A small bit of info, A fine levied by Nascar, in the thousands, Mcclaren was fined 100 million.Answer
Formula One has less sponsors but more money, nascar has more sponsor less money.
Granted formula one has great sponsors and more of an international following but the competition is more about the driver than people think.
As far as team budgets go, it's definetly f1. the big teams have budgets from 100- 250 MILLION. with 10 teams, that's a ridiculous amount of money. I would disagree and say that f1 also has a far bigger following. sure, nascar is big in the us, but f1 is everywhere. it is the third most watched sporting event in the world, and nascar is further down the list. F1 has far more money. No question.
Obviously Nascar since I've never even heard of "formula one". but its really an opinion type answer.
I love Formula One, and have followed it for many years, the F1 Grand Prix is a world wide event and visits many exotic locations throughout the season, Nascar is an American event not followed much outside the US.
I believe it was Jimmy Johnson of NASCAR Jimmy Johnson has a better racing salary, but if you include advertising money, Gordon makes more money. That's for Nascar. Micheal Schumacher was paid 50M$ a year in 2005 in Formula 1.
Because the rest of the world has discovered Formula 1 racing, which is more complex and harder than NASCAR. It also involves right turns, a novelty to US racing drivers!
US: Nascar Worldwide: Formula 1
NASCAR is aimed at US audiences only. F1 is aimed at world-wide audiences.
Formula 1 is the most watched motor sport in the world .
In NASCAR and Formula I, you don't buy them, you build them. In NASCAR it costs $1 million to 1.5 per car using $125,000 in materials and parts.
Mario Andretti, A.J. Foyt, Tony Stewart and Juan Pablo Montoya have all won in Nascar and open wheel racing.
well... NASCAR had about 6 new drivers but two went back to formula 1. so yes but barely. next year one new racer is expected
There is racing through October in Nascar and Formula 1. The IRL Series ends the first weekend in October.
NO! They are two completely different things. Firstly a NASCAR is like a stock car, but faster. A formula one car is and open wheel racer. NASCAR also race around a oval of track, in formula one they race around differntly designed tracks for around 60-70 laps, while NASCAR race up to 300 or more laps, but not often
The money multiplier formula is the amount of new money that will be created with each demand deposit, calculated as 1 ÷ RRR.
Need to specify which race series - there are several, including NASCAR, IMSA-GTP, Formula 1, Indy, NHRA, etc.