Formula 1: How much money did all 20 drivers make in 2020?

How much did each of Formula 1’s 20 full-time drivers make throughout the 2020 season? The range from highest to lowest earner is quite wide.

The 2020 Formula 1 season came to an end back on Sunday, December 13 with the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix at Yas Marina Circuit. This race capped off what ended up being a coronavirus pandemic-shortened 17-race season, one that had been set to be a record-breaking 22-race season.

Just nine races on the initial 22-race schedule ended up being run in 2020, with eight more added to make up for the 13 casualties caused by the threat of COVID-19 and the restrictions imposed by governments across the globe because of it.

The season was scheduled to get underway in mid-March with the Australian Grand Prix at Albert Park Grand Prix Circuit. That race turned into one of the 13 casualties, and the season ended up not getting underway until early July with what would have been the 11th race, the Austrian Grand Prix at the Red Bull Ring.

Three of the sport’s 20 full-time drivers ended up missing time as a result of COVID-19, but nobody missed more than two races.

How much money did each of the 20 full-time competitors make throughout the 2020 season?

NOTE: All money figures from RaceFans. Teams sorted by constructor standings finish. Endorsements not included.

Mercedes

Lewis Hamilton: $40 million (1st overall)
Valtteri Bottas: $8 million (T-6th overall)
Team total: $48 million (1st overall)

Red Bull

Max Verstappen: $25 million (3rd overall)
Alexander Albon: $2.5 million (14th overall)
Team total: $27.5 million (3rd overall)

McLaren

Carlos Sainz Jr.: $8 million (T-6th overall)
Lando Norris: $2 million (T-15th overall)
Team total: $10 million (7th overall)

Racing Point

Sergio Perez: $8 million (T-6th overall)
Lance Stroll: $3 million (13th overall)
Team total: $11 million (6th overall)

Renault

Daniel Ricciardo: $20 million (4th overall)
Esteban Ocon: $5 million (T-10th overall)
Team total: $25 million (4th overall)

Ferrari

Sebastian Vettel: $30 million (2nd overall)
Charles Leclerc: $10 million (5th overall)
Team total: $40 million (2nd overall)

AlphaTauri

Pierre Gasly: $2 million (T-15th overall)
Daniil Kvyat: $2 million (T-15th overall)
Team total: $4 million (9th overall)

Alfa Romeo

Kimi Raikkonen: $5 million (T-10th overall)
Antonio Giovinazzi: $1 million (T-18th overall)
Team total: $6 million (5th overall)

Haas

Romain Grosjean: $7 million (9th overall)
Kevin Magnussen: $5 million (T-10th overall)
Team total: $12 million (8th overall)

Williams

George Russell: $1 million (T-18th overall)
Nicholas Latifi: $1 million (T-18th overall)
Team total: $2 million (10th overall)