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Formula 1 Drivers Salaries 2019-20 (Leaked Contract)

April 18, 2019 By Sports Chief

F1 has now become billion-dollar sport that’s what majority of F1 fans thinks. No doubt that’s true but to some extent. If you are champion in F1 it doesn’t mean that you are earning massive money instead the best drivers of the World are supposed to earn extremely high wages and that’s the reason Lewis Hamilton has become the highest paid F1 driver with around $57 million earnings a year.

After the retirement of Nico Roseburg from F1, all teams of F1 have made slight changes in their line-ups before appearing in season 2017. Let’s take in-depth look at F1 Driver’s contract and salary details for 2019-20. Recently Valtteri Bottas has joined Mercedes team on 1 year contract and this deal earned him around 7 million yearly while he still have choice to extend this deal till 2018.

DRIVER

TEAM

SALARY

Alexander Albon

Toro Rosso

$170,000

George Russell

Williams

$180,000

Antonio Giovinazzi

Sauber

$230,000

Lando Norris

McLaren

$260,000

Daniil Kvyat

Toro Rosso

$300,000

Robert Kubica

Williams

$570,000

Kevin Magnussen

Haas

$1,200,000

Lance Stroll

Racing Point

$1,200,000

Pierre Gasly

Red Bull

$1,400,000

Romain Grosjean

Haas

$1,800,000

Sergio Perez

Racing Point

$3,500,000

Charles Leclerc

Ferrari

$3,500,000

Carlos Sainz

McLaren

$4,000,000

Nico Hulkenberg

Renault

$4,500,000

Kimi Raikkonen

Sauber

$4,500,000

Valtteri Bottas

Mercedes

$8,500,000

Max Verstappen

Red Bull

$13,500,000

Daniel Ricciardo

Renault

$17,000,000

Sebastian Vettel

Ferrari

$45,000,000

Lewis Hamilton

Mercedes

$57,000,000

Lewis Hamilton
With 5 titles win, Lewis Hamilton is also leading the list of Highest Paid F1 Driver in 2018-19. The Mercedes-AMG F1 team has paid around $57 million to Hamilton during 2019 season and this massive amount makes his the best-paid F1 driver in F1. In addition to this, Hamilton is also enjoying massive pocket from his endorsement deals and performance based Bonuses.

Back in 2017, Sebastain Vettel ruled the F1 as highest paid driver after making his record 3 year contract with Ferrari for around $150 million. Lewis Hamilton has also inked his 3 year contract with Mercedes that costs around $31 million per year including salary and $10 million in performance based bonuses. After this contract Hamilton had become the 2nd highest paid driver in F1.

Well Hamilton’s old times competitor,  Sebastain Vettel is dropped down on 2nd place on this list. As per reports Sebastain Vettel is getting around $45 million in 2019 season while this amount is more than double than his teammate Charles Leclerc. Sebastain Vettel has claimed the title of F1 Champion for the 4 times in this history.

Daniel Ricciardo with $17 million earnings in 2019 season looks in extreme chase as he is placed on 3rd place on this list. The slight increase in the earnings of Daniel happened after he moved to Renault this year from Red Bull team. Although the annual wages of Ricciardo are half to the wages earned by Vettel but still he is making around 1 million dollar from each race.

Max Verstappen will $13 million annual earnings is considered as 4th highest paid driver in F1 but to be very honest Max is outclassed by his old Red Bull teammate Daniel Ricciardo. As it’s almost $4 million difference between the earnings of both these drivers.

Lewis Hamilton teammate Valtteri Bottas is also enjoying healthy income from his Mercedes team as he is making around $8,500,000 per year will drive for Mercedes. It would be funny if this young charger outclass Hamilton in upcoming F1 event.

Kimi Raikonnen is dropped down to 6th place on the list of highest paid F1 driver after he re-joins Sauber and says bye to Ferrari team. Kimi in start made his 1 year contract with Ferrari but extend that deal for 3 years and his official contract with Ferrari ended in 2018. The annual earnings of Kimi after joining Sauber drops down to 4,500,000 from $7 million.

Hulkenberg - Carlos - Fernando
Nico Hulkenberg with 4,500,000 yearly earnings is placed on 7th position on this list as he is one of the successful driver of Renault whereas the annual income of Carlos Sainz after joining McLaren F1 team in replacement of Fernando Alonso is estimated around $4,000,000. Charles Leclerc after making his 1st appearance for Ferrari Team also joins big names of F1as he is currently making handsome$3,500,000 per year while the Mexican F1 Driver from Racing Point Team is earning around $3,500,000 till the end of 2018 year.

Haas Team dominating driver Kevin Magussen is making around $1200,000 as he recently few years this F1 driver succeed to retains his position on this list whereas Lance Stroll from Racing Point Team is getting $1,200,000 per year.

Pierre Gasly after moving from Toro Rosso from Red Bull also entitled to massive annual earnings as he is making $1400,000 per year from this team. Romain Grosjean from Haas is expected to earn around $1,800,000 in 2019 season from his all races.

Lowest Paid F1 Drivers 2018-19 Season

Alexander ALbon with $170,000 annual earnings is the lowest paid driver of F1 and currently he drives for Toro Rosso. Another British F1 Driver George Russell who is going to make his 1st appearance for Williams is making around $180,000 this season.

Antonio Giovinazzi has also returned to F1 as he recently joined Sauber’s team and expected to earn $230,000 this year. Lando Norris after making his debutant with McLaren just started to earn massive salary of $260,000 per year and surprisingly this British driver is just 19 years old.

Daniil Kvyat from Toro Rosso Team is making around $300,000, his annual earnings has dropped down in recent few years due to his controversial driving style better known as Risky Driving. The young Polish Driver Robert Kubica after joining F1 started to earn around $570,000.
Formula One Drivers 2019-20 Contract Details
DRIVER YEARLY SALARY CONTRACT
Sebastian Vettel (Ferrari) $50 million (£33.4m) guaranteed in first year, Basic $30m a year plus bonuses afterwards 3 Years Deal (2018-20)
Fernando Alonso (McLaren) Max $30 million a year including all bonuses (opt-out clause for 2019) 1 Year Deal (2018)
Lewis Hamilton (Mercedez) $31 million a year (£20.9m) basic salary plus performance bonuses upto $10m a year new 3 year deal
Kimi Raikonen (Ferrari) Took a big pay-cut with guaranteed $7 million plus performance bonuses of max $10 million Signed 1 year extension for 2018 season
Valtteri Bottas (Mercedes) Valtteri will earn around $8.5 million a year (£7m) including bonuses with switch to Mercedes 1 Year Deal (2018)
Daniel Ricciardo (Red Bull) $6.5 million a year (£5.2m) guaranteed salary plus bonuses Re-negotiated financial terms. New 2 year deal from 2017 to 2018
Felipe Massa (Williams) $3.5 million a year – came out of retirement and took a paycut to drive for Williams 1 year extension for 2017
Nico Hulkenberg (Renault F1) $3 million a year Joins Renault F1 with 1 year deal
Max Verstappen (Red Bull) $3 milion a year – Although Verstappen already had long-term contract with Red Bull, he re-negotiated financially Multi-year contract with Red Bull
Sergio Perez (Force India) $2.5 million a year (£2m) 2017 will be last year into his multi-year contract.
Romain Grosjean (HAAS F1) $1.5 million a year – Signed one year deal with HAAS F1 Signed new 1 year for 2017 season.
Kevin Magnussen (HAAS F1) $1 million a year – Signed one year deal with HAAS F1 after rejecting 1 year contract extension from Renault F1 Signed new 1 year for 2017 season.
Jolyon Palmer (Renault F1) $1 million a year Retained for another year (2017)
Daniil Kvyat (Toro Rosso) $750,000 a year – Retained by Toro Rosso after intense speculations of them letting Kvyat go in 2016. 2017 could be his last chance as f1 driver. Retained for 2017 season.
Carlos Sainz (Toro Rosso) $750,000 a year. Extended his contract for 2017 season 2017 will be his third consecutive season with the team.
Esteban Ocon (Force India) $185,000 a year – Force India promoted him to partner Sergio Perez after Hulkenburg left the team. Signed new 1 year for 2017 season.
Stoffel Vandoorne (McLaren) $300,000 a year plus bonuses 1 year deal for 2017
Marcus Ericsson (Sauber) $285,000 a year Signed 1 year extension for 2017
Pascal Wehrlein (Sauber) $150,000 a year Joined Sauber for 2017 season.
Lance Stroll (Williams) Not known. Some reports suggest his father Lawrence Stroll is investing $35 million to the team for Lance to drive for them. 1 year deal for 2017.

 

Filed Under: Formula 1

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