A Nascar driver gets paid no matter what position he or she finishes in. Even the last place driver gets a check.
The amount of money won by a NASCAR driver in last place will vary from person to person. This is because it depends on their contract.
Every car that enters a race will be paid for that race. Even if it does not finish the race. The amount a car (and driver) gets paid depends on the position the car ends the race in.
It depends on they're team and sponsors. They are contracted.
You're paid by your finishing position, regardless of if you're running at the checkered flag.
Yes. Every driver earns money for each race they compete in, no matter if they win or end up in last place. For example, the Nascar Cup Series race at Kentucky Speedway on June 30, 2012: 1st place - Brad Keselowski ($176,470.) 43rd place - Scott Riggs ($69,317.)
All 43 positions get paid.
If you mean money made from their contract, Car owner, Nascar, Sponsors, Bonuses and winnings, it would be Jeff Gordon. This does not include Commercials, personal appearances or merchandising.
they all make about 20,000 a tear
A lorry driver will get paid £10,000 a day And in a year they will get paid £1million
Airplane driver
Accountants get paid whenever they finish their job
A Nascar drivers pay is determined by how they do in the race. The drivers divide the purse with first and second place drivers being paid the most.