F1 teams' combined valuation hits record $50 billion

The combined enterprise value of Formula 1's 11 teams has reached an unprecedented $50 billion, according to annual rankings published by Sportico. The average team is now valued at $4.55 billion, a 33% rise over the past 12 months and 197% since 2023.

Ferrari remains the most valuable team for a fourth consecutive year at $8.2 billion, ahead of Mercedes at $7.75 billion and McLaren at $6.3 billion. Red Bull ($5.6 billion) and Aston Martin ($4.15 billion) complete the top five, with every constructor above $4 billion. Haas recorded the largest annual growth rate at 67%, reaching $2.8 billion, while newcomer Cadillac enters at $2.7 billion.

The rankings were compiled from net team revenues drawn from public corporate filings, supplemented by estimates and interviews with industry figures. Recent equity deals include a stake in Aston Martin acquired by Woody Johnson at an approximate $4.7 billion valuation.