Once again, the annual list of Formula One team budgets has been published. The list shows that the top four teams are set to spend more than €400 million for 2015.
Spanish newspaper El Mundo Deportivo reported the compilation made by the Business Book GP, which stated that the Red Bull Racing will have the biggest cost with a budget of €468.7 million while Lewis Hamilton's Mercedes team come as runners-up with €467.4 million.
All ten teams will be spending almost €2600 million in this year alone.
See the full breakdown below. The brackets indicate the income from sponsors, then partners and then from TV/FOM.
F1 2015 team budgets:
1. Red Bull Racing (€266m + €35.7m + €167m) = €468.7m
2. Mercedes (€122m + €212.4m + €133m) = €467.4m
3. McLaren Honda (€144.5m + €216.5m + €104m) = €465m
4. Ferrari (€208.5m + €34.5m + €175m) = €418m
5. Williams (€52.5m + €22.9m + €111m) = €186.4m
6. Lotus (€69.5m + €13.6m + €56m) = €139.1m
7. Toro Rosso (€68m + €9.45m + €60m) = €137.45m
8. Force India (€49.5m + €12.2m + €68m) = €129.7m
9. Sauber (€44m + €9.25m + €50m) = €103.25m
10. Manor (€0.5m + €32.5m + €50m) = €83m
TOTALS: (€1025m + €599m +€974m) = €2598m
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