A rare look into the financial workings of NASCAR.

FenderBumper

FenderBumper

The "good old days" ??
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Tracks end up with $10 million or more in TV money per race. Tracks also got a raise from TV money, but their contribution to the purse remains about the same. TV money ends up 65% to tracks, 25% to teams and 10% to NASCAR.

That estimate doesn't include ticket sales, concessions, race naming rights, speedway naming rights and at track advertising revenue, which is a considerable sum per race.
 
FenderBumper said:
Tracks end up with $10 million or more in TV money per race. Tracks also got a raise from TV money, but their contribution to the purse remains about the same. TV money ends up 65% to tracks, 25% to teams and 10% to NASCAR.

That estimate doesn't include ticket sales, concessions, race naming rights, speedway naming rights and at track advertising revenue, which is a considerable sum per race.
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So Bruton isn't going to have to sell the farm after all? ;)
 
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