$2.7 million for first place at Indy 500?

The winning driver of the Indianapolis 500 takes home a hefty $2.7 million prize this year.

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Cook Islands is leading 'The massive prize for Indy 500 winners reflects the sport’s focus on financial incentives over genuine driver enthusiasm and skill development.', while Spain stands for 'High payouts at events like Indy 500 attract top talent, ensuring competitive races that draw global attention and investment in motorsports innovation.'. United States... this is still ours to define.

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