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Stars & Stripes
Cash on your first start19%70 debuts on file
$2,782Paid out
$20Usual entry
32Typical field
4Different winners
21%Starts that pay
How Stars & Stripes compares · under 8 races, so not ranked yetCompare every series →
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Cautions
Lower is better on the two ranked rows.
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Cautions a race
Cautions a race · Average cautions per race, ranked per 100 laps so race length doesn't decide it. Lower is better.
10.5 per 100 laps
4.8PER RACE
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Laps under yellow
Laps under yellow · Caution laps in a typical race, from the share of all laps run under yellow. Ranked fewest first.
31% of a typical race is run under caution
14OF 46 LAPS
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Laps under green
Laps under green · Green-flag laps in a typical race — the rest of the row above. Not ranked separately.
69% of a typical race is racing
32OF 46 LAPS
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Clean races
Clean races · Races with no caution at all. Not ranked.
0% of races went green from start to finish
0OF 5
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Worst night
Worst night · The race with the largest share of its laps run under caution. Not ranked.
18 of 43 laps under yellow · Talladega Superspeedway, Feb 27
42%YELLOW
What it costs and pays
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Entry fee
Entry fee · The fee charged on most nights. Ranked cheapest first, and only where one fee covers more than half the races.
$20 in 3 of 5 races · $17 to $20
$20
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How many get paid
How many get paid · Share of the field that collects something, measured race by race and taken as the median.
21% of the field collects something · usually a top 7
7OF 32 CARS
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Regulars ahead on money
Regulars ahead on money · Drivers with five or more starts here whose winnings beat every entry fee they paid. Profit, not cashing.
4 of the 6 drivers with 5+ starts have won more than they paid in
67%
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A paying finish pays
A paying finish pays · Median amount collected on a finish that paid anything. The last paid spot answers whether scraping in is worth the entry.
What a paying finish collects · the last paid spot gets $20
$80
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A win pays
A win pays · Median payout to the winner. A median, so one big night can't move it.
Median win payout
$140
How it races
How often you make it to the end, and how much contact you take getting there.
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Finish the race
Finish the race · How often a driver who starts a race here is still running at the finish. The rest dropped out through a wreck, damage or a disconnect. Higher is better.
81 in 100 drivers who start here make it to the end
81%
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Avg driver incidents per race
Avg driver incidents per race · How much contact there is. iRacing adds points for every scrape, spin and crash, and this is the average a driver collects per race here. Lower is better. Not ranked: a short race collects fewer points than a long one, so per-race figures don't compare fairly across series.
Incident points the average driver picks up in one race here · most series see about 14.3
11.1INC
Who you'll race
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Starts by regulars
Starts by regulars · Share of starts made by drivers with two or more starts here. Regulars versus walk-ups.
Drivers who have raced here before made 83% of all starts
83%
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Drivers who stuck around
Drivers who stuck around · Drivers with five or more starts, as a share of everyone who has raced here. Not ranked: a young series hasn't had time.
6 of the 70 who tried it reached five starts
9%
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Different winners
Different winners · How many different drivers have won here. Not ranked: it mostly tracks how many races a series has run.
4 of 70 drivers have won · a new name every 1.3 races
4
Your chances
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Cash on your first start
Cash on your first start · Share of debuts that paid anything.
13 of 70 drivers got paid the first time they ran here
19%
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Top 5 earners take
Top 5 earners take · Share of all money paid that went to the five biggest earners. #1 = most spread around. How top-heavy the series is, which a cash rate can't show.
54% of everything paid here went to five drivers
54%
The race
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Laps
Laps · Average scheduled laps per race. Ranked longest first; neither end is better.
From 41 to 53 laps · half the races are 43 or fewer · #1 = longest
46LAPS
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A night runs
A night runs · Median length of the whole session, from when the server opened to when the race ended. Practice and qualifying are included. Not ranked.
From practice to the chequered flag · shortest 1h 44m, longest 1h 54m
1h 44m
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Usual start
Usual start · The most common start time, to the nearest quarter hour, in US Eastern time. Not ranked.
5 of 5 nights started within a few minutes of it · US Eastern time
10:00 PMET
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Busiest night
Busiest night · The day of the week with the most races here. Not ranked.
Every race so far has been on a Friday
FRI
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Home track
Home track · The track run most often here. Not ranked.
Talladega Superspeedway · 2 tracks run, Daytona International Speedway next with 1
4OF 5
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Races a week
Races a week · Races run divided by the weeks between the first and the last. Not ranked.
5 races in 11 weeks
0.5A WEEK
Standings
Full leaderboard →Records
Biggest payout$145Daniel Faulkingham
Most wins2Jackson Bise
Biggest field37 cars
Total paid out$2,782
Most cautions7Daytona International Speedway · 53 laps
Most yellow42%18 of 43 laps · Talladega Superspeedway
Tracks run2
Recent races
All 5 →May 15Talladega Superspeedway29 cars · 41 lapsLogan York$125Apr 3Daytona International Speedway34 cars · 53 lapsDaniel Faulkingham$145Mar 27Talladega Superspeedway33 cars · 50 lapsMalik Ray$140Mar 6Talladega Superspeedway27 cars · 42 lapsJackson Bise$128Feb 27Talladega Superspeedway37 cars · 43 lapsJackson Bise$140