Pascal Wehrlein and Sibel Leylek combined net worth: A look at the Formula E champion’s earnings and financial journey

By February 2026, Pascal Wehrlein will be among the most successful drivers in the ABB FIA Formula E World Championship, and his financial history will be marked by decades of success at the highest levels of motorsport. Although people tend to show interest in his personal life, whatever is publicly accessible just allows one to evaluate the income of Wehrlein more closely, and his partner, Sibel Leylek, continues to have a personal financial image.Pascal Wehrlein’s individual net worth is estimated at approximately €3 million (£2.5 million). Most of this net worth he has made by his professional racing career, and especially since he became a key player in Porsche's Formula E program. Wehrlein, one of the leading drivers for the TAG Heuer Porsche Formula E Team, earns somewhere between €2.2 million and €2.8 million per year, making him one of the highest-paid drivers in the championship.This financial value has increased significantly due to his score in the 2023/2024 Formula E World Championship, which is Porsche's first title in the series. Then he had a 3rd place result in the 2024/2025 season, which only strengthened his reputation as a regular at the forefront, guaranteeing further high-level agreements.Wehrlein had a solid financial foundation as a Mercedes-sponsored driver before Formula E. He has 40 Formula 1 begins with Manor and Sauber, and also spent some time as a test driver in Scuderia Ferrari. Although these positions lasted a little shorter, they still added up to his gains and professional reputation in the long run.Although Pascal Wehrlein's financial situation is somewhat open, Sibel Leylek's personal net worth is not publicly disclosed. This means that there is no specific combined net worth that can be calculated. What is clear is that the economic state of the family is sound and healthy, and Wehrlein is earning the best.Beyond income, Wehrlein is also active in philanthropy through Porsche’s “Racing for Charity” initiative, which donates funds for every lap completed by factory cars. By the 2026 season, this effort has already generated more than €87,200 for charitable foundations.