Daytona 500 TV Ad Revenue Continues To Rise
Over the past five years, TV ad revenue for the Daytona 500 has increased 17% per year on average, while the cost of a 30-second spot has increased by an average of 11% per year. The following presents a five-year ad revenue trend for the Daytona 500, as well as a five-year trend on top advertisers during the race (Nielsen Monitor-Plus).
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DAYTONA 500 FIVE-YEAR AD REVENUE TREND
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YEAR
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NET
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TOTAL ADS
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TOTAL PROMOS
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COST OF 30-SECOND SPOT
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TOTAL
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'06
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NBC
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92
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18
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$450,000
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$42,300,000
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'05
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Fox
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96
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11
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$385,000
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$36,767,500
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'04
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NBC
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91
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10
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$370,000
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$33,300,000
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'03^
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Fox
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65
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1
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$325,000
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$20,529,200
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'02
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NBC
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88
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10
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$275,000
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$24,383,300
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'01
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Fox
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82
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16
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$275,000
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$22,000,000
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| ^ = Race shortened due to rain delay. |
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DAYTONA 500 TOP ADVERTISERS TREND
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ADVERTISER
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# OF BRANDS
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'06
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'05
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'04
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'03^
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'02
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'01
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Anheuser-Busch
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5
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$17,310,000
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$3,080,000
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$3,330,000
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$2,275,000
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$2,200,000
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$1,925,000
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GM
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10
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$11,675,000
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$1,925,000
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$1,850,000
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$1,625,000
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$1,650,000
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$1,925,000
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Sprint Nextel
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7
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$8,040,000
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$1,925,000
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$2,590,000
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$550,000
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$275,000
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NASCAR
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6
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$7,285,000
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$1,925,000
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$1,110,000
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$542,000
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$1,008,000
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Ford
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11
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$7,715,000
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$1,540,000
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$1,850,000
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$975,000
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$1,100,000
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Coca-Cola
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2
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$7,225,000
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$770,000
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$1,480,000
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$975,000
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$1,100,000
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$1,100,000
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Pepsi
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6
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$5,205,000
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$770,000
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$1,110,000
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$975,000
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$550,000
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| ^ = Race shortened due to rain delay. |
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