How much money does Alonso earn?

Question

How much money does Alonso earn?

Answer 1

Rumors at the start of the season were that Renault Paid him 26 million, i can't remember if it was for a one or two year contract but it's still quite a lot of money.

Answer 2

about £14-20 million pounds a year  but he isnt the highest paid driver the highest paid driver was Michael Schumacher but now he isnt driving the next highest paid id Kimi Raikkonen at £20-30 million pounds a year.

Answer 3

Fernando Alonso, McLaren, US$22 million

Max Mosley has approved increases in the cost of F1 drivers’ superlicences that will net the FIA an extra €1.1m* (£818,000).

F1 drivers have seen the cost of their licences increase by up to 479%. The top drivers will pay the most but it’s not as if they’re impoverished to begin with - Lewis Hamilton will earn something between £36m and £150m over the next five years, depending whose figures you believe.

So why is the FIA after the extra money?

New superlicence costs

Driver - 2008 fee (2007 fee)

Fernando Alonso - €228,000.00 (€51,429.00)

Rubens Barrichello - €10,000.00 (€1,725.00)

Sebastien Bourdais - €10,000.00 (€1,725.00)

Jenson Button - €22,000.00 (€4,461.00)

David Coulthard - €38,000.00 (€8,109.00)

Anthony Davidson - €10,000.00 (€1,725.00)

Giancarlo Fisichella - €52,000.00 (€11,301.00)

Timo Glock - €10,000.00 (€1,725.00)

Nick Heidfeld - €132,000.00 (€29,541.00)

Lewis Hamilton - €228,000.00 (€51,429.00)

Heikki Kovalainen - €70,000.00 (€15,405.00)

Robert Kubica - €88,000.00 (€19,509.00)

Felipe Massa - €198,000.00 (€44,589.00)

Kazuki Nakajima - €10,000.00 (€1,725.00)

Nelson Piquet Jnr - €10,000.00 (€1,725.00)

Kimi Raikkonen - €230,000.00 (€51,885.00)

Nico Rosberg - €50,000.00 (€10,845.00)

Takuma Sato - €18,000.00 (€3,549.00)

Adrian Sutil - €10,000.00 (€1,725.00)

Jarno Trulli - €26,000.00 (€5,373.00)

Sebastian Vettel - €22,000.00 (€4,461.00)

Mark Webber - €30,000.00 (€6,285.00)

FIA’s income from F1 race drivers under 2007 pay schedule: €330,702.00

FIA’s income from F1 race drivers under 2008 pay schedule: €1,504,000.00

The extra €1.1m* this will bring into the FIA is not an insignificant sum, but nor is it an impressive amount by F1 standards. The FIA raked in around $50m (€33.9m) from the McLaren fine after the relevant deductions were made.