Total ticket sales for Formula One recorded a 6% increase in 2015, according to recent investigations undertaken in the Formula Money Grand Prix Attendance Report, the first study of its kind to monitor ticket and attendance data. Revenue soared from $606.4m in 2014, to $644.7m last year, which is great news for the sport and event organisers, who receive the income from ticket sales. The report, which studied the highest and lowest ticket prices and attendance for every day of every F1 grand prix over the past decade, also revealed a few surprise statistics. Findings showed that F1’s total ticket revenue has increased by a substantial 35% over the last ten years, rising from $478.1...
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