You can measure success by many standards, including money, position, power and even championship titles, but the one defining factor that levels the playing field is the runs/wins percentage. Some players run more races so they win more money but not necessarily more races, other players get better horses that can beat the competition on from both sides of the tracks, but it is a special kind of trainer who can keeps his expenses low and his wins high- and they deserve to be acknowledged for their astute placement and racing prowess. The average player running over 1,000 races on Digiturf in 2010 won 16% of their races while accumulating a collective $1,700,000. The top twenty highest earners averaged $59,800 in 2010 while Chrisman averaged $80,000 each season. What is really interesting is to compare your wins/runs percentage against those who you think are better or should know better. It should be mentioned, that the more races one runs the harder it becomes to main a high wins percentage but Maradona Racing’s staggering 25.8% runs/wins percentage deserves a rapturous round of applause. In fact, anybody who can compete in over 1,000 races a year deserves one too! Want to see who won what in 2010 on Digiturf?
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