More than half of Formula 1’s current drivers live in Monaco. While they spend much of the year flying around the globe, they can commute to the sport’s most famous race in minutes.

Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen are two of the most well-paid athletes in sporting history but there is one F1 driver that will one day be worth more than both

The 2025 that Lewis Hamilton experienced was far from ideal. A headline move to Italian giants Ferrari was upended by a sixth-placed Drivers' Championship finis

Formula 1 drivers can earn a huge living from travelling around the world and racing the fastest race cars ever created. With F1’s rising popularity under Liberty Media’s ownership, the sport has grown significantly in terms of audience and global revenue.

Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc shared a viral moment during a fan Q&A after Hamilton revealed the one nickname only his mom is allowed to use.

Lando Norris may be champion on the track, but it’s a different story in the race to financial supremacy as F1’s top ten earners revved up an estimated $363 million in salary and bonuses this year.

George Russell also owns a Mercedes Project One, which he uses as his ‘everyday car’ on the streets of the principality. Hamilton has since announced that he got rid of his incredible collection of cars, but that doesn’t mean he’s not on the lookout for his next toy.

Lewis Hamilton, Max Verstappen, Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri have been named on Sportico's 2025 Top 100 Highest-Paid Athletes list. While it was Cristiano Ronaldo who topped the list, with a reported salary/winnings of $200million plus $60million in endorsements, seven-time Formula 1 champion Lewis Hamilton was the highest-ranking driver in 11th.