How much is Oscar Piastri Worth? Oscar Piastri Net Worth in 2026

By the Alux Research Team. How we estimate net worth

Oscar Piastri’s net worth is estimated at $60 million as of November 2026. About 71 percent of what he earned in his best year came from bonuses, which makes this the rare fortune that depends more on the results sheet than the contract. That year was 2025. In 2026, the standings look very different.

Net worth	$60 million (estimate, range $45 million to $75 million)
Born	April 6, 2001, Melbourne, Australia (age 25)
Country	Australia
Known for	McLaren F1 driver, Formula 2 and Formula 3 champion
Main income sources	McLaren salary, performance bonuses, sponsors

How much is Oscar Piastri worth in 2026?

Our figure is $60 million, in a range of $45 million to $75 million. The pay figures for 2024 and 2025 are published estimates. The rest, especially tax, is our assumption, because no one outside McLaren has seen his contract and his tax position isn’t public.

Public estimates vary widely. Older numbers were written before the 2025 bonuses landed, and most newer ones never show what tax takes out, which is why they can’t be compared with each other.

Four seasons, $98 million before tax

Source	Our estimate	What it rests on
2023 rookie season	$5 million	One salary roundup gives a base of about $2 million and a total of about $8 million, without a named source for the total. Assumption: $5 million, the midpoint.
2024 season	$22 million	Forbes estimates reported by Speedcafe: A$35.64 million at the article’s rate of A$1.62 to the dollar, split into $5 million salary and $17 million bonuses.
2025 season	$56.4 million	Forbes estimate reported by SEN, with $40 million of it in bonuses. He won seven races and finished third.
2026 through October	$15 million	NBC, citing RacingNews365, reported a $13 million salary, so ten months is $10.8 million. Assumption: $4.2 million in bonuses, far below 2025 because of his results.
Tax and fees	minus $34.4 million	Assumption: 35 percent of the $98.4 million above. One roundup says he lives in Monaco, but his address isn’t confirmed, and drivers can owe tax where they race.
Living costs	minus $4 million	Assumption: $1 million a year for four seasons.
Total	$60 million	The rows sum exactly. Sponsors have no separate row: the published pay estimates don’t say whether they include them, and no amounts are public, so we avoid counting them twice. We add no investment returns because most of this money is under two years old.

$40 million in bonuses, one driver, one season

Forbes estimated a 2025 total of $56.4 million, including $40 million in bonuses, so bonuses were 70.9 percent of the year. Take them away and $16.4 million remains. By our math, 2025 alone is 57 percent of the $98.4 million we estimate he has earned in Formula 1.

The team had already paid out on this scale. McLaren paid almost A$65 million in bonuses across its two drivers for 2024, the year he won twice and finished fourth. Then came seven wins in 2025, which took his career total to nine.

What 2026 did to the math

The official standings we opened on November 3, 2026 had him seventh on 144 points, with Kimi Antonelli leading on 380 and Lando Norris sixth on 221. A contract built around bonuses pays much less in a year like that. We assume his 2026 bonuses come to about a tenth of last year’s. That is a guess, and it is the softest number in the ledger after tax.

His base pay is disputed too. A Daily Mail report relayed by Crash.net put his new deal at £20 million a year in March 2025. A year later, RacingNews365’s figures had him on $13 million, well under Norris’s $30 million. We use the later, lower number. If the higher one is right, the 2026 row is too small.

The family business stays off the ledger

His father, Chris Piastri, founded HP Tuners, an automotive software company that sponsored him in the junior categories, where he won Formula 3 in 2020 and Formula 2 in 2021 as a rookie each time. We credit none of its value to Oscar, since nothing we opened shows he owns any of it. His personal deals are small next to the race money: Quad Lock, Monster Energy and Grill’d, plus an OP81 merchandise store with no published sales.

The biggest thing that could move this figure is his bonus for 2026 and whether McLaren’s car lets him earn one in 2027. He signed the extension in March 2025 while already under contract, and one report says it runs through 2028, though McLaren has not published the length.

Oscar Piastri net worth FAQ

How much did Oscar Piastri make in 2025?

Forbes estimated $56.4 million, fourth among F1 drivers, behind Max Verstappen at $114 million, Lewis Hamilton at $106 million and Lando Norris at $86.5 million.

What is Oscar Piastri’s McLaren salary?

Reports disagree. His 2026 salary was reported at $13 million in March 2026, while a 2025 report said £20 million a year. McLaren has not published either.

How much of Oscar Piastri’s money comes from bonuses?

Bonuses were $40 million of his $56.4 million in 2025 and about $17 million of his $22 million in 2024, per Forbes estimates.

How old is Oscar Piastri?

He was born on April 6, 2001, in Melbourne, so he is 25. He joined McLaren for 2023 as Daniel Ricciardo’s replacement.

How is this net worth figure estimated?

We add four seasons of estimated pay to get $98.4 million, take 35 percent for tax and fees, and subtract $1 million a year in living costs.

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How we estimate net worth

Our estimates are based on public reporting, company valuations, and deal and earnings figures all compiled in an internal valuation model. They are approximate, and figures change over time as new information emerges.

Last updated: November 2026.