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'Ferrari top F1 earner ahead of Mercedes'

Italian manufacturer Ferrari will receive more money than any other team in Formula One for 2015 despite finishing second in the championship to Mercedes, British magazine Autosport reported on Thursday. The 2015 total payout was $965m and this will be distributed across 10 teams with Ferrari leading the way ahead of the reigning double world champions. Formula One Management (FOM) collates revenues from hosting fees, media rights, trackside sponsorship and hospitality with the teams receiving nine monthly payments with a final payment due in early 2017 when definitive revenues have been calculated. Ferrari will earn an estimated $192m - $33m more than last year - almost 20 percent of the...
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