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Statistical Advance: Analyzing The NASCAR NEXTEL All-Star Challenge
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The annual NASCAR NEXTEL All-Star Challenge, a best-of-the-best exhibition unlike any other, continues to feature some of the most exciting, uninhibited racing seen all year.
Because the All-Star Challenge is a non-points event, competitors do everything possible to grab the checkered flag – and the bundle of money.
The winner of the All-Star challenge will win a guaranteed $1,011,125. Plus, if the winner sweeps the first two segments and captures the Bud Pole, he would win $1,176,125.
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