How much every F1 team is worth in 2025 as McLaren see biggest valuation rise after title victory

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Business is booming in Formula 1, with the sport growing at an exponential rate over the last few years.

Every team on the 2025 grid is now valued over $1.6 billion (£1.2bn), showing the impressive growth from last season, when some squads had only just tipped over the $1bn (£790m) mark.

Sportico’s latest report has shown that F1 teams now have an average value of $3.42bn (£2.6bn), which is up 48% from 2024.

Ferrari have topped the rankings for the third consecutive year, although the gap to Mercedes have slightly reduced compared to last season.

Three teams have seen significant increases in their valuation rankings, including McLaren, which unsurprisingly rose 78% in 2025 after taking their second consecutive constructors’ championship.

The Woking-based team have seen two years of significant growth, with this year’s valuation seeing McLaren leapfrog Red Bull into third place.

F1 Oversteer have looked into the valuations for the Formula 1 teams in 2025 and what it means for each squad, whilst comparing the results seen in 2024.

How much is each Formula 1 team worth in 2025

Formula 1 has seen a massive shift in the last decade, with bosses putting a strong focus on audience entertainment, which has resulted in a significant boom in F1 fans.

With factors like Netflix’s Drive to Survive and an increase in social media presence, Formula 1 has seen soaring profits in the previous ten years.

A record-breaking 24-race calendar was introduced for the 2024 season, which has taken the racing spectacle to several new locations and has made the sport bigger than ever.

1. Ferrari remains the most valuable Formula 1 team in 2025

• 2025 Ferrari F1 team value: $6.4 billion (£4.85bn)
• 2024 Ferrari F1 team value: $4.78 billion (£3.8bn)

Ferrari have remained at the top of the list for the most valuable Formula 1 team in 2025, seeing an increase of $1.6bn over the last year.

The Maranello-based squad are now valued by Sportico at $6.4 bn (£4.85bn), which is an increase of 34% from 2024.

Despite signing Lewis Hamilton for this year, Ferrari saw a reduction in their valuation growth, having previously seen an increase of 55.1% between 2023 and 2024.

Ferrari have seen a dip in performance in recent years, with neither Hamilton nor Charles Leclerc taking a race win in 2025. Obviously, the team’s rich history in the sport is what keeps the Prancing Horses at the top of the valuation rankings.

2. Mercedes stays second in the most valuable Formula 1 teams in 2025

• 2025 Mercedes F1 team value: $5.88 billion (£4.46bn)
• 2024 Mercedes F1 team value: $3.94 billion (£3.1bn)

Mercedes saw an increase of 49% in their 2025 valuation compared to last year, with the team now worth $5.88bn (£4.46bn).

The Brackley team have remained second in the rankings this season, despite losing Lewis Hamilton to Ferrari at the start of the year.

George Russell and Kimi Antonelli have seen a steady performance in 2025, resulting in two victories and 10 podium finishes, which have left the team battling for second place in the constructors’ title fight.

3. McLaren jump to third most valuable Formula 1 team in 2025 after championship success

• 2025 McLaren F1 team value: $4.73 billion (£3.59bn)
• 2024 McLaren F1 team value: $2.65bn (£2.1bn)

Unsurprisingly, McLaren have seen a jump up the Formula 1 valuation rankings after a strong 2025 season, which has resulted in both their drivers battling for this year’s title.

The Woking-based squad took their second consecutive championship victory earlier in the year and the team appear to be going from strength to strength.

McLaren is now valued at $4.73bn (£3.59bn), seeing the highest 1-year increase with an impressive 78% growth compared to 2024.

The team had also seen a significant increase of 77.9% between 2023 and last year, showing that McLaren are dramatically on the up.

4. Red Bull loses top-three valuation ranking in 2025 after team turmoil

• 2025 Red Bull F1 team value: $4.32 billion (£3.28bn)
• 2024 Red Bull F1 team value: $3.5 billion (£2.7bn)

Red Bull have lost a position in the 2025 Formula 1 valuation rankings, with a calculated worth of $4.32bn (£3.28bn), which was an increase of 23%.

The team’s growth have almost halved this year, after previously seeing an increase of 42.1% between 2023 and 2024.

The slow in growth is undoubtedly down to the team’s difficult season, which have seen various moments of turmoil during the year.

Christian Horner was sacked as team principal in July 2025 after a number of key figures left the team, disappointing results and 18-months of internal investigations for sexual harassment, for which he was cleared.

Max Verstappen has carried the team through the season, which saw the second seat switch hands from Liam Lawson to Yuki Tsunoda due to poor results.

5. Aston Martin remain the fifth most valuable team after Adrian Newey signing

• 2025 Aston Martin F1 team value: $3 billion (£2.27bn)
• 2024 Aston Martin F1 team value: $2.07 billion (£1.6bn)

Aston Martin stays at the midpoint of the Formula 1 team value rankings despite a difficult season for the team.

The Silverstone squad have struggled to keep up with the mid-pack in 2025, seeing them sitting two positions lower in the championship standings in seventh, heading into the final three races.

Aston Martin is now valued at $3bn (£2.27bn), an increase of 45% from 2024, which is one of the lower rates of growth on the Formula 1 grid.

It was a significant drop for the team, which saw an increase of 83.9% the previous year, despite having signed iconic car designer Adrian Newey from Red Bull heading into the 2026 regulation changes.

6. Williams climb valuation ranking after adding title sponsorship

• 2025 Williams F1 team value: $2.14 billion (£1.62bn)
• 2024 Williams F1 team value: $1.24 billion (£981 million

Williams saw the second-highest valuation increase in the 2025, with a rise of 73%, just slightly behind McLaren.

Undoubtedly, the progress for the Grove-based team has come from James Vowles’ impressive leadership, with the team principal working to secure Williams as a mid-team going forward.

Two massive moves for the team include Carlos Sainz being signed from Ferrari in 2025, to give the squad a strong and experienced line-up, as well as bringing in their first title sponsorship in five years.

Sportico believe that the deal with Atlassian have doubled revenue in 2025 and will also see a significant 60% increase in 2026.

Williams have made incredible strides this season, with the squad currently on track to finish fifth in the constructors’ standings after finishing in a disappointing ninth last year, which will also bring an increase in prize money this year.

7. Alpine see valuation increase despite 2025 struggles

• 2025 Alpine F1 team value: $2.08 billion (£1.57bn)
• 2024 Alpine F1 team value: $1.5 billion (£1.18bn)

Alpine are one of two teams that have dropped down the Formula 1 valuation rankings in 2025, which is undeniably connected to their disappointing and difficult season.

The squad, spearheaded by executive advisor and de facto team principal, Flavio Briatore, is now worth $2.08bn (£1.57bn), an increase of 39% from 2024.

The Enstone-based team are sat at the bottom of this year’s constructors’ title battle with 22 points, which have all been scored by their driver Pierre Gasly.

Alpine have experienced a period of unrest in the 2025 season, including switching driver Jack Doohan for Franco Colapinto and team principal Oliver Oakes resigning with immediate effect just days later.

8. Racing Bulls see third biggest valuation increase after strong 2025

• 2025 Racing Bulls F1 team value: $2.05 billion (£1.55bn)
• 2024 Racing Bulls F1 team value: $1.22 billion (£965 million)

Racing Bulls have seen an impressive valuation increase of 68% between 2024 and 2025 and is now calculated to be worth $2.05bn (£1.55bn).

The Faenza-based team dropped down to eighth in 2024 and has remained in that ranking for this season.

Despite this, the team, which saw a team principal change mid-season when the former boss Laurent Mekies was promoted to Red Bull, have still gone from strength to strength this year, doubling their percentage increase from 2024.

A driver swap early into the season, which saw Liam Lawson demoted back to the team to partner Isack Hadjar, proved the correct decision for Racing Bulls, who are currently sixth in the constructors’ championship.

9. Sauber double valuation in 2025 ahead of Audi takeover next season

• 2025 Sauber F1 team value: $1.88 billion (£1.42bn)
• 2024 Sauber F1 team value: $1.2 billion (£949m)

Sauber was another team that dropped in ranking position last year despite bringing in new title sponsors Stake and Kick.

Audi completed a takeover of the German squad in March 2025, which has seen the team’s valuation increase to $1.88 billion (£1.42bn), which is a 57% rise.

With the manufacturer renaming the squad to Audi in 2026, it is expected to see their valuation rise under the new ownership.

10. Haas F1 team remain at bottom of F1 valuation rankings despite 65% growth

• 2025 Haas F1 team value: $1.68 billion (£1.27bn)
• 2024 Haas F1 team value: $1.02 billion (£807m)

Haas remains the least valuable Formula 1 team, despite increasing their valuation by over double in 2025, following a brand new driver line-up with Esteban Ocon and Oliver Bearman.

The American squad saw a 65% increase in valuation, a jump from 43.7% between 2023 and 2024, as it celebrates one of their strongest seasons since joining the grid in 2016.

Last year proved prosperous for Haas, who finally climbed above the $1bn valuation mark, with the team making a significant increase in 2025 as it rapidly approaches $2bn.