EMD makes list of drivers' salaries
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- 20th August 2010, 19:23 at 7:23 pm #127972AnonymousInactive
Sorry if already posted…
Full list (in euros):
1. Fernando Alonso – 30 M
2. Lewis Hamilton – 16 M
3. Felipe Massa – 14 M
4. Jenson Button – 9 M
5. Michael Schumacher – 8 M
5. Nico Rosberg – 8 M
7. Robert Kubica – 7,5 M
8. Rubens Barrichello – 5,5 M
9. Mark Webber – 4,2 M
10. Jarno Trulli – 3 M
11. Sebastian Vettel – 2 M
11. Heikki Kovalainen – 2 M
13. Timo Glock – 1 M
14. Nico Hulkenberg – 700 mil
15. Pedro de la Rosa – 500 mil
15. Kamui Kobayashi – 500 mil
17. Vitaly Petrov – 400 mil
17. Sebastien Buemi – 400 mil
17. Jayme Alguersuari – 400 mil
20. Adrian Sutil – 200 mil
20. Vitantonio Liuzzi – 200 mil
20. Lucas di Grassi – 200 mil
23. Bruno Senna – 150 mil
24. Karun Chandhok – 100 mil
No wonder Sutil wants to leave FI, and Vettel comes almost for free.
20th August 2010, 20:06 at 8:06 pm #143617AnonymousInactiveI’m not really surprised at any. I believe RB drivers get most of their money from the bonus they get if they win. I think it was written on JA or Saward or somewhere.
24th August 2010, 5:55 at 5:55 am #143618karan01ParticipantI don’t understand, what does “mil” mean compared to “M”?
Also, is this in pounds? euros? dollar?
24th August 2010, 7:37 at 7:37 am #143619BasCBParticipantBut from what James Allen reported a while ago (http://www.jamesallenonf1.com/2010/08/how-much-does-an-f1-driver-earn/ ), the numbers for Fernando – Barricello might be correct, but both Webber and Vettel were reported differently.
They were supposed to get about EUR 3.5 M fix retainer, but would be able to earn a lot more from succes on track, making Webber get to as much as 6M and Vettel to 4.2M up to now.
I also saw german media reporting, that Michael Schumacher is getting over 30 million for his 3 years, so that would make a about 10 million/year. JA put Alonso up for about 16M per year from Ferrari, but additional money from Santander might have done the rest of the 30M.
Interesting how big the differences between drivers are (mind how much Lotus is paying their drivers! And how big the differences are between sums reported by different sources.
24th August 2010, 18:40 at 6:40 pm #143620Mouse_NightshirtParticipantThey’re all earning more than me!
25th August 2010, 4:46 at 4:46 am #143621Lord StigParticipantHere is a list from gpupdate.net (compiled by Business Book GP)
Estimated Formula 1 driver salaries, as compiled by Business Book GP
1 Fernando Alonso, Ferrari – €30 million
2 Lewis Hamilton, McLaren – €16 million
= Kimi Räikkönen, Ferrari – €16 million
4 Felipe Massa, Ferrari – €14 million
5 Jenson Button, McLaren – €9 million
6 Michael Schumacher, Mercedes – €8 million
= Nico Rosberg, Mercedes – €8 million
8 Robert Kubica, Renault – €7.5 million
9 Rubens Barrichello, Williams – €5.5 million
10 Mark Webber, Red Bull – €4.2 million
11 Jarno Trulli, Lotus – €3 million
12 Sebastian Vettel, Red Bull – €2 million
= Heikki Kovalainen, Lotus – €2 million
14 Timo Glock, Virgin – €1 million
15 Nico Hülkenberg, Williams – €700,000
16 Pedro de la Rosa, Sauber – €500,000
= Kamui Kobayashi, Sauber – €500,000
18 Vitaly Petrov, Renault – €400,000
= Sébastien Buemi, Toro Rosso – €400,000
= Jaime Alguersuari, Toro Rosso – €400,000
21 Adrian Sutil, Force India – €200,000
= Vitantonio Liuzzi, Force India – €200,000
= Lucas di Grassi, Virgin – €200,000
24 Bruno Senna, Hispania – €150,000
– Karun Chandhok, Hispania – Pay driver
– Sakon Yamamoto, Hispania – Pay driver
26th August 2010, 2:43 at 2:43 am #143622wasiF1ParticipantNot sure why Kimi is also in that list.
26th August 2010, 4:36 at 4:36 am #143623Lord StigParticipantHe is being paid 16 Million not to drive in F1. He did still have a contract for this year.
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