Mercedes took second place with a valuation of $7.75 billion. The team’s valuation rose by 32 per cent over the year. Rounding out the top three was McLaren, valued at $6.3 billion. Its valuation rose by 33 per cent.
Overall, the average valuation of Formula 1 teams rose by 33% over the year. Compared with 2023, the increase stood at 197%. The combined value of all 11 teams in the championship reached approximately $50 billion.
Ranking of the most valuable Formula 1 teams at the end of 2026:
Ferrari — $8.2 billion (+28 per cent).
Mercedes — $7.75 billion (+32 per cent).
McLaren — $6.3 billion (+33%).
Red Bull — $5.6 billion (+30%).
Aston Martin — $4.15 billion (+38%).
Alpine — $3.28 billion (+58%).
Williams — $3.24 billion (+51%).
Racing Bulls — $3.05 billion (+49%).
Audi — $3 billion (+60%).
Haas — $2.8 billion (+67%).
Cadillac — $2.7 billion.
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