee to Haas for one driver’s 2022 seat
Pay-Driver Sponsorship Funding and F1 Driver Salary
Money a driver brings can shrink or replace a salary. Uralkali paid Haas that fee for Mazepin’s 2022 season; Aston Martin’s accounts show $12.3m paid for Stroll’s services in 2024.
$94m vs $1.5m–$2m
Driver spend: Ferrari and Racing Bulls
Team Budget and F1 Driver Salary
A team’s revenue and priorities set its ceiling. Ferrari’s driver spend is 44% of the $215m cost cap, and driver pay sits outside that cap, so a rich team’s money flows to its drivers.
How Reserve Driver Pay Compares With 2026 Race-Driver Salaries
A reserve earns less than the cheapest race seat, by an amount no recognised publication has put a number on. The race grid’s floor is known; the reserve side is not.
Race-seat floor
$500k–$1m
Reserve pay
Not published
Reserves named
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Each team’s 2026 race-seat pay against its reserve and test drivers
Team
Race seats · base pay
Reserve & test drivers
Reserve pay
Ferrari
$94m
Antonio Giovinazzi
Not published
Red Bull Racing
$75m
Yuki Tsunoda
Not published
McLaren
$43m
LFLeonardo Fornaroli
Pato O'Ward
Not published
Mercedes
$36m
Fred Vesti
Not published
Aston Martin
$32m
Jak Crawford
Stoffel Vandoorne
Not published
Williams
$25m
Luke Browning
Not published
Cadillac
$13m
Zhou Guanyu
Not published
Alpine
$12.5m–$13m
Paul Aron
Kush Maini
Not published
Audi
$9m
Not yet named
Not published
Haas
$8m
Jack Doohan
Ryo Hirakawa
Not published
Racing Bulls
$1.5m–$2m
Yuki Tsunoda
AIAyumu Iwasa
Not published
Biggest F1 Driver Salary Changes From 2025 to 2026
9 of the 18 drivers who raced both seasons are paid more, and none are paid less — on RacingNews365’s estimates for both years.
Biggest rise
+$19m
George Russell
Paid more
9 of 18
drivers on both grids
Left the grid
2
Tsunoda · Doohan
Base salary change from 2025 to 2026, drivers whose figure moved
Driver
2025
2026
Change
%
George RussellMercedes
$15m
$34m
▲ +$19m
+127%
Lando NorrisMcLaren
$20m
$30m
▲ +$10m
+50%
Lance StrollAston Martin
$3m
$12m
▲ +$9m
+300%
Oscar PiastriMcLaren
$6m
$13m
▲ +$7m
+117%
Max VerstappenRed Bull Racing
$65m
$70m
▲ +$5m
+8%
Isack HadjarRed Bull Racing
$500k–$1m
$5m
▲ +$4m to +$4.5m
+400% to +900%
Alex AlbonWilliams
$8m
$12m
▲ +$4m
+50%
Carlos SainzWilliams
$10m
$13m
▲ +$3m
+30%
Pierre GaslyAlpine
$10m
$12m
▲ +$2m
+20%
No change: Lewis Hamilton, Charles Leclerc, Fernando Alonso, Nico Hülkenberg, Esteban Ocon, Gabriel Bortoleto, Kimi Antonelli, Oliver Bearman and Liam Lawson. Stroll’s jump is probably the estimate catching up with Aston Martin’s filed accounts, which showed $12.3m for 2024.
Largest F1 Driver Salary Increases for 2026
George Russell
$15m→$34m
Re-signed for 2026 after his previous Mercedes contract ran out at the end of 2025.
+$19m
▲ +127%
Lando Norris
$20m→$30m
Won the 2025 world championship.
+$10m
▲ +50%
Lance Stroll
$3m→$12m
A revision more than a raise: Aston Martin’s filed accounts show about $12m a year paid for his services in 2024 and 2025, against the earlier $3m estimate.
+$9m
▲ +300%
Oscar Piastri
$6m→$13m
Contract extension signed in March 2025, running to 2028.
+$7m
▲ +117%
Max Verstappen
$65m→$70m
Estimate up from $65m; his extension to 2030 was signed in August 2026.
+$5m
▲ +8%
Largest F1 Driver Salary Decreases for 2026
No driver on both grids took a cut. The falls are drivers who lost a seat or came back on less.
Sergio Pérez
$14m in 2024, his last race season → $8m
−$6m
▼ −43%
Valtteri Bottas
$10m in 2024, his last race season → $5m
−$5m
▼ −50%
Yuki Tsunoda
$2m in 2025 → reserve at Red Bull Racing, pay not published
▼ lost seat
Jack Doohan
$500k–$1m in 2025 → reserve at Haas, pay not published
▼ lost seat
How a Contract Extension Changes an F1 Driver’s Salary
Before
$34m
→
After
up to €50m
Charles Leclerc’s new Ferrari deal, June 2026: about $57m a year reported, length not disclosed. Russell’s re-signing lifted his estimate from $15m to $34m, and Norris’s runs to 2030 after his title.
F1 Driver Salaries in Previous Seasons
The grid’s base pay has risen every year since 2023, on RacingNews365’s estimates.
Combined base pay of the grid2026 counts 22 salaries against 20
2023$210mVerstappen $55m$210m
2024$268mVerstappen $55m$268m
2025$274.5mVerstappen $65m$274.5m
2026$349.5mVerstappen $70m$349.5m
Bars and bold figures: the grid’s total base pay; right: each season’s top earner.
Max Verstappen is the highest-paid F1 driver in 2026, on an estimated base salary of $70m (US dollars) at Red Bull Racing. Lewis Hamilton is second on $60m at Ferrari, matching the ranking table above.
Who Is the Lowest-Paid F1 Driver in 2026?
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Franco Colapinto (Alpine) and Arvid Lindblad (Racing Bulls) share the lowest 2026 base salary, estimated at $500k–$1m (US dollars). Arvid Lindblad is also the only rookie on the grid.
How Much Does an F1 Driver Earn per Year on Average?
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The average 2026 F1 driver base salary is $15.9m (US dollars), the mean of the 22 estimated figures in the table above. The median is $10m: a handful of very large contracts pull the average well above what a typical seat pays.
Who Pays an F1 Driver’s Salary, the Team or Formula 1?
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The team. A driver signs with the team they race for, and the team pays the salary and any bonuses in that contract; Formula 1 pays prize money to teams, not to drivers. Personal sponsors pay the driver directly, outside the team.
Do F1 Driver Salaries Count Toward the Cost Cap?
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No. Race drivers' pay is excluded from the cost cap by Article D5.1.1(b) of the FIA Financial Regulations, together with their travel and accommodation. The cap on everything else is $215m for 2026, for a season of up to 24 races.
How Long Does an F1 Driver’s Contract Run?
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Most F1 driver contracts run from one to four years. Red Bull’s young drivers usually sign one-year deals, while established drivers sign multi-year contracts — Lando Norris’s latest runs to 2030. Many include option years and performance clauses; as George Russell put it, “even if metrics aren't hit, if things are happy then you continue”.
How Much Do F1 Reserve Drivers Earn?
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No recognised publication has published what an F1 reserve driver is paid, so there is no sourced figure to quote. What is known is the ceiling: a reserve earns less than the cheapest race seat, which in 2026 is $500k–$1m, and reserve pay sits outside the cost cap just as race drivers' pay does.
Red Bull Racing 
Ferrari 
Ferrari Hamilton $60m · Leclerc $34m 
Lewis Hamilton 
Charles Leclerc 
Red Bull Racing Verstappen $70m · Hadjar $5m 
Max Verstappen 
Isack Hadjar 
McLaren Norris $30m · Piastri $13m 
Lando Norris 
Oscar Piastri 
Mercedes Russell $34m · Antonelli $2m 
George Russell 
Kimi Antonelli 
Aston Martin Alonso $20m · Stroll $12m 
Fernando Alonso 
Lance Stroll 
Williams Sainz $13m · Albon $12m 
Carlos Sainz 
Alex Albon 
Cadillac Pérez $8m · Bottas $5m 
Sergio Pérez 
Valtteri Bottas 
Alpine Gasly $12m · Colapinto $500k–$1m 
Pierre Gasly 
Franco Colapinto 
Audi (formerly Sauber) Hülkenberg $7m · Bortoleto $2m 
Nico Hülkenberg 
Gabriel Bortoleto 
Haas Ocon $7m · Bearman $1m 
Esteban Ocon 
Oliver Bearman 
Racing Bulls Lawson $1m · Lindblad $500k–$1m 
Liam Lawson 
Arvid Lindblad 
Max Verstappen $70m · 93% 
Isack Hadjar $5m · 7% 
Lewis Hamilton $60m · 64% 
Charles Leclerc $34m · 36% 
Lando Norris $30m · 70% 
Oscar Piastri $13m · 30% 
George Russell $34m · 94% 
Kimi Antonelli $2m · 6% 
Fernando Alonso $20m · 63% 
Lance Stroll $12m · 38% 
Carlos Sainz $13m · 52% 
Alex Albon $12m · 48% 
Pierre Gasly $12m · 94% 
Franco Colapinto $500k–$1m · 6% 
Liam Lawson $1m · 57% 
Arvid Lindblad $500k–$1m · 43% 
Esteban Ocon $7m · 88% 
Oliver Bearman $1m · 13% 
Nico Hülkenberg $7m · 78% 
Gabriel Bortoleto $2m · 22% 
Sergio Pérez $8m · 62% 
Valtteri Bottas $5m · 38% 
Hamilton $100m 
Verstappen $86m 
Norris $60m 
Max Verstappen 
Lewis Hamilton 
Ferrari 
Charles Leclerc 
George Russell 
Mercedes 
Lando Norris 
McLaren 
Fernando Alonso 
Aston Martin 
Carlos Sainz 
Williams 
Oscar Piastri 
Pierre Gasly 
Alex Albon 
Lance Stroll 
Sergio Pérez 
Cadillac 
Nico Hülkenberg 
Audi 
Esteban Ocon 
Haas 
Isack Hadjar 
Valtteri Bottas 
Gabriel Bortoleto 
Kimi Antonelli 
Oliver Bearman 
Liam Lawson 
Franco Colapinto 
Arvid Lindblad 
Antonio Giovinazzi
Yuki Tsunoda
Pato O'Ward
Fred Vesti
Jak Crawford
Stoffel Vandoorne
Luke Browning
Zhou Guanyu
Paul Aron
Kush Maini
Jack Doohan
Ryo Hirakawa
George Russell 
Lance Stroll 
Oscar Piastri 
Isack Hadjar 
Alex Albon 
Carlos Sainz 
Pierre Gasly 
Verstappen $55m $210m 
Max Verstappen 
Lewis Hamilton 
Charles Leclerc 
Fernando Alonso 
Lando Norris 
George Russell 
Carlos Sainz