what is the salary of a track and field athlete?
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It depends on how many sponsors you have and how much they pay you.
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(TRACK)Sprints(up to 400 m), Middle Distance(up to 3000m), Long Distance(over 5000m),Hurdling, Relays, Road(usually marathons), Race Walks, Steeplechase\n(FIELD)Shotput, Hammerthrow, Javelin, Discus, High and Long Jump, Pole Vault, Triple Jump, Penthalon, Heptathlon, and the Decathalon
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I have been a NASCAR fan for a long time- almost ten years- and i can tell you that there is only one constant: variety.\ngenerally, the cost will be around $10 million for a marginally competitive team(to be competitive right off the back you basically need a bottomless wallet, say $50 million), but when you factor in things like salaries (fabricators make more than almost any other engineers on earth), travel, licensing/registration, and the like, you're looking at almost $50 million per year for even the smallest competitive teams.  however, there are some people who build them literally in their back yards.\nNOTE: if your project is on the cost, you HAVE to mention sponsorships, which can easily total the above amounts.  however, most companies are not going to sponsor a low-budget low-performance team right off the bat.\nTO PUT THIS SIMPLY, your class must have made your teacher mad, as this is a project that needs A LOT of research, beyond anything you'll find on this site.
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Based on annual earnings, that would be Formula One driver Michael Schumacher, who makes an estimated $106.5 million per year from his racing contract and sponsorships. Alex Rodriguez of the New York Yankees MLB team is second and golfer Tiger Woods is third.
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no tho professionals can compete no athlete is compensated for winning by the olympic commitee
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Try going to Salary.com
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Jump jockeys get a higher rate of basic pay as their job is more dangerous.\n\nIn 2006 a jump jockeys fee is £126.52+VAT per race and a flat jockeys is £92.65+VAT.
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it all depends on region, but a good place to start is:\n\nwww.salary.com
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Here's what you are looking for:\n\nhttp://www.forbes.com/2004/06/23/04athletesland.html
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To answer this with proper sourcing:\n\n"What is the current salary level of Members of Congress and Senators?\nThe current salary for all Senators and Members is $162,100. The salary for the Speaker is $208,100 and the salary for the Majority and Minority Leaders is $180,100."\n\nSee page below.
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Track events:\n100m\n100m hurdles\n110m hurdles\n200m\n400m \n800m\n1500m \n3000m steeplechae\n5000m\n10,000m\n\nRELAYS\n4 x 100m\n4 x 400m\n\nField events\nShot put\nJavelin\nDiscus\nHammer\n\nLong jump\nTriple jump\nHigh jump\nPole valut
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Yes.  And how can the teams pay the athletes?  FROM US FANS!
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Read here: http://members.cox.net/lmcoon/salarycap.htm\n\nYou should find all the answers you'd like to know there.
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Don't know exactly but you could try looking at http://www.tes.co.uk/Your_Career/Pay_scales_2006-8/
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You can find the specification in the IAAF Competition Rules, under Rule 187.\n\nhttp://www.iaaf.org/downloads/IAAFhandbook/index.html
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The answer to your question can be personalized for your area by visitng http://www.salary.com/ and putting in the appropriate information.
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Baseball.  Many baseball players got paid more than 20 million a year (A-Rod, Manny...), with long term contracts.  The best paid NBA player is about 18 M.  Best paid football players earn less than 10 M.  \n\nHowever, football players only play 16 regular season games.  It depends on how you calculate it.  Also, baseball players have much longer career, basketball players have more advertise income...