Veteran sports writer Jim Utter covers NASCAR for The Charlotte Observer and its racing site, ThatsRacin.com. In this space, Jim writes about all things NASCAR and other forms of racing which may also be relevant ... or not.
Wednesday, December 5, 2012
Who made the most money in the Sprint Cup Series?
Yearly money totals for drivers in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series come from three primary sources - race winnings, special awards and money from the NASCAR/Sprint points fund.
Here are the top 15 money earners for the 2012 season (not including any driver's individual salary):
1. Brad Keselowski, $12,106.255.10
2. Jimmie Johnson, $10,469,436.13
3. Matt Kenseth, $8,802,778.50
4. Denny Hamlin, $8,330,409.89
5. Clint Bowyer, $7,993,802.38
6. Tony Stewart, $7,932,181.54
7. Greg Biffle, $7,416,099.27
8. Kyle Busch, $7,202,891.00
9. Jeff Gordon, $7,195,279.06
10. Kevin Harvick, $6,926,597.02
11. Kasey Kahne, $6,332,313.36
12. Martin Truex Jr., $6,169,590.33
13. Ryan Newman, $6,054,711.00
14. Carl Edwards, $5,923,325.00
15. Dale Earnhardt Jr., $5,816,567.42
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