What is the average salary for NASCAR and Champ Car drivers.?
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When Tony Stewart won it was over 3 million
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NBA players have the highest average salary of all professional sports in the United States. As of last year, NBA players averaged $4.9 million. Coming in second are MLB players, who averaged $2.49 million. NHL players averaged $1.79 million in 2002-03, the latest season in which their union has figures available. And NFL players averaged $1.26 million last year. \n\nAs mentioned earlier, this is due to a combination of factors, including sport marketability, number of regular season games played (82 for NBA players, 16 for NFL players), and number of players on each roster (About 14 for NBA teams, versus 53 for NFL teams).
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$5,761,830 is what he got last yr. in the nextel cup series.\n\nhe also ran some Busch races check that out yourself.
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Heck yeah! At least NASCAR drivers still appreciate their fans! They are making loads of money, but I've never heard of a driver's strike!
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You can find the points rules on the website www.nascar.com  I don't know about all the other rules for the car specs, etc.  They change so much that the teams can't keep up, let alone us fans!
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This has a list of occupations and their average earnings.  It's Florida-specific, but I'd imagine the trends are the same across the country (e.g., a dirt farmer will usually make less than an attorney, regardless of state)\n\nhttp://www.whatpeopleareasking.com/jobs_pay.asp?port=E7
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go to cbssportsline.com and click on any sport than player and you ll see their salary
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check out Mario Andretti, he has won at all levels and types of racing from F1 it Nascar  :)
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Check out http://www.salary.com/
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They make on average from $50,000-$250,000\n\nI couldn't find anything on that team, I'm sorry.
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it all varies. obviously gthe bigger your name the more money could be coming your way. sponsers and team owners help pay for the car. \nthere is a certain pot for each race. depends on the races income. obviously daytona makes more money than say pocono, and therefore the purse for that race is more, and even if you are last you could still end up with some pretty decent change.\nthe driver perfoms on sunday, and depending on the laps he might have led, and his finishing position is what he walks home with. now that money goes partially to the driver, but some of that moeny goes back into the team. \nif you go to nascar.com and go to the driver's page it will list the winnings for each race for the driver. or if you pull up the results from the race it will list the finishing orders and then all the way over to the right it will list the winnings.\nthe driver's also make money from the sponsers for ad's and stuff like that.. they don't get out and say "this budweiser/dupont/lowes/home depot car" for no reason..
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Info on how the NHRA pays out:\n\nhttp://www.nhra.com/apcm/templates/about.asp?articleid=3262&zoneid=101\n\n"NHRA and POWERade's total payout to competitors in 2005 will be more than $3 million, including the NHRA POWERade championship points fund and NHRA POWERade Top 10 bonus program."\n\nConsidering that Tony Stewart alone had nearly $7 million in winnings in 2005, I think it's safe to say that NASCAR pays more than NHRA.\n\nhttp://www.nascar.com/races/cup/2005/data/standings_official.html\n\n(Edited to pull 2005 stats for more "apples to apples" comparison)
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don't know about champ car, indy or f1, but nascar is still in miles and mph.
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it depends on the contract they have with their car owner, and team. like take jeff gordon for case. he gets part of his winnings. part go into the team and to rick hendrick, but he also gets part of jimmies winnings as he is part car owner. your car owner fronts the money for everything, and then gets part of your earnings for your career. \nas for an exact amount it would be very hard to say. but let's face it.. yeah, none of them are hurting. they will probably make more money than they can actually spend. they all live fairly simple lifes as far as famous people go. yeah, they don't make near as much as NFL or NBA players, but they also lead much simplier lifes, and also, put a lot of money back into their car, and and a lot to charity. as for earnings won from each race (not take home pay..but winnings) you can go to nascar.com and see each individuals driver page and it will list for each race.
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Well it really depends what kind of event you are talking about. The average speed for the Nextel Cup event this past weekend was 102.707 mph. The average speed for the Busch event was 92.25 mph. Of course qualifying speeds will always be higher because there is no traffic and more controled conditions. Also Indy cars and nascar trucks may have different average speeds. I would think though the fastest a race car could do would be about 133 to 135 at the track!
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There is no set answer to that question.  It really depend on the dealership that you are working for.  I have been in the business for 15 years and I have seen sales people come in and make $70-80 grand their 1st year and then I have seen some come in and barely make $2 grand a month, it really depends.  Try not to get to smart in the business and do what management tell you as far as what to say to customers.  The less you know the more money you make (meaning, you don't have to know what the dealership have in a vehicle or how much is a dealership is puting in a vehicle).  My first 3 years in the business was my best years and then I got smart.  I still do well but I could do better.  Good luck and give it atleast a year so that you can compare the good times with the bad times.  The good times will outweigh the bad times.  Take care.
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Here u go u want the results ..THEN here they are \n\n\n1 2 Kurt Busch Dodge Miller Lite 93.055 76.987 Leader \n2 26 Jamie McMurray Ford Crown Royal 92.948 77.075 -0.088 \n3 29 Kevin Harvick Chevrolet GM Goodwrench 92.889 77.124 -0.137 \n4 12 Ryan Newman Dodge ALLTEL 92.812 77.188 -0.201 \n5 160 Boris Said Ford SOBE - No Fear 92.663 77.312 -0.325 \n6 9 Kasey Kahne Dodge Dodge Dealers/UAW/SRT 92.495 77.453 -0.466 \n7 16 Greg Biffle Ford National Guard 92.308 77.610 -0.623 \n8 6 Mark Martin Ford AAA 92.295 77.621 -0.634 \n9 17 Matt Kenseth Ford DEWALT 92.226 77.679 -0.692 \n10 01 Joe Nemechek Chevrolet U.S. Army 92.158 77.736 -0.749 \n11 24 Jeff Gordon Chevrolet DuPont 92.086 77.797 -0.810 \n12 20 Tony Stewart Chevrolet The Home Depot 92.076 77.805 -0.818 \n13 31 Jeff Burton Chevrolet Cingular Wireless 92.027 77.847 -0.860 \n14 7 Robby Gordon Chevrolet Menards/Energizer 92.025 77.848 -0.861 \n15 4 P.J. Jones Chevrolet AERO Exhaust 92.020 77.853 -0.866 \n16 48 Jimmie Johnson Chevrolet Lowe's 91.893 77.960 -0.973 \n17 32 Ron Fellows Chevrolet Tide-Downy 91.859 77.989 -1.002 \n18 21 Ken Schrader Ford Little Debbie 91.837 78.008 -1.021 \n19 5 Kyle Busch Chevrolet Kellogg's 91.821 78.021 -1.034 \n20 99 Carl Edwards Ford Office Depot 91.726 78.102 -1.115 \n21 43 Bobby Labonte Dodge Cheerios/Betty Crocker 91.684 78.138 -1.151 \n22 88 Dale Jarrett Ford UPS 91.644 78.172 -1.185 \n23 66 Jeff Green Chevrolet Best Buy 91.586 78.222 -1.235 \n24 38 Elliott Sadler Ford Pedigree 91.559 78.245 -1.258 \n25 10 Scott Riggs Dodge Valvoline/Stanley Tools 91.483 78.310 -1.323 \n26 8 Dale Earnhardt Jr. Chevrolet Budweiser 91.445 78.342 -1.355 \n27 40 Scott Pruett Dodge Coors Light 91.382 78.396 -1.409 \n28 07 Clint Bowyer* Chevrolet Jack Daniel's 91.381 78.397 -1.410 \n29 14 Sterling Marlin Chevrolet Waste Management 91.308 78.460 -1.473 \n30 27 Tom Hubert Chevrolet Kirk Shelmerdine Racing 91.265 78.497 -1.510 \n31 72 David Gilliland Dodge Dutch Quality Stone 91.132 78.611 -1.624 \n32 19 Jeremy Mayfield Dodge Dodge Dealers/UAW/SRT 91.067 78.667 -1.680 \n33 45 Kyle Petty Dodge Wells Fargo 91.012 78.715 -1.728 \n34 42 Casey Mears Dodge Texaco/Havoline 91.010 78.717 -1.730 \n35 55 Michael Waltrip Dodge NAPA Auto Parts 90.929 78.787 -1.800 \n36 22 Dave Blaney Dodge Caterpillar 90.825 78.877 -1.890 \n37 96 Terry Labonte Chevrolet DLP HDTV 90.684 79.000 -2.013 \n38 18 J.J. Yeley* Chevrolet Interstate Batteries 90.306 79.330 -2.343 \n39 1 Martin Truex Jr.* Chevrolet Bass Pro Shops/Tracker 90.251 79.379 -2.392 \n40 11 Denny Hamlin* Chevrolet FedEx Freight 90.186 79.436 -2.449 \n41 41 Reed Sorenson+* Dodge Target 90.028 79.575 -2.588 \n42 25 Brian Vickers+ Chevrolet GMAC 88.497 80.952 -3.965 \n43 102 Brandon Ash Dodge Sprinter Trucking, Inc. 90.715 78.973 -1.986 \n  \nDid not Qualify \n44 34 Johnny Miller Chevrolet Oak Glove Co. 90.552 79.115