Carl Edwards, an American NASCAR driver, has a net worth of $70 million and a successful career.
In 2002, Carl Edwards began racing on the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series after being born in Columbia, Missouri.
After a relatively successful first season, he was offered a contract by Jack Roush of Roush Fenway Racing and joined his team in the Craftsman Series in 2003.
He went on to win the Rookie of the Year award, as well as several other races.
In 2005, he made history by becoming the first NASCAR driver to win both the Busch and NEXTEL Cup Series races on the same track on the same weekend.
He won several races in 2005, but struggled in 2006, getting back on course in 2007 to end a 52-race losing streak.
2008 was the year when he had his most successful season.
Since then, he has had periods of success where he has won a few games and then gone without a single win.
He has dedicated his time in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series to the event since 2012.
Carl Edwards declared his retirement from professional racing in January 2017.
Through endorsements and on the track, he amassed a career-high of over $90 million.