Each year, Formula 1 teams pay an entry fee to the FIA for the right to start the following season. The cost of the entry fee is not included in the budget cap and consists of two parts: the base amount and the payment for each point earned in the last season.
Under the rules, the base entry fee for 2023 for each team is $617,687, up 7% from last year. The Constructors’ Championship winner must pay $7,411 per point earned, while all other teams pay $6,174 per point earned.
For example, the Red Bull Racing team that won the Constructors’ Championship with 759 points will pay a record $6,242,636. In total, all teams will pay the FIA $21,624,653 for the right to compete in the 2023 season.
| Team | Glasses | Contribution amount for 2023 |
| Red Bull races | 759 | $6,242,636 |
| Ferrari | 554 | $4,038,083 |
| Mercedes | 515 | $3,797,297 |
| Alps | 173 | $1,685,789 |
| McLaren | 159 | $1,599,353 |
| Alfa Romeo | 55 | $957,257 |
| Aston Martin | 55 | $957,257 |
| hare | 37 | $846 125 |
| AlphaTauri | 35 | $833,777 |
| Willems | eight | $667,079 |
Source: F1 News
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