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Uncover the data, money, business, and stories behind Formula 1, from driver salaries and team valuations to live race data, strategy, performance, and the business shaping the sport.

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$3.87B

Sport revenue, 2025

Global turnover

$1.266bn

Team payment pool

Concorde pool

$215m

Chassis cost cap

FIA ceiling

$3.42bn

Average team value

Constructor valuation

PAYROLL

2026 F1 Driver Salaries & Net Worth

Base wages and contracts across all constructors · Showing 8 of 23 drivers

Filtered by All Constructors

Red Bull Racing

#3

Max Verstappen

Salary

$70.0m

Potential Earnings

$115m

Salary Rank

#1

Net Worth

$210m

Ferrari

#44

Lewis Hamilton

Salary

$60.0m

Potential Earnings

$70.5m

Salary Rank

#2

Net Worth

$550m

Ferrari

#16

Charles Leclerc

Salary

$34.0m

Potential Earnings

$52m

Salary Rank

T-3rd

Net Worth

$125m

Mercedes

#63

George Russell

Salary

$34.0m

Potential Earnings

$50m

Salary Rank

T-3rd

Net Worth

$40m

McLaren

#1

Lando Norris

Salary

$30.0m

Potential Earnings

$69.5m

Salary Rank

#5

Net Worth

$80m

Aston Martin

#14

Fernando Alonso

Salary

$20.0m

Potential Earnings

$22.5m

Salary Rank

#6

Net Worth

$260m

Williams

#55

Carlos Sainz

Salary

$13.0m

Potential Earnings

$16m

Salary Rank

T-7th

Net Worth

$50m

McLaren

#81

Oscar Piastri

Salary

$13.0m

Potential Earnings

$42.5m

Salary Rank

T-7th

Net Worth

$50m

Showing 8 of 23 drivers · Scroll to lazy load or click below

Head-to-Head Analytics

Compare Any Two Drivers Head-to-Head

Side-by-side breakdown of salaries, points, cost-per-point efficiency, and career track record.

Base salaries, excluding performance bonuses and personal sponsorship. Estimates.

DRIVERS' CHAMPIONSHIP

2026 F1 Drivers Championship Standings

Official driver standings with race starts, race wins, podiums, pole positions and fastest laps

Grid Size23 Drivers
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Kimi Antonelli

As of August 2026, Kimi Antonelli leads the 2026 Formula 1 Drivers' Standings with 320 points for Mercedes

Leading P2 (George Russell) by +84 points

CHAMPIONSHIP LEADER
Showing 10 of 23 Drivers
Pos
Driver
Team
Championship Points
Total Races
Wins
Podiums
Pole Positions
Fastest Lap
18
Kimi Antonelli
Kimi Antonelli#18
Mercedes
320 points16818128
4
George Russell
George Russell#4
Mercedes
236 points16715110
2
Lewis Hamilton
Lewis Hamilton#2
Ferrari
214 points161062331590
3
Charles Leclerc
Charles Leclerc#3
Ferrari
191 points16920142
1
Max Verstappen
Max Verstappen#1
Red Bull Racing
188 points16711561070
5
Lando Norris
Lando Norris#5
McLaren
188 points161329204
8
Oscar Piastri
Oscar Piastri#8
McLaren
128 points16920140
15
Isack Hadjar
Isack Hadjar#15
Red Bull Racing
96 points160000
21
Liam Lawson
Liam Lawson#21
Racing Bulls
65 points160000
9
Pierre Gasly
Pierre Gasly#9
Alpine
41 points161220
CONSTRUCTORS' CHAMPIONSHIP

2026 F1 Team Championship standings

Constructors championship points, race wins, podium finishes and power unit suppliers

Mercedes leads the 2026 Constructors Championship with 425 points(+87 pts ahead of Ferrari)
Complete 11 Constructors Grid · Sorted by Points
Pos
Team
Championship Points
Total Races
Wins
Podiums
Pole Positions
Fastest Lap
Drivers & Engine
1
MercedesPrincipal: Toto Wolff
425 points161428119
Antonelli · Russell
PU: Mercedes
2
FerrariPrincipal: Fred Vasseur
338 points16112387
Hamilton · Leclerc
PU: Ferrari
3
McLarenPrincipal: Andrea Stella
263 points1691875
Norris · Piastri
PU: Mercedes
4
Red BullPrincipal: Laurent Mekies
186 points1661254
Verstappen · Hadjar
PU: Red Bull Powertrains
5
Racing BullsPrincipal: Alan Permane
66 points162421
Lawson · Lindblad
PU: Red Bull Powertrains
6
AlpinePrincipal: Steve Nielsen
63 points162421
Gasly · Colapinto
PU: Mercedes
7
HaasPrincipal: Ayao Komatsu
21 points161110
Ocon · Bearman
PU: Ferrari
8
AudiPrincipal: Jonathan Wheatley
16 points161100
Hülkenberg · Bortoleto
PU: Audi
9
WilliamsPrincipal: James Vowles
11 points160100
Sainz · Albon
PU: Mercedes
10
Aston MartinPrincipal: Andy Cowell
3 points160000
Alonso · Stroll
PU: Honda
11
CadillacPrincipal: Graeme Lowdon
0 points160000
Pérez · Bottas
PU: Ferrari

What's Happening in F1, Right Now?

🏁LATEST · SPRINT RESULT

Singapore Grand Prix · Sprint

Winner:Max Verstappen (Red Bull Racing)
P2:Lewis Hamilton (Ferrari)
P3:Charles Leclerc (Ferrari)
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Singapore Grand Prix · Marina Bay
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How Do F1 Drivers Make Money?

Making F1's financial numbers easier to understand.

Not every F1 financial figure is publicly available. We combine official records, company filings, reputable reporting, and carefully explained estimates to build a clearer picture of the money behind Formula 1.

01—Base Salary

Company filings, FIA financial regulations, and disclosed commercial contracts form our foundation.

02—Performance Bonuses

Whenever figures are calculated based on paddock reporting or modeling, they are explicitly noted.

03—Prize Money Percentage

Every unconfirmed metric is triangulated across at least two independent industry sources.

04—Endorsements

Continuous adjustments for performance bonuses, new regulations, and verified reports.

05—Business Ventures

Commercial sponsorships, merchandise lines, and external brand investments.

Methodology

Making F1's financial numbers easier to understand.

Not every F1 financial figure is publicly available. We combine official records, company filings, reputable reporting, and carefully explained estimates to build a clearer picture of the money behind Formula 1.

01—Official Data First

Company filings, FIA financial regulations, and disclosed commercial contracts form our foundation.

02—Estimates Are Clearly Marked

Whenever figures are calculated based on paddock reporting or modeling, they are explicitly noted.

03—Multiple Sources

Every unconfirmed metric is triangulated across at least two independent industry sources.

04—Updated as F1 Changes

Continuous adjustments for performance bonuses, new regulations, and verified reports.

Regulatory Intelligence

F1 Finance & Regulations FAQs (2026)

Clear explanations of the financial frameworks, exemptions, and economics that govern the modern billion-dollar Formula 1 paddock.

Introduced to create a level playing field, the cost cap limits performance-related spending on designing, building, and developing Formula 1 cars. The baseline is $135 million for a 21-race calendar, with $1.2M added for each race above 21. It strictly audits factory machinery, CFD/wind-tunnel time, aerodynamic parts fabrication, and team operational personnel.

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