P1racenews AI automatic summary:
Ferrari are F1’s wealthiest team at $6.4bn but rivals are catching up
In 2025, Ferrari has become the wealthiest team in F1, but they face strong competition from teams like Mercedes and McLaren who are also vying for the top spot in terms of valuation.
Ferrari’s rich history and success in F1, with 15 drivers’ titles and 16 constructors’ championships, contribute to their high valuation of $6.4 billion.
Despite not achieving immediate success with Lewis Hamilton in 2024, Ferrari’s valuation remains strong, leading the pack for the third year in a row.
Mercedes and McLaren have been closing the gap, with Mercedes at $5.88 billion and McLaren at $4.73 billion, showing significant growth from the previous year.
The increasing valuations of F1 teams can be attributed to factors such as scarcity, global expansion, and a younger, more diverse fan base that attracts investors and sponsors.
Overall, the average worth of F1 teams in 2025 stands at $3.42 billion, marking a significant increase from previous years and highlighting the sport’s continued appeal in the world of professional sports.
