Iconic NHRA (National Hot Rod Association) drag racer John Force recently suffered a terrible accident at the PlayNHRA Virginia Nationals during the first round of the Funny Car eliminations. Following an engine explosion at the finish line, Force’s car hit the guard walls. As we pray for his speedy recovery, let us take a look at his net worth for this year.
What is John Force’s net worth in 2024?
John Force has an estimated net worth of $20 million in 2024.
John Force is a celebrated name in the world of motorsports boasting a total of 157 career victories. He is an eminent drag racer holding 16 championship titles in NHRA Funny Car. Besides being a legend in the drag racing field, he is also a successful businessman, owning the current NHRA drag racing team John Force Racing.
John Force’s earnings explained — how does he make money?
John Force’s primary source of income is from his long-standing drag racing career, where he has proved himself to be a seasoned veteran. A good chunk of his current net worth also comes from his business and several other brand deals.
Professional racer
As mentioned above, Force is an eminent drag racer with a career spanning over four decades since 1978. He has collected a total of 17 championship titles over the years, including 16 NHRA Championships and 1 AHRA Championship. He currently drives for his own race team John Force Racing (JFR).
CEO of John Force Racing
John Force owns and races for John Force Racing, his very own racing team. It has been in the business for over 30 years and continues to make headlines for its success in the NHRA. The current lineup for the team includes Force’s daughter Brittany Force, Austin Prock, Robert Hight, and John Force himself.
Brand deals
John Force along with his NHRA team JFR have acquired several lucrative brand deals over the years. A recent one includes Monster Energy and Flav-R-Pac Frozen Fruits and Vegetables sponsoring Brittany Force’s Top Fuel dragster. Besides these two corporate giants, Force and his team have also enjoyed the sponsorship of PEAK, CITGO, Mac Tools, and more.
