Max Verstappen's wealth has been revealed on the annual Quote 500, the list of the richest Dutch people.
The three-time world champion has ranked 322nd on the list, whilst he is also the youngest to feature on it.
Verstappen's position is due to his estimated wealth of €210 million, with the Dutchman having received €64 million last year alone from Red Bull.
This covered his annual base salary and his F1 bonuses, for winning the drivers' title and 20 races along the way.
Quote 500 is the leading rich list in the Netherlands, which Verstappen is steadily climbing up.
On top of his Red Bull salary, the 27-year-old also earns money through his sponsorship deals with Heineken and EA Sports. His total income in 2023 was €75 million.
The Red Bull driver is currently leading the F1 standings by 47 points over Lando Norris, who he clashed with twice in Mexico City.
Verstappen received two separate 10-second time penalties for the incidents, which has increased the McLaren driver's chances of toppling the three-time world champion to the title.
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