Red Bull's financial figures for 2025
Red Bull Racing's financial figures show that the team made a bottom-line profit of £9.384 million in a turbulent 2025 for the team.
In a year that saw the sacking of Christian Horner and the departures of other senior figures, including Helmut Marko, the official financial submissions to Companies House show Red Bull Racing posted a climb of £7.703 million GBP in bottom-line profit and increased turnover of £65.1 million GBP.
The team enjoyed turnover of £379.583 million GBP in 2025, a rise from £314.409 million GBP in 2024, which after cost of sales left Red Bull Racing with a gross profit of £104.205 million for 2025.
This was a sharp rise from £23.676 million in 2024.
After expenses and interest, this left Red Bull Racing with a profit before tax of £11.075 million in 2025, a climb from £2.895 million in 2024.
After tax was paid, it left the company with a bottom-line profit figure for 2025 of the £9.384 million GBP, a rise of £7.703 million GBP on the previous year.
Below, you can check out the other financial submissions to Companies House examined by RacingNews365.
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