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the F1-series of commercial rights management of the Liberty Media share F1 team for the last season of over a billion dollars in the pot. Most of the take a Ferrari, which to pay last year’s 205 million dollars.
In 2014 the start of the hybrid era all five drivers ‘and manufacturers’ world championship-winning Mercedes to stay this time too the prize money in the second. The Mercedes set off of Liberty media from 177 million dollars in the pot.
Also, Red Bull (152) and McLaren (100) reached over a hundred million dollars. Four of the greatest garage to pay as much as 63 per cent of all prize money.
the prize money pot consists of several different streams.
Liberty Media pays a fixed $ 35 million compensation to all those stables, which are located in three of the last period of at least two among the top ten. This reach has been in recent years quite easy, because the F1 series has been in 2017-2018 with only ten garage.
Last year’s world based on the success of the money to pay 15 million dollars for last place and 66 million manufacturers ‘ world champion. Manufacturers MM-series also paid 33-41 million dollar bonus for the four best for the garage.
Williams acknowledged in addition to $ 10 million, as well as Mercedes and Red Bull 35 million dollar bonus. Ferrari’s prize pot increased to 73 million dollars loyalty bonus to the fact that the garage has been involved in the F1 series since its beginning, from 1950 onwards.
1. Ferrari 205 million dollars (35+56+41+73)
2. Mercedes 177 (35+66+41+35)
3. Red Bull 152 (35+46+36+35)
4. McLaren 100 (35+32+33)
5. Renault 73 (35+38)
6. Haas 70 (35+35)
7. Williams 60 (35+15+10)
8. Racing Point 59 (35+24)
9. Sauber 56 (35+21)
10. Toro Rosso 52 (35+17)
Source: RaceFans
Ferrari set off in a familiar way larger pot of F1’s prize money. AOP
