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Who’s earning what? Driver salaries revealed

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Who earned the most in 2014? Well, going by their annual salary, it was a trio of drivers with Ferrari’s Fernando Alonso and Kimi Raikkonen joined by Red Bull’s Sebastian Vettel on £17.5m apiece.

The latter took a massive £8m boost thanks to a new deal with Red Bull, whilst Raikkonen also saw his salary increase after moving from Lotus to Ferrari.

Lewis Hamilton dropped to fourth in the table, with Mercedes paying him an estimated £15.9m annual retainer according to Business Book GP2014.

The Britain’s former team-mate, Jenson Button, sits fifth with his current team-mate in sixth, taking home almost £10m a year – though a newly signed deal for next year is expected to bring his salary in line with Hamilton’s.

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Further back and both Romain Grosjean and Pastor Maldonado are on £2.4m – despite the latter bringing around £30m in income for Lotus through his PDVSA sponsor.

The bargain bin contains some real talent too, just showing it’s not all money, money, money in F1, not at least until they’ve proven their worth.

Valtteri Bottas and Daniel Ricciardo both earn under £1m each.

As expected, the Marussia and Caterham boys fill the final few spots, but are joined by Esteban Gutierrez and Daniil Kvyat.

2014 Driver Salaries:

# Driver Team £ € $
01 Fernando Alonso Ferrari £17.5m €22m $29.4m
02 Kimi Raikkonen Ferrari £17.5m €22m $29.4m
03 Sebastian Vettel Red Bull £17.5m €22m $29.4m
04 Lewis Hamilton Mercedes £15.9m €20m $26.7m
05 Jenson Button McLaren £12.7m €16m $21.4m
06 Nico Rosberg Mercedes £9.5m €12m $16m
07 Felipe Massa Williams £3.2m €4m $5.3m
08 Nico Hulkenberg Force India £3.2m €4m $5.3m
09 Romain Grosjean Lotus £2.4m €3m $4m
10 Pastor Maldonado Lotus £2.4m €3m $4m
11 Sergio Perez Force India £2.4m €3m $4m
12 Adrian Sutil Sauber £1.6m €2m $2.7m
13 Kevin Magnussen McLaren £794,000 €1m $1.3m
14 Valtteri Bottas Williams £794,000 €1m $1.3m
15 Daniel Ricciardo Red Bull £596,000 €750,000 $1m
16 Jean-Eric Vergne Toro Rosso £596,000 €750,000 $1m
17 Jules Bianchi Marussia £397,000 €500,000 $668,000
18 Esteban Gutierrez Sauber £320,000 €400,000 $534,000
19 Daniil Kvyat Toro Rosso £198,000 €250,000 $334,000
20 Max Chilton Marussia £160,000 €200,000 $267,000
21 Marcus Ericsson Caterham £120,000 €150,000 $200,000
22 Kamui Kobayashi Caterham £120,000 €150,000 $200,000
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