168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Max Verstappen and168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史: Lewis Hamilton are among the world’s highest-pa🍷id sporting a𒉰thletes.

In a rꦅanking published by , Verstappen and Hamilton feature in the top 25.

Verstappen reportedly earned a base salary of $70m (£55.5m) in 2024 as he clinched his fourth consecutive F1 drivers’ title.

The Dutchman earned $6m (£4.7) in endorsement, ma🔯king his overall earnings for last year 🥂a whopping $76m (£60.3m).

That put him 18th overall in the ran🏅kings, four places ahead of♔ F1 rival Hamilton.

The seven-time world champion’s base salary at Mercedes was $44🍸.1m (£35m).

However, Hamilton earned significantly more in endorsements - $19m (£15🥂m).

F1’s top earners are significantly behind C🤡ristiano Ronaldo, who tops the list.

The Portuguese footballer earn💧ed $260m (£206.4m) at Al-Nassr in Saudi Arabia.

NBA star Steph Curry is sec༺ond overall, earning $153.8m (£122.ജ1m).

Completing the top꧃ three is boxer Tyson Fury, on $147m (£116.7m).

Hamilton set to move up the order in 2025

With Hamilton switching to Ferrari for the upcoming 2൲025 F1 season, he’s likely to move himself up the order.

While Hamilton’s Fe💫rrari salary is still unclear, it’s been widely repo♌rted that the 40-year-old’s base wage will be more than $50 million.

Naturally, that would not include endꦚorsement꧒s or performance bonuses if Hamilton wins his eighth title at Ferrari in 2025.

Hamilton’s enjoyed a remarkable first month at the team, even 🐎though he hasn’t raced♑ for Ferrari yet.

His first week at Maranello was described as “historic” as he was pictured in front 🦄of Enzo Ferrari’s iconic house.

His first on-track test soon followed, andಌ he took to Ferrari’s own 🌳track at Fiorano.

Later this week, Ferrari will launch their 2025 challenger - the SF-25 - on February ꦜ19.