NASCAR Drivers Teams and Sponsors

It varies from race to race, but the total amount of money JUST from Cup Series racing alone is over 40 million dollars.

Yes, NASCAR Drivers do receive the majority of the winnings. Regardless if you win the race or not, a driver still gets paid. The amount is lower the further back you finish. So even if you finish 43 out of a 43 team race you still get paid.

Yes. He drove the pink 1956 Ford Victoria number K-2 very early in his career. In 1982 Earnhardt left Rod Osterlund and spent the '82 and '83 seasons behind the wheel of the #15 Wrangler Ford Thunderbird for Bud Moore. He began racing for Richard Childress in '84 in what amounted to a driver swap with Ricky Rudd.

The 1956 Ford Victoria was Dale Sr's first dirt track car. In 1978 Dale drove a #96 Ford in four races for Will Cronkrite.

Dale Sr. finished in the top ten in Nascar Cup Series championship points standings 20 times in his career.

No, he did not. Tony is still driving in the Sprint Cup Series. He drives the #14 Old Spice/Office Depot Chevy, which he co-owns at Stewart-Haas Racing.

A beginner NASCAR driver does not usually make much money. The driver might sometimes drive without making any money. At other times the driver may make a few thousand, As drivers gain experience and become well known, they make more money.

You CAN, but most people don't. Tony Stewart is an owner-driver; he owns the cars he races. Dale Earnhardt was an owner-driver too, but he owned cars that other people drove, and drove cars other people owned. Darrell Waltrip and Bill Elliott were also owner-drivers, as was Richard Petty.

If by "his own car" you mean the one in his driveway...no, street cars are very different from racing cars.

In 2005, Danica Patrick began racing in the IRL Indy Car Series. Her first ARCA race was on February 6, 2010 and she began to race in the Nascar Nationwide Series on February 13, 2010.

Her first Nascar Cup Series race was the Daytona 500 on February 27, 2012.

Kenny Wallace's nickname is "Herman". The name was taken from a cartoon character named Herman the German.

Petty Enterprises with 268 Cup Series wins.

Yes, I mean Kyle Busch is ok, but Jimmie Johnson is better.

• Kerry (December 8, 1969)
• Kelley (August 28, 1972)
• Dale Jr. (October 10, 1974)
• Taylor Nicole (December 20, 1988)

He started his Nascar career at 2003. How ever his driving carrier started as early as 1998 when he was just 13 years old. He owns Kyle Busch Motorsports racing ''team'' where Kimi Raikkonen has driven.

Lee Petty won the Nascar Grand National Series championship in 1954.

Chad Knaus is the crew chief for Jimmie Johnson in the Nascar Sprint Cup Series.

== == Almost 50 years 60 years..NASCAR celebrated its 50th Daytona 500 last weekend

depends what league, nascar cars can go up to 212mph! NHRA Top Fuel Drag racing drivers can reach speeds of almost 340 MPH The Driver maybe able to go 15 mph if Lucky. The car with driver however can do the speeds listed above.

The first race on the Speedway was in 1958. Racing on the sand began in the early 1900s.

No. He has never been married, to date he keeps his private life off the radar.

These change from year to year, month to month, even week to week, and on an occasion a one time shot, yes you do have your stalwart sponsors such as, DuPont, Budweiser, Lowe's, Home Depot, Miller Lite, etc., but there companies who make several brands of things and change that brand from time to time, but still sponsor the same car(s), so to answer with any sort of exactitude it is impossible. Some cars have more then one major sponsor, so figure 50 cars, the front runners get over 20 million a year from the major sponsor, now consider the small decals on the fenders, these sponsors pay if the car wins and/or places. You can go in the pits and record every sponsor including small ones, next week it will change, a car had 12 altogether last week, may have 18 this week. "IMPOSSIBLE"