If we forget about wars (except when it’s about Russia or eventually China, the bad guys, since S. It’s not their first rodeo, and as Tifoso said, there are worse nations in this regard, one being simultaneously involved in many conflicts, also holding three events this season). Since that is too much, we satisfied with only Russia being punished (I suppose because a war in Europe is too much too accept, if it was in Middle East it would be OK, as it was before. Arabia and practically all NATO countries are out of F1, including almost all drivers, teams, venues etc. Indeed, if war is a criteria, then Russia, S. “We had 60.6 million total followers, up 23% from 2021, and saw significant growth in markets like the US, where social followers were up 42% versus 2021 to 4.5 million.”Īdvert | Become a RaceFans supporter and go ad-free “F1 was once again the fastest-growing major sport league on the planet in 2022 in terms of social media followers,” he added. Looking at some other markets, Italy viewership grew 22%, Australia was up 20% and Germany viewership grew 9%.” “US viewership was up 36% compared to 2021, with an average of 1.2 million viewers tuning in on race days. “Cumulative TV audiences for the 2022 season was 1.54 billion and average viewership for races was 70 million,” he said. The increased interest in F1 was reflected in growing viewership online and through television, said Domenicali. Demand is continuing into 2023, with sell-out crowds expected at a number of races this season.” “We welcomed more than 5.7 million fans to race weekends, up 36% compared to 2019. The 2022 season “saw record attendance at grand prix events,” according to Domenicali. He said “growing fan engagement” in the sport had been driven by increased action in races due to the new technical regulations which he said had allowed cars to race together more closely. “I think F1 is in the strongest position it has ever been,” Domenicali told a call for investors after the results were announced. The FIA began a formal process for new entrants to apply last month. The financial health of its competitors is better than it has been for years, and several newcomers have expressed interest in joining the championship. The series paid out £964m ($1.16bn) to its 10 competing teams. The 2023 F1 calendar features a record-breaking 23 rounds.
However F1 held only six races during that period last year compared to seven the year before.į1’s revenues rose year-on-year by 20%, despite holding the same number of races last year as it did the previous season. The represented a fall of 4% compared to the same period in 2021. The series’ owner Liberty Media presented its latest set of financial results on Wednesday, with revenue from F1 coming to £626 million ($754) over the final quarter of 2022.
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