Jeff Gordon vs. Lewis Hamilton: Jeff Gordon, an icon in NASCAR history, solidified his position as one of the sport’s finest drivers, racking up four championships and 93 victories throughout his tenure with Hendrick Motorsports. His illustrious racing career and subsequent role as vice chairman at HMS have contributed to an estimated net worth of $200 million, mainly sourced from lucrative sponsorships and astute real estate ventures.
Among Gordon’s real estate successes was the sale of a 3,454-square-foot New York City apartment, fetching a substantial $30 million in 2013. Another notable property was his former 16,500-square-foot mansion in Boca Raton, Florida, sold for $13.3 million around 2003. Alongside these assets, Gordon holds other properties in his portfolio and retains a minority stake in the Hendrick Motorsports team.
However, despite his impressive wealth, Gordon’s financial status took a hit due to a costly divorce from his ex-wife, Brooke Gordon. Settlements from various legal proceedings ranged anywhere from $15 to $100 million, impacting Gordon’s net worth considerably.
Comparatively, the seven-time Formula 1 World Champion, Lewis Hamilton, boasts a more substantial financial portfolio. According to reports, Hamilton’s net worth at $285 million, a figure anticipated to grow over time.
Beyond the racing sphere, Hamilton has built a diversified business empire. His collection of top-tier cars alone is valued in the millions, while prior ownership of a multimillion-dollar private jet further underlines his opulence. Investments in properties globally include a $43 million penthouse in New York and a $24 million mansion in London, along with holdings in Geneva and Monte Carlo.
Hamilton’s business endeavors are equally impressive. He has cultivated robust associations with brands like Tommy Hilfiger, Monster Energy, Puma, IWC, Sony, Bose, Bell Helmets, MV Augusta Motorcycles, Petronas, and Gran Turismo Sport. Notably, he ventured into the non-alcoholic Tequila business with his brand, Almave, and holds minority stakes in NFL’s Denver Broncos, Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy’s TMRW Sports, runs a charity initiative called Mission 44, and manages Plus 44 World clothing brand alongside the Neat Burger chain.
