Why Ferrari, F1's most expensive team, is worth more than others
#ferrarif1 #scuderiaferrari #f1business Ferrari hasn't won a Formula 1 World Championship since 2008. They haven't won the Constructors' title since 2008. And yet — Ferrari is the most valuable team on the F1 grid at $6.5 billion. More than Mercedes. More than Red Bull. So how does a team that loses on Sunday still win on the balance sheet on Monday? In today's video, we look at Why Ferrari , F1's most expensive team, is worth more than others. We break down the four hidden revenue layers that make Scuderia Ferrari an unkillable financial machine. Keep watching to see #ferrarif1 #scuderiaferrari #f1business Also check out: • Second Place Gets Paid More: Inside Formul... The business of Formula 1. Simply explained. New video every week. Sources: · Ferrari N.V. 2024 Annual Report and Form 20-F · Forbes — Most Valuable F1 Teams 2024 · Liberty Media SEC 10-K filings · Concorde Agreement reporting via The Race / RaceFans · HP-Ferrari title partnership announcement, April 24, 2024 #ferrarif1 #scuderiaferrari #f1business #formula1businessmodel
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