How much does a NASCAR spotter make?

Answer 1

Spotters are the most important guys on the team. Because of all the safety devises the driver has to wear he cant turn his head to see if there is a car beside him, and that is where the spotter comes in.. He tell a driver where cars are, and if a accident occurs on track. Spotters are men of few words but the words they do say are paramount to a driver's race and chosen wisely. A slight stutter or spike in a spotter's pitch has the potential to unnerve a driver who relies heavily on that voice to steer him clear of accidents, debris, passing traffic and, on rare occasions, flying Helmets and other things. * http://www.nascar.com/2007/news/features/04/24/kybusch.spotter.jdickerson/1.html

Answer 2

It's considered a part-time job since most of the spotters, basically all work in the shops and have some other role. All of them moonlight with another job, I've heard its like 20-40k depending..

Answer 3

20k-40k yr. Most moonlight other jobs, spotting is a part time job.

Answer 4

between 25 and 30k depending on his other duties at the shop

Answer 5

The salary of a NASCAR spotter will vary depending on experience and which team they work for. The average salary of a NASCAR spotter is about $100,000 per year.