How much money can a driver make in F1?

The cost of a single car is 1 million 4 million US dollars, but the cost of research and development is a bottomless pit, the lowest is 30 million, and the highest is hundreds of millions.

F1 cars can reach top speeds of up to 350 kilometers per hour, but due to the track, fuel and tyres, F1 cars are not the fastest cars on the planet. In 2005, Honda cars with V10 engines reached nearly 1,000 horsepower, and in the same year, Montoya set a track speed record at Monza in Italy, and in the same year, Honda Racing Team ran 415 km h at Mojave Desert Airport, and then ran more than 400 km h in the salt flats of Banavia, USA, and was officially certified. In 2005, the Cosworth engine broke 20,000 rpm, but thanks to the FIA's reform of racing rules, the top speed of F1 cars is now limited.

In 2006, the V8 naturally aspirated engine was introduced, and in 2014 the V6 turbocharged engine was introduced. Extended information: The FIA Formula 1 World Championship, referred to as F1, is the highest-level annual series of track racing competitions organized by the International Automobile Sports Federation (FIA), and is the world's highest level of motor racing competitions, and is known as the "world's three major sports events" along with the Olympic Games and the World Cup.

The first race took place between 1894 (Paris to Lyon) and 1900. F1 races take place on more than a dozen enclosed loops around the world (including professional circuit circuits and individually closed city streets), starting and finishing on a single line. The tracks are made of modified asphalt and each track has a different circumference, the shortest being the "Monte Carlo Circuit" in Monaco with a lap length of km, and the longest being the Belgian "Spa Circuit" with a lap length of 7 km.

According to rough statistics, it costs about two or three hundred thousand dollars to train an F1 driver, and there is no guarantee of results. At present, the training of drivers in China is invested by individuals or families. For example, Cheng Congfu, a Chinese driver who signed with McLaren, spent no less than 7 million yuan on the training of his son.

F1 drivers mostly start their careers in go-karting. It costs 30,000 yuan to buy a go-kart. It costs 50 yuan per 8 minutes to participate in club training and try the cheapest model, and about 7,000 yuan to become a member. Roughly calculated a year, it costs 10-200,000 yuan.

Racers are generally bred from an early age.

Basically, it's all go-kart starts.

And the main thing is money.

According to statistics, it costs $100 million to train a driver like Martha.

The cost of f1.

Formula 1 is the most expensive sport in the world, and I'm sure many people have heard of it. The design and fabrication of a race car is a very complex job, and the secrecy is extremely high, and every part on the car cannot be simply measured in **. However, from a financial point of view, each component must have a basic **.

If you add scientific research fees, design fees, wind tunnel experiment fees (and even the cost of wind tunnel laboratories), public and private test fees, etc., how much does an F1 car cost?

Below is a list of the price lists of the various components of the vehicle, from which perhaps we can see some outlines:

That's why we say that an Formula 1 car costs £1 million, with the engine, gearbox, bodywork and electronics being the most expensive. The price list does not include the high salaries of the teams ranging from 150 to 500 people and the cost of designing the cars (wind tunnel testing, computer equipment, etc.), and it is not an exaggeration to say that Formula 1 is the most expensive professional sport.

The money for the car is a small amount of money, and the reason why F1 is good is because of his accessories and some other accessories, even if ordinary people buy it, they can't run it, if you want to buy a collection is the best choice. Hehe...

It's too expensive, and besides, you can't drive it if you buy it back, you don't have a super driver's license, can Chinese fuel be added to F1? You have the most favorites.

About 500W, depending on the configuration parameters.

Answer: Hello, dear, a participating F1 car** is around 989,370 euros. This ** is just to assemble a car that can be driven, but if you go to the race, you need to change a lot of accessories.

If you want an F1 car worth about 989,370 euros to run for a year, you also need to have a lot of accessories. The total cost of entries for the year is 8848770 euros, which is equivalent to $8.85 million.

These figures are the basic cost of a Formula 1 car, and if you add in the cost of research, design, wind tunnel experiments (and even the cost of the wind tunnel laboratory), public and private test fees, these figures are at least doubled. And the new figures do not include car damage, which can significantly increase the cost of millions of euros per accident.

It varies from year to year, roughly between 11 and 20 stops, and is mainly determined by the FIA.

"Formula Race" means "rules and restrictions", because Formula 1 races are built and raced according to the specifications and rules set by the FIA, and all participating teams must adhere to this set of formula-like guidelines.

Formula 1 races are not inter-year-span, but use a single-year league system, where points are accumulated throughout the year to determine the results of drivers and teams in order to produce champions.

F1 drivers are in the top 10 in terms of annual salary (note: in US dollars).

Raikkonen (Ferrari) 51 million.

Schumacher Jr. (Toyota) 25 million.

Alonso (McLaren) 22 million.

Barton (Honda) 18 million.

Barrichello (Honda) 12 million.

Trulli (Toyota) 10 million.

Massa (Ferrari) 8 million.

Fisichella (Renault) 7 million.

Webb (Red Bull) 5 million.

Takuma Sato (Super Ajuri) 4.5 million.

F1 sponsorship is ranked in the top 10 (Note: in USD).

Marlboro (Ferrari) billion.

Vodafone (McLaren) 80 million.

ing (Renault) 55 million.

Petronas (BMW Sauber) 43 million.

Shell (Ferrari) 40 million.

Mobil (McLaren) 40 million.

at t (Williams) 30 million.

John Walker (McLaren) 30 million, Panasonic (Toyota) 30 million.

Intel (BMW Sauber) 30 million.

The Constructors' Championship is one of the driving forces behind the team's competitive performance, even if it costs a fraction of the amount of money the team spends. The team that wins the annual championship will receive about $15 million in prize money, and of course there is a trophy engraved with the Constructors Championship, with 12 million for second place and about 9 million for third place (all three are approximate figures).

In addition to receiving the highest prize money, the team that wins the Formula 1 championship will also participate in the revenue from the TV rights of the Formula 1 car. Under the current Concorde Agreement, the total revenue of the ten teams is 23% of the TV broadcast revenue, and this 23% is multiplied by the corresponding proportion of the "red envelope amount" of each team, and the championship team is of course the largest proportion.

The FIA's sports rules stipulate that the annual ranking of the team will determine the team's position in the pits next season, and the team that wins this year's championship will be placed in the first workshop after the pit stop next season, which is an additional bonus for the team.