Ferrari will be paid much more than any other Formula One team this year despite finishing runners-up to world champions Mercedes last season, according to figures published on Wednesday. Autosport.com, which said it obtained projected payment details at least weekend's Bahrain Grand Prix, said Ferrari was in line to receive $192 million -- a 17 percent increase on 2015. The figures have not been published by Formula One Management. The Italian glamour team, the only ones to have been in the championship since it started in 1950 and the most successful, are alone in getting $70 million as a reward for their long-standing contribution. Mercedes, winners of both constructor and driver...
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