Lewis Hamilton remains the richest sportsman in Britain with a fortune of £88million but Wayne Rooney has overtaken Jenson Button to be in second place in the 2015 Sunday Times Sport Rich List. Formula One world champion Hamilton, who lives as a tax exile in Monaco, remains on pole position in the list but his fortune has spiralled by £20million on last year. Hamilton has his sights on retaining his world championship title after winning three of the first four races of the season, and is set to sign a new contract with Mercedes worth £27million a year. Lewis Hamilton is top of the 2015 Sunday Times Sport Rich List with a fortune of £88million . Hamilton and actress Olivia Munn film scenes in Rome for Zoolander 2 on Friday . The scene seems to show the celebrities and fashionistas have gathered to watch Zoolander's latest show . Hamilton and Munn happily chatted and checked out each other's phones in between takes . The list was released just hours after Hamilton was pictured on the Rome set for the filming of comedy sequel Zoolander 2 on Friday. Hamilton was sat front row with Olivia Munn and busily chatting in between takes for the film which will be released in February 2016. Hamilton is making his first live-action cameo on the big screen having previously lent his voice to Disney animation Cars 2. Rooney's overall wealth is up £12million to £72million, and the Manchester United and England skipper remains on course to join David Beckham as the only British footballer to amass a fortune of more than £100million. Rooney's £300,000-a-week contract with United still has another four seasons to run, and he is just two goals short of Sir Bobby Charlton's record of 49 goals for England. Button is £1million behind Rooney and though his net worth has grown by £8million in the past year, he signed a new contract on a reduced salary of around £8 million a year last December. Manchester United captain Wayne Rooney has moved up into second place with wealth of £72m . Formula One driver Jenson Button is just £1m behind Rooney with a fortune of £71m . Andy Murray (left) takes up fourth place on the Rich List with wealth put at £48m . Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard is in sixth place on £42m, but is £2m behind Rio Ferdinand . Tennis player Andy Murray is now fourth on the list with wealth put at £48million. The 27-year-old signed a three-year deal with Standard Life last year and also left the Adidas stable to take up a new £15m four-year deal with American clothing brand Under Armour. Rio Ferdinand (£44million) is ahead of former England team-mate Steven Gerrard (£42million), while British NBA star Luol Deng, who plays for Miami Heat, has a fortune of £40million. Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho (£40m) is next on the list ahead of Arsenal's Arsene Wenger (£38m) who is tied in 10th position with Ryan Giggs, the 41-year-old who is now the assistant manager of Manchester United. British NBA star Luol Deng (right) in action for the Miami Heat - and his wealth is put at £40m . Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho is in seventh position with £40m, which is £2m more than Arsene Wenger .
Lewis Hamilton's fortune has spiralled by £20m to £88m in the past year . Wayne Rooney is now second in the Sunday Times Sport Rich List . The Manchester United captain's fortune is up £12m to £72m . F1 driver Jenson Button is £1m behind Rooney in third place .