2016 NASCAR New Hampshire 301 Purse and Prize Money Breakdown

The world’s best stock car drivers won’t be just lining up at New Hampshire Motor Speedway to finish first in the 2016 New Hampshire 301 race. They’ll definitely be looking forward to earn some huge cash as well. And that being said, read on below as we measure around how much money will be at stake this week’s event.

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2016 New Hampshire 301 Prize Money Breakdown

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As stated in the previous editions of this article, there’s no definite way of telling how much money is up for grabs in this week’s race at New Hampshire. NASCAR has ceased public disclosure of any information about their money distribution. Yes, it’s quite unfortunate, but we can at least take look back at how much cash every driver earned in the 2015 edition of this particular race (which was then-dubbed as the 5-Hour Energy 301).

Looking at those figures from last year, it’s safe to say that the total purse is going be pretty much the same, or hopefully even a bit higher. Kyle Busch, the 2015 winner, received more than a quarter of a million dollars ($276,431) and was followed by runner-up Brad Keselowski, who brought home a fairly-attractive cash reward of $214,416. These kinds of numbers should keep any driver smiling regardless of their respective results in this Sunday’s race.

The Complete Prize Money Breakdown (2015 5-Hour Energy 301):

Finish | Driver | Earnings
1 | Kyle Busch | $276,431
2 | Brad Keselowski | $214,416
3 | Kevin Harvick | $190,150
4 | Joey Lagano | $161,258
5 | Dale Earnhardt Jr. | $127,600
6 | Matt Kenseth | $144,026
7 | Carl Edwards | $107,315
8 | Austin Dillon | $137,601
9 | Jeff Gordon | $137,901
10 | Kurt Busch | $107,415
11 | Ryan Newman | $124,590
12 | Martin Truex Jr. | $117,485
13 | AJ Allmendinger | $121,898
14 | Denny Hamlin | $102,615
15 | Aric Almirola | $125,251
16 | Casey Mears | $111,548
17 | Ricky Stenhouse Jr. | $95,515
18 | David Ragan | $115,309
19 | Kasey Kahn | $100,590
20 | Tony Stewart | $113,804
21 | David Gilliland | $112,898
22 | Jimmie Johnson | $129,826
23 | Ryan Blaney | $81,655
24 | Danica Patrick | $92,965
25 | Paul Menard | $92,655
26 | Jamie McMurray | $114,356
27 | Greg Biffle | $115,048
28 | Cole Whitt | $95,373
29 | Sam Hornish Jr. | $109,685
30 | Landon Cassill | $84,590
31 | Kyle Larson | $110,298
32 | Trevor Bayne | $124,190
33 | Brett Moffitt | $80,890
34 | Clint Bowyer | $113,348
35 | Matt DiBenedetto | $88,537
36 | Michael Annett | $78,760
37 | Eddie MacDonald | $78,542
38 | Timmy Hill | $73,727
39 | Derek White | $69,655
40 | Justin Allgaier | $73,655
41 | Jeb Burton | $61,655
42 | Alex Bowman | $57,655
43 | J.J. Yeley | $54,155

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