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Matt Kenseth will have another shot at a record bonus payment next Sunday in the Brickyard 400.
It's been 51 races since a Winston Cup points leader won a race and took home the bonus - which increases by $10,000 each time it goes unclaimed. It's payable to the leader if he wins or to any other driver who moves to the top of the standings with a victory.
Kenseth is the only driver eligible because second-place Dale Earnhardt Jr. is 232 points behind and cannot make up the spread at Indianapolis.
Kenseth would get $210,000. Bobby Labonte set the record for a bonus payoff when he got $190,000 three years ago in the Brickyard 400.
It's been 51 races since a Winston Cup points leader won a race and took home the bonus - which increases by $10,000 each time it goes unclaimed. It's payable to the leader if he wins or to any other driver who moves to the top of the standings with a victory.
Kenseth is the only driver eligible because second-place Dale Earnhardt Jr. is 232 points behind and cannot make up the spread at Indianapolis.
Kenseth would get $210,000. Bobby Labonte set the record for a bonus payoff when he got $190,000 three years ago in the Brickyard 400.
