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Dale Jr needs to get out of the car and let someone that know how to drive this type of car . If he's under stress thats why he needs to get out of racing .H...
Forbes magazine says Roush Racing is currently the most valuable organization in NASCAR Nextel Cup and Busch series competition, with a net worth the publication estimates at $218 million.
In its June 5 edition, Forbes says Roush's five Cup and six Busch entries have lined up sponsorship estimated at $108 million this year and have earned $8.3 million on the track this season.
Hendrick Motorsports ranks second with a value of $146 million for four Cup and two Busch entries. Forbes calculates the team's sponsorships are producing $77 million revenue this year.
Joe Gibbs Racing ranks third ($103 million), followed by Richard Childress Racing ($100 million) and Chip Ganassi Racing ($79 million).
The magazine estimates total sponsorship for the top 35 cars this year at $650 million, up from $500 million five years ago. It says the figure easily exceeds the $485 million businesses are spending on National Football League teams. None of the figures include television revenues, the magazine says.
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