$800M+ F1 earnings. Denver Broncos co-owner. Knighted. Self-made.
Lewis Hamilton's Ferrari contract for 2025 pays an estimated $55 million per year, making him the highest-paid F1 driver ever at age 40—a salary that matches Naomi Osaka's record-breaking 2020 earnings but spans a longer career. His total F1 income exceeds $800 million, yet his wealth extends far beyond the track: co-ownership of the Denver Broncos (acquired in 2022), a $20 million stake in an Alpine skiing team, and investments in plant-based chain Neat Burger plus his own fashion line. Knighted in 2021, Hamilton shattered the stereotype of F1 as a sport for wealthy heirs by building a self-made billionaire portfolio. His decade-long Mercedes deal at $55M/year proved racing can generate empire-level wealth.
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