The saga of Kyle Bush.

[BarneyB1]

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Joe Gibbs Racing (JGR)​

≈ $116.09 million in sponsor revenue

Richard Childress Racing (RCR)​

≈ $70–75 million

 

[Revman]

Separate the owners from the race teams. Childress has other businesses he makes a living off; I don't know about GIbbs. But personal status aside, I have no doubt the JGR rscing organization has more income and working capital than the RCR team.

Gibbs' only business is his race team....and is a four car team. I am not sure why Gibbs would be considered so much better off in a relative sense.

 

[Revman]

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Joe Gibbs Racing (JGR)​

≈ $116.09 million in sponsor revenue

Richard Childress Racing (RCR)​

≈ $70–75 million

Four cars vs. two....29.03 million per car vs. 39.5 million? Looks like Poor Richard is okay. Maybe I am over simplifying this?

 

[wi_racefan]

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Joe Gibbs Racing (JGR)​

≈ $116.09 million in sponsor revenue

Richard Childress Racing (RCR)​

≈ $70–75 million

I would have to think this includes the whole organization. There's no was he getting $35 mil a year per cup car and running like that......

 

[Charlie Spencer]

Four cars vs. two....29.03 million per car vs. 39.5 million? Looks like Poor Richard is okay. Maybe I am over simplifying this?

You're overlooking common overhead costs. Those can't be split up evenly on a car-by-car basis. You're also overlooking cash on hand and other liquid capital assets.

And JGR may just do a better job of managing their organization financially. That doesn't make it a company with more money but it makes it more profitable / less unprofitable.