In the report, signed by the German manufacturer's motorsport boss Toto Wolff, Mercedes said they "exceeded expectations yet again" and they were "able to maintain or improve upon the high standards set during the record-breaking 2014 season".
The team also recorded a turnover of £66.3, which came from increased prize money following their 2014 double title triumph, and more sponsorship revenue.
They also noted £8.1 million increase in operating costs, as well as "a decrease of £4.1m in consortium tax relief claims".
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Peanuts, peanuts, peanuts. I'say Lewis and Nico earn more than that between them, so what's in the bag for Toto, Niki, Paddy... to name but a few.