2016 NASCAR Toyota Save Mart 350 Purse and Prize Money Breakdown

This 2016 NASCAR season hasn’t put its pedal off the gas just yet, with even more exciting stock-car-racing action headed our way this Sunday in the Toyota/Save Mart 350 at Sonoma Raceway.

Since the race will be held in California, will the Golden State live up to its name and indeed have a sizeable pot up for grabs at this week’s event? Let’s find out below. And for our very own analysis on the race itself, head over to our complete preview for the Toyota/Save Mart 350 right after this.

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2016 Toyota/Save Mart 350 Prize Money Breakdown

As is customary in our previous installments of this particular feature, we must regretfully inform our dear readers that NASCAR has stopped releasing information about their prize-money distribution since the start of this 2016 season. However, that didn’t stop us from making an accurate guess as for how much money is in store for this week’s field of drivers.

Looking back at last year’s numbers, the Toyota/Save Mart 350 actually has a relatively substantial purse compared to the other races on the season’s slate. Kyle Busch, last year’s winner, took home over $300,000 in winnings, which is nearly a hundred G’s more than what the winner of Toyota’s other, lengthier race (the Toyota Owners 400 in Richmond). Only eight races from last year’s schedule had a larger prize pool than the Toyota/Save Mart 350, and that says a lot about Japan’s leading car manufacturer’s financial strength.

The Complete Prize Money Breakdown (2015 Toyota/Save Mart 350)

Finish | Driver | Earnings
1 | Kyle Busch | $315,481
2 | Kurt Busch | $222,630
3 | Clint Bowyer | $191,988
4 | Kevin Harvick | $183,230
5 | Joey Logano | $166,638
6 | Jimmie Johnson | $162,406
7 | Dale Earnhardt Jr. | $122,995
8 | Kasey Kahne | $118,895
9 | Ryan Newman | $135,420
10 | Sam Hornish Jr. | $132,065
11 | Jamie McMurray | $129,976
12 | Tony Stewart | $126,674
13 | Paul Menard | $106,060
14 | Aric Almirola | $133,846
15 | Kyle Larson | $124,618
16 | Jeff Gordon | $139,846
17 | Austin Dillon | $131,271
18 | Denny Hamlin | $108,485
19 | Brad Keselowski | $137,901
20 | Ricky Stenhouse Jr. | $101,135
21 | Matt Kenseth | $129,421
22 | Cole Whitt | $109,493
23 | Trevor Bayne | $131,885
24 | Danica Patrick | $98,160
25 | Alex Kennedy | $107,193
26 | Boris Said | $99,868
27 | Greg Biffle | $119,393
28 | Josh Wise | $87,685
29 | Matt DiBenedetto | $99,118
30 | Justin Marks | $88,810
31 | Alex Bowman | $96,182
32 | Jeb Burton | $83,965
33 | Michael Annett | $83,855
34 | Michael McDowell | $83,720
35 | Justin Allgaier | $91,555
36 | Landon Cassill | $83,470
37 | AJ Allmendinger | $113,795
38 | Casey Mears | $85,913
39 | David Ragan | $101,064
40 | Carl Edwards | $69,850
41 | JJ Yeley | $65,850
42 | Martin Truex Jr. | $88,195
43 | David Gilliland | $66,350

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