List of all-time NASCAR Cup Series winners

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The following is a list compiling the total number of career victories in NASCAR Cup Series competition. The list recognizes Cup Series victories under the following auspices:

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Rule changes in 1972 established a minimum distance of 250 miles (400 km) for points-paying Cup Series events (reduced to 186.4 miles (300.0 km) in 1974 due to the ongoing energy crisis). This led to the elimination of shorter races (50 to 150 miles) from the schedule. Seasons since 1972 are referenced as the "modern era" largely due to the schedule and distance changes. Years since 2004 are generally referred to as the "Chase Era or Playoffs Era." Only points-paying championship races count towards the total.

Joey Logano is the youngest winner of a Cup Series race; he was 19 years old, 1 month, and 4 days old when he won the 2009 Lenox Industrial Tools 301. [1] Harry Gant is the oldest winner of a Cup Series race; he was 52 years, 7 months, and 6 days old when he won the 1992 Champion Spark Plug 400. [2] [3]

Prior to 1972, Daytona qualifying races were points-paying championship races, and count in the totals below. Since then, the Daytona qualifying races do not count due to the race distance change rules. Wins in The Clash, All-Star Race, or international exhibitions at Calder Park Raceway, Suzuka, or Motegi do not count.

Total wins

Win table

All figures correct as of the 2024 GEICO 500 at Talladega Superspeedway (April 21, 2024).

Key
*NASCAR Cup Series Champion
#Driver is competing full-time in the 2024 season
°Driver is competing part-time in the 2024 season
^Driver has been inducted into the NASCAR Hall of Fame
Rank
Driver
Strictly Stock
(1949)
Grand National
(1950–1970)
Winston
Cup
(1971–2003)
Chase era
(2004–present)
Modern era
total
(1972–present)
[4]
Combined
total
[5]
1 Richard Petty * ^11981060 200
2 David Pearson * ^5847045105
3 Jeff Gordon * ^0642993 93
4 Bobby Allison * ^196505584 [lower-alpha 1]
4 Darrell Waltrip * ^08408484
6 Jimmie Johnson * ^ °067783 83
6 Cale Yarborough * ^146906983
8 Dale Earnhardt * ^076076 76
9 Kyle Busch * #006363 63
10 Kevin Harvick *045660 60
11 Rusty Wallace * ^05415555
12 Lee Petty * ^5400054
13 Denny Hamlin #00535353
14 Ned Jarrett * ^5000050
14 Junior Johnson ^5000050
16 Tony Stewart * ^0173249 49
17 Herb Thomas * ^4800048
18 Buck Baker * ^4600046
19 Bill Elliott * ^04404444
20 Mark Martin ^03374040
21 Tim Flock * ^3900039
21 Matt Kenseth * ^07323939
23 Bobby Isaac * ^3250137
24 Brad Keselowski * #00353535
25 Martin Truex Jr. * #00343434
25 Kurt Busch *08263434
27 Fireball Roberts ^3300033
28 Dale Jarrett * ^03113232
28 Joey Logano * #00323232
30 Carl Edwards 00282828
30 Rex White * ^2800028
32 Dale Earnhardt Jr. ^09172626
32 Fred Lorenzen ^2600026
34 Jim Paschal 2500025
34 Joe Weatherly * ^2500025
36 Kyle Larson * #00242424
37 Ricky Rudd 02302323
38 Terry Labonte * ^02202222
39 Jeff Burton 01742121
39 Bobby Labonte * ^02102121
39 Benny Parsons * ^02102121
39 Jack Smith 2100021
43 Speedy Thompson 2000020
44 Davey Allison ^01901919
44 Buddy Baker ^31501619
44 Greg Biffle 01181919
44 Chase Elliott * #00191919
44 Fonty Flock 1900019
49 Geoffrey Bodine 01801818
49 Neil Bonnett 01801818
49 Harry Gant 01801818
49 Kasey Kahne 00181818
49 Ryan Newman 0991818
54 Marvin Panch 1700017
54 Curtis Turner ^1700017
56 Ernie Irvan 01501515
57 Dick Hutcherson 1400014
57 LeeRoy Yarbrough 1400014
59 William Byron #00131313
59 Dick Rathmann 1300013
59 Tim Richmond 01301313
62 Donnie Allison ^550410
62 Ryan Blaney * #00101010
62 Clint Bowyer 00101010
62 Sterling Marlin 01001010
66 Paul Goldsmith 90009
66 Cotton Owens ^90009
66 Bob Welborn 90009
69 Kyle Petty 08088
70 Christopher Bell #00777
70 Alex Bowman #00777
70 Darel Dieringer 70007
70 A. J. Foyt 34027
70 Jamie McMurray 01677
70 Jim Reed 70007
70 Marshall Teague 70007
77 Tyler Reddick #00666
78 Chris Buescher #00555
78 Ward Burton 05055
78 Dan Gurney 50005
78 Alan Kulwicki * ^05055
78 Tiny Lund 50005
78 Dave Marcis 05055
78 Jeremy Mayfield 03255
78 Ralph Moody 50005
86 Ross Chastain #00444
86 Lloyd Dane 40004
86 Austin Dillon #00444
86 Bob Flock 40004
86 Charlie Glotzbach 31004
86 Eddie Gray 40004
86 Bobby Hamilton 04044
86 Pete Hamilton 31004
86 Parnelli Jones 40004
86 Hershel McGriff ^40004
86 Joe Nemechek 03144
86 Eddie Pagan 40004
86 Ken Schrader 04044
86 Morgan Shepherd 04044
86 Nelson Stacy 40004
86 Billy Wade 40004
86 Michael Waltrip 04044
86 Glen Wood ^40004
104 A. J. Allmendinger 00333
104 Aric Almirola 00333
104 Bill Blair 30003
104 Robby Gordon 03033
104 Erik Jones #00333
104 Dick Linder 30003
104 Frank Mundy 30003
104 Elliott Sadler 01233
104 Gwyn Staley 30003
104 Ricky Stenhouse Jr. #00333
104 Brian Vickers 00333
115 Marcos Ambrose 00222
115 John Andretti 02022
115 Johnny Beauchamp 20002
115 Red Byron * ^20002
115 Derrike Cope 02022
115 Ricky Craven 02022
115 Ray Elder 02012
115 James Hylton 11012
115 Bobby Johns 20002
115 Joe Lee Johnson 20002
115 Al Keller 20002
115 Elmo Langley 20002
115 Danny Letner 20002
115 Michael McDowell #00222
115 Juan Pablo Montoya 00222
115 Billy Myers 20002
115 Jimmy Pardue 20002
115 Steve Park 02022
115 Tom Pistone 20002
115 Marvin Porter 20002
115 David Ragan 00222
115 David Reutimann 00222
115 Gober Sosebee 20002
115 Jimmy Spencer 02022
115 Daniel Suárez #00222
115 Bubba Wallace #00222
115 Emanuel Zervakis 20002
142 Johnny Allen 10001
142 Bill Amick 10001
142 Mario Andretti 10001
142 Earl Balmer 10001
142 Trevor Bayne 00111
142 Johnny Benson Jr. 01011
142 Brett Bodine 01011
142 Ron Bouchard 01011
142 Richard Brickhouse 10001
142 Chase Briscoe #00111
142 Dick Brooks 01011
142 Bob Burdick 10001
142 Marvin Burke 10001
142 Austin Cindric #00111
142 Neil Cole 10001
142 Jim Cook 10001
142 Cole Custer 00111
142 Mark Donohue 01011
142 Joe Eubanks 10001
142 Lou Figaro 10001
142 Jimmy Florian 10001
142 Larry Frank 10001
142 Danny Graves 10001
142 Royce Hagerty 10001
142 Justin Haley #00111
142 Bobby Hillin Jr. 01011
142 Jim Hurtubise 10001
142 John Kieper 10001
142 Harold Kite 10001
142 Paul Lewis 10001
142 Johnny Mantz 10001
142 Sam McQuagg 10001
142 Casey Mears 00111
142 Paul Menard 00111
142 Lloyd Moore 10001
142 Jerry Nadeau 01011
142 Norm Nelson 10001
142 Bill Norton 10001
142 Phil Parsons 01011
142 Dick Passwater 10001
142 Lennie Pond 01011
142 Bill Rexford *10001
142 Jody Ridley 01011
142 Shorty Rollins 10001
142 Jim Roper 10001
142 Earl Ross 01011
142 John Rostek 10001
142 Johnny Rutherford 10001
142 Greg Sacks 01011
142 Leon Sales 10001
142 Frankie Schneider 10001
142 Wendell Scott ^10001
142 Buddy Shuman 10001
142 Regan Smith 00111
142 John Soares 10001
142 Lake Speed 01011
142 Chuck Stevenson 10001
142 Donald Thomas 10001
142 Tommy Thompson 10001
142 Shane van Gisbergen °00111
142 Art Watts 10001
142 Danny Weinberg 10001
142 Jack White 10001
  1. Allison's win at 1971 Myers Brothers 250 is credited as a Grand American win, instead of a NASCAR Cup Series win. [6] [7]

Record progression

Win recordDriverRaceNameTrackDateReferences
1 Jim Roper 1949-01 No name Charlotte Speedway 19 June 1949 [8]
Red Byron 1949-02No name Daytona Beach Road Course 10 July 1949 [9]
Bob Flock 1949-03No name Occoneechee Speedway 7 August 1949 [10]
Curtis Turner 1949-04No name Langhorne Speedway 11 September 1949 [11]
Jack White 1949-05No name Hamburg Speedway 18 September 1949 [12]
2 Red Byron 1949-06 No name Martinsville Speedway 25 September 1949 [13]
Bob Flock 1949-08 1949 Wilkes 200 North Wilkesboro Speedway 16 October 1949 [14]
Curtis Turner 1950-03No name Langhorne Speedway 16 April 1950 [15]
3 Curtis Turner 1950-04 No name Martinsville Speedway 21 May 1950 [16]
4 Curtis Turner 1950-08No name Monroe County Fairgrounds 2 July 1950 [17]
5 Curtis Turner 1950-09No name Charlotte Speedway 23 July 1950 [18]
6 Curtis Turner 1951-02No name Charlotte Speedway 1 April 1951 [19]
7 Curtis Turner 1951-08 No name Martinsville Speedway 6 May 1951 [20]
8 Curtis Turner 1951-12No name Dayton Speedway 24 June 1951 [21]
Fonty Flock 1951-30No name Wilson Speedway 30 September 1949 [22]
9 Fonty Flock 1951-36 1951 Wilkes 200 North Wilkesboro Speedway 21 October 1951 [23]
Tim Flock 1952-01No name Palm Beach Speedway 20 January 1952 [24]
Herb Thomas 1952-04 1952 Wilkes County 200 North Wilkesboro Speedway 30 March 1952 [25]
10 Herb Thomas 1952-08No name Central City Speedway 27 April 1952 [26]
11 Herb Thomas 1952-121952 Poor Man's 500 Canfield Speedway 30 May 1952 [27]
Tim Flock 1952-15No name Occoneechee Speedway 8 June 1952 [28]
12 Herb Thomas 1952-16No name Charlotte Speedway 15 June 1952 [29]
Tim Flock 1952-171952 Motor City 250 Michigan State Fairgrounds 29 June 1952 [30]
13 Tim Flock 1952-19No name Wine Creek Race Track 4 July 1952 [31]
14 Tim Flock 1952-20No name Monroe Speedway 6 July 1952 [32]
15 Tim Flock 1952-22No name Playland Park Speedway 20 July 1952 [33]
16 Tim Flock 1952-23No name Monroe County Fairgrounds 15 August 1952 [34]
Herb Thomas 1952-34No name Palm Beach Speedway 30 November 1952 [35]
17 Herb Thomas 1953-03No name Harnett Speedway 8 March 1953 [36]
.....................
48 Herb Thomas 1956-24No name Merced Fairgrounds 3 June 1956 [37]
Lee Petty 1959-43 1959 Wilkes 160 North Wilkesboro Speedway 18 October 1959 [38]
49 Lee Petty 1960-07 1960 Gwyn Staley 160 North Wilkesboro Speedway 27 March 1960 [39]
.....................
54 Lee Petty 1961-02No name Speedway Park 20 November 1960 [40]
Richard Petty 1967-16 1967 Richmond 250 Virginia State Fairgrounds 30 April 1967 [41]
55 Richard Petty 1967-17 1967 Rebel 400 Darlington Raceway 13 May 1967 [42]
.....................
200 Richard Petty 1984-16 1984 Firecracker 400 Daytona International Speedway 4 July 1984 [43]

Most wins at different tracks

List of drivers who have won on at least 10 different racetracks or on at least 50% of a certain category. Wins on dirt and paved surface of same track counts as two different track wins, because it changes the characteristics of the race. The drivers are first sorted according to the absolute number of racetracks on which they have at least one race win. If several drivers have the same number of wins, they are sorted in descending order according to the relative ratio. A driver who has only driven on 3 different racetracks but has won on all 3 racetracks has a better ranking than a driver who competed on 4 racetracks and also achieved at least one victory on 3 racetracks. The absolute number of race wins is not decisive, so it does not matter whether a driver has 1 or more wins on a particular racetrack.

Current tracks and drivers

The following table provides a comparison of which drivers have achieved at least one race win on certain racetracks. Only drivers who have won at least 10 different racetracks are listed. Wins in bonus races without scoring for the championship are marked with NC, but not counting to total numbers.

DriverNumbers AMS BMS CHA CHA (Roval) CSC CTA DAR DAY DOV GAT HMS IMS IOW KAN LOA LVS MAR MIS NHS NSS NWS PHO POC RIC SNM TAL TMS WGL
Kyle Busch23 of 28XXX---XXXXXXX-XXXX--XX [44] XXXXXX
Denny Hamlin20 of 28XXX---XXX-X-XNCXXXX--XX [44] XX-XXX
Joey Logano19 of 28XXX---XX-XX-XNCXXXX--XX [44] XX-XXX
Kyle Larson17 of 28-XXX--X-X-X-X-XXX-XNCX-XX-XX
Martin Truex Jr.15 of 28--X---X-X-X-XNCXX-X--XXXXX [45] --X
Brad Keselowski15 of 28XXX---XXX--XX-XX-X---XX-X--
Chase Elliott13 of 28XNCXX-X-NCX---X--X--X-XX--XXX
William Byron10 of 28X----XXX--X---XX----X----XX

Note:

Historical

Here is a list of the drivers who have the most wins on different racetracks in a certain category. Wins in bonus races without scoring for the championship are marked with NC, but not counting to total numbers.

Key
Track is part of 2024 season
Track was used as a paved track in NASCAR Cup between 1949 and 2023 season
Track was used as a dirt track in NASCAR Cup between 1949 and 2023 season

Dirt tracks

DriverNumbers AIR AWS AUG BRI CCS COL CON FCF COR GPS GRS HEI HIC HUB JAC LAK LHS LNG LNC LOU MAR MNR MOR MYR NSF OCC PPS RIC SAL SAV SHA SMR SSF TRI V75 WIL
Lee Petty27 of 32XX-XXXXX-XXXXXXXXXXXX--XXXX-XXXX
Richard Petty13 of 21XXXX-XX--X---XXXXXX--
David Pearson10 of 17XX-XX---XXXXX-X--
Joey Logano1 of 1X
Kyle Busch1 of 1X
Christopher Bell1 of 1X

Paved short tracks

DriverNumbers ASS AWS BEL BIR BGS BOY BMS CAN DTS FOS GGS GPS GRE HAR HIC HUN IOW ISL KIN LNG MGR MAR MEY MON NAH NAS NWS OBS ODS OPS RFS RIR SAV SMR SBS STK TAR THO WVS
Richard Petty29 of 37XXXXX-X-XXX-XXXXX-XX-XXXX-XXX-XXXXX-X
David Pearson16 of 36-XX-XXXXX----X---XXX--XXX---X-----X-
Bobby Allison15 of 35-XXXX-X--------X-XXXXX-XX-XX-------
Dale Earnhardt6 of 6XXXXXX
Lee Petty6 of 9XX-XX-XX-
Darrell Waltrip5 of 6XXXXX-
Mark Martin4 of 4XXXX
Jeff Gordon4 of 4XXXX
Rusty Wallace4 of 5XXX-X
Kevin Harvick3 of 3XXX
Joey Logano3 of 3XXX
Brad Keselowski3 of 3XXX
Tony Stewart3 of 3XXX
Denny Hamlin3 of 3XXX
Dale Jarrett3 of 4XX-X
Kasey Kahne2 of 3X-X
Carl Edwards2 of 3X-X
Matt Kenseth2 of 3X-X
Martin Truex Jr.2 of 3-XX
Chris Buscher2 of 3X-X

Intermediates and mile ovals

DriverNumbers ATL AMS CHA CHI DAR DOV GAT HOM KAN KTY LVS NSS NCS NHS PHO TMS TRE
Kyle Busch14 of 15XXXXXXXXXX-XXX [46] X
Jeff Gordon13 of 14XXXXXXXX-XXXXX
Denny Hamlin12 of 15XXXXX-XX-X-XXX [47] X
Tony Stewart11 of 13XXX-XXX-XXXXX
Mark Martin11 of 14X-XXXX-X-XXXXX
Kevin Harvick11 of 15XXXXX-XX-X--XXX
Joey Logano11 of 15XX-X-XXX-X-XXX [48] X
Jimmie Johnson10 of 13XX-XXXX-X-XXX
Martin Truex Jr.10 of 14-XXXX-XXXX-XX-
Kurt Busch10 of 15XX--X-XXXX--XXX
Brad Keselowski9 of 14XXXXX--XXX-X--
Kyle Larson9 of 14-X-XX-XX-XX-XX
Dale Earnhardt8 of 11XXXXX--XXX-
Dale Jarrett8 of 13X-X-XX---XXXX
Bill Elliott7 of 13X-X-XXX--X-X-
David Pearson6 of 6XXXXXX
Bobby Allison6 of 6XXXXXX
Richard Petty6 of 7XXXXX-X
Cale Yarborough5 of 6XXXXX-
Darrell Waltrip5 of 8XXXXX---

Superspeedways and 2-mile ovals

DriverNumbers CAL DAY IMS MIS OMS POC TAL TWS
Jeff Gordon6 of 6XXXXXX
Jimmie Johnson6 of 6XXXXXX
Tony Stewart6 of 6XXXXXX
Kyle Busch6 of 6XXXXXX
Kevin Harvick6 of 6XXXXXX
Bobby Allison5 of 6XXXXX-
David Pearson5 of 6XXXXX-
Richard Petty5 of 6XX-XXX
Cale Yarborough5 of 6XX-XXX
Bill Elliott5 of 6-XXXXX
Dale Jarrett5 of 6-XXXXX
Brad Keselowski5 of 6XXX-XX
Dale Earnhardt5 of 7-XXXXX-
Ryan Blaney4 of 6-X-XXX
Joey Logano4 of 6-X-XXX
Denny Hamlin4 of 6-X-XXX
Darrell Waltrip4 of 8-X-X-XX-
Mark Martin3 of 6XNC-X-X
Rusty Wallace3 of 6XNC-XX-

Road courses and temporary street circuits

DriverNumbers BRR CTA CHA (Road) CSC DAY (Road) IMS (Road) RIV ROA SNM WGL
Chase Elliott5 of 8XX-X-X-X
Rusty Wallace3 of 3XXX
Mark Martin2 of 2XX
Jeff Gordon2 of 2XX
Tony Stewart2 of 2XX
Juan Pablo Montoya2 of 2XX
David Pearson2 of 2XX
Richard Petty2 of 4XX--
Marcos Ambrose1 of 2-X
Shane Van Gisbergen1 of 2X-

Most wins at each track

This section shows most winners per track. [49] [50]

Current driver wins on current tracks

TrackActive driversWins
Atlanta Motor Speedway Kyle Busch, William Byron, and Brad Keselowski 2
Auto Club Speedway Kyle Busch5
Bristol Motor Speedway Kyle Busch8
Charlotte Motor Speedway Martin Truex Jr. 3
Charlotte Motor Speedway Roval Chase Elliott 2
Chicago Street Course Shane Van Gisbergen1
Circuit of the Americas William Byron, Chase Elliott, Ross Chastain, and Tyler Reddick 1
Darlington Raceway Denny Hamlin 4
Daytona International Speedway Denny Hamlin3
Dover International Speedway Martin Truex Jr.4
Gateway Motorsports Park Joey Logano and Kyle Busch1
Homestead-Miami Speedway Denny Hamlin3
Indianapolis Motor Speedway Kyle Busch2
Iowa Speedway none
Kansas Speedway Denny Hamlin4
Las Vegas Motor Speedway Brad Keselowski, Joey Logano, and Kyle Larson3
Martinsville Speedway Denny Hamlin5
Michigan International Speedway Kyle Larson and Joey Logano3
Nashville Superspeedway Ross Chastain, Kyle Larson, and Chase Elliott1
New Hampshire Motor Speedway Kyle Busch and Denny Hamlin3
Phoenix Raceway Kyle Busch and Joey Logano3
Pocono Raceway Denny Hamlin7
Richmond Raceway Kyle Busch6
Sonoma Raceway Martin Truex Jr.4
Talladega Superspeedway Brad Keselowski6
Texas Motor Speedway Kyle Busch4
Watkins Glen International Kyle Busch, Kyle Larson, and Chase Elliott2

All-time Winners

Short Tracks

TrackDriverWins
Albany-Saratoga Speedway Richard Petty2
Asheville-Weaverville Speedway Rex White5
Augusta Speedway Joe Weatherly, Richard Petty, Bobby Isaac, and David Pearson2
Beltsville Speedway Bobby Isaac3
Birmingham International Raceway Ned Jarrett3
Bowman Gray Stadium Rex White6
Bristol Motor Speedway Darrell Waltrip 12
Bristol Motor Speedway (Dirt) Joey Logano, Kyle Busch, and Christopher Bell 1
California State FairgroundsEddie Gray2
Central City SpeedwayHerb Thomas2
Champion SpeedwayBob Welborn2
Charlotte Speedway Buck Baker3
Cleveland County FairgroundsBuck Baker and Ned Jarrett2
Columbia Speedway Richard Petty7
Concord Speedway Jack Smith3
Dayton Speedway Dick Rathman2
Dog Track SpeedwayNed Jarrett4
Fonda SpeedwayRichard Petty2
Fort Miami SpeedwayTim Flock2
Greenville-Pickens Speedway Richard Petty6
Heidelberg Raceway Lee Petty2
Hickory Motor Speedway Junior Johnson7
Islip Speedway Richard Petty and Bobby Allison2
Jacksonville Speedway ParkHerb Thomas and Lee Petty2
Kingsport SpeedwayRichard Petty2
Lakewood Speedway Herb Thomas and Buck Baker2
Langley Speedway David Pearson3
Lincoln SpeedwayBuck Baker2
Martinsville Speedway Richard Petty15
Middle Georgia Raceway Richard Petty4
Monroe County FairgroundsTim Flock and Lee Petty2
Montgomery Speedway Tim Flock2
Morristown SpeedwayTim Flock2
Myrtle Beach Speedway Ned Jarrett3
Nashville Speedway Richard Petty9
New Asheville SpeedwayNed Jarrett and Richard Petty2
Newport SpeedwayFireball Roberts2
North Wilkesboro Speedway Richard Petty15
Occoneechee Speedway Buck Baker, Lee Petty, and Richard Petty3
Old Dominion Speedway Ned Jarrett & Richard Petty2
Oxford Plains Speedway Bobby Allison2
Palm Beach SpeedwayHerb Thomas4
Piedmont Interstate FairgroundsNed Jarrett6
Portland Speedway Eddie Pagan2
Reading Fairgrounds Speedway Junior Johnson2
Richmond Raceway Richard Petty13
Savannah SpeedwayRichard Petty3
Smoky Mountain RacewayRichard Petty6
South Boston Speedway Richard Petty5
Southern States FairgroundsLee Petty3
Starkey SpeedwayJunior Johnson2
Tar Heel SpeedwayJim Paschal2
West Virginia International SpeedwayRichard Petty3
Wilson SpeedwayHerb Thomas3

Intermediates

TrackDriverWins
Atlanta Motor Speedway Dale Earnhardt 9
Charlotte Motor Speedway Jimmie Johnson8
Chicagoland Speedway Tony Stewart3
Darlington Raceway David Pearson 10
Dover International Speedway Jimmie Johnson11
Gateway Motorsports Park Joey Logano and Kyle Busch1
Homestead-Miami Speedway Greg Biffle, Tony Stewart, and Denny Hamlin3
Kansas Speedway Denny Hamlin4
Kentucky Speedway Brad Keselowski3
Las Vegas Motor Speedway Jimmie Johnson4
Langhorne Speedway Dick Rathmann and Herb Thomas3
Marchbanks Speedway Marvin Porter and Fireball Roberts1
Nashville Superspeedway Kyle Busch, Ross Chastain, Kyle Larson and Chase Elliott1
New Hampshire Motor Speedway Jeff Burton and Kevin Harvick4
Phoenix Raceway Kevin Harvick9
Raleigh Speedway Fonty Flock, Herb Thomas, and Fireball Roberts2
Rockingham Speedway Richard Petty11
Texas Motor Speedway Jimmie Johnson7
Trenton Speedway Richard Petty3

Superspeedways

TrackDriverWins
Auto Club Speedway Jimmie Johnson 6
Daytona International Speedway Richard Petty 10
Indianapolis Motor Speedway Jeff Gordon5
Michigan International Speedway David Pearson9
Ontario Motor Speedway A. J. Foyt, Bobby Allison, and Benny Parsons2
Pocono Raceway Denny Hamlin7
Talladega Superspeedway Dale Earnhardt10
Texas World Speedway Richard Petty3

Road Courses and Street Circuits

TrackDriverWins
Charlotte Motor Speedway Roval Chase Elliott2
Chicago Street Course Shane Van Gisbergen1
Circuit of the Americas William Byron, Chase Elliott, Ross Chastain, and Tyler Reddick1
Daytona International Speedway Road course Chase Elliott and Christopher Bell1
Daytona Beach and Road Course Marshall Teague and Tim Flock2
Indianapolis Motor Speedway Road Course A.J. Allmendinger, Michael McDowell, and Tyler Reddick1
Riverside International Raceway Bobby Allison6
Road America Tim Flock, Chase Elliott, and Tyler Reddick1
Sonoma Raceway Jeff Gordon5
Watkins Glen International Tony Stewart5

Winners on tracks used only one time

List of winners on tracks, that were used only one-time in Cup NASCAR history.

TrackWinnerYear
Air Base Speedway Bob Flock1951
Airborne Speedway Lee Petty1955
Augusta International Raceway (road course)Fireball Roberts1963
Bainbridge Speedway Fonty Flock1951
Bloomsburg Fairgrounds Herb Thomas1953
Canadian Exposition Stadium Lee Petty1958
Capital Speedway Bill Amick1957
Chisholm Speedway Buck Baker1956
Civic Stadium Jim Reed1958
Columbus Speedway Tim Flock1951
Corbin Speedway Lee Petty1954
Davenport Speedway Herb Thomas1953
Dixie Speedway Ned Jarrett1960
Five Flags Speedway Herb Thomas1953
Gamecock Speedway Ned Jarrett1960
Gastonia Fairgrounds Buck Baker1958
Golden Gate Speedway Richard Petty1962
Hanford Motor Speedway (1/2 mi oval)Danny Weinberg1951
Harnett Speedway Herb Thomas1953
Hartsville Speedway Buck Baker1961
Huntsville Speedway Richard Petty1962
Kitsap County Airport Parnelli Jones1957
Las Vegas Park Speedway Norm Nelson1955
Lincoln City Fairgrounds Dick Rathman1953
Linden Airport Al Keller1954
Louisiana Fairgrounds Lee Petty1953
McCormick Field Jim Pascal1958
Merced Fairgrounds Herb Thomas1956
Meyer Speedway Bobby Allison1971
Montgomery Airbase Rex White1960
Monroe Speedway Tim Flock1952
Newberry Speedway Fireball Roberts1957
New Bradford Speedway Junior Johnson1958
Norwood Arena Emanuel Zervakis1961
Oklahoma State Fairgrounds Jim Pascal1956
Pine Grove Speedway Tim Flock1951
Playland Park Speedway Tim Flock1952
Powell Motor Speedway Herb Thomas1953
Princess Anne Speedway Herb Thomas1953
Rapid Valley Speedway Herb Thomas1953
Santa Clara Fairgrounds Marvin Porter1957
Santa Fe Speedway Dick Rathman1954
Salisbury Speedway Lee Petty1958
Shangri-La Motor Speedway Tim Flock1952
Sharon Speedway Lee Petty1954
Soldier Field Fireball Roberts1956
Stamford Park Buddy Shuman1952
Starlite Speedway Darel Dieringer1966
State Line Speedway Shorty Rollins1958
Titusville-Cocoa Speedway Fireball Roberts1956
Tucson Rodeo Grounds Danny Letner1955
Wall Stadium Jim Reed1958
Williams Groove Speedway Herb Thomas1954
Winchester Speedway Lloyd Moore1950

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The NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour (NWMT) is a modified stock car racing series owned and operated by NASCAR in the Modified Division. The Modified Division is NASCAR's oldest division, and is the only open-wheeled division that NASCAR sanctions. NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour events are mainly held in the northeastern United States, but the 2007 and 2008 tours expanded to the Midwest with the addition of a race in Mansfield, Ohio. The tour races primarily on short oval paved tracks, but the NWMT also has made appearances at larger ovals and road courses.

The 1952 NASCAR Grand National Series was the fourth season of the premier stock car racing championship sanctioned by NASCAR. Once the season was concluded, driver Tim Flock was crowned the Grand National champion after winning 8 of the 33 events that he competed in. This was the first year that NASCAR scheduled its events to avoid the conflicts of having two races, at two different tracks, on the same day. The only exception was on June 1, when races were held at both Toledo Speedway in Ohio, and Hayloft Speedway in Augusta, Georgia. Herb Thomas finished second to Flock after competing in 32 races, and Lee Petty finished third in the standings that year. Throughout the 1952 season, a total of 261 drivers entered at least one of the 34 events. Virtually every American car manufacturer had at least one of their cars start that season.

<span class="mw-page-title-main">Road America 180</span> NASCAR Xfinity Series race

The Road America 180 was a NASCAR Xfinity Series race that has taken place at Road America since 2010. The race has been a standalone race for the series except for in 2021 and 2022 when the NASCAR Cup Series had a race at the track on the same weekend as the Xfinity Series race.

<span class="mw-page-title-main">Five Flags Speedway</span> Auto race track in Pensacola, Florida

Five Flags Speedway is a half-mile (0.8 km) paved oval racetrack in Pensacola, Florida. It opened in 1953 and is located on Pine Forest Road. It is christened after the nickname of Pensacola—"City of Five Flags."

California State Fairgrounds Race Track has been the name of two dirt oval racing tracks located in Sacramento, California. The track was built in 1906 for horse racing on the site of the California Exposition. It was active for auto racing in 1907, 1912, and from 1946 until 1970. The Exposition moved to a new site north of Downtown Sacramento in 1968, and the old fairgrounds were closed and sold for development in 1970. The final day of the track was marred by tragedy when three drivers were killed in the 100-lap super-modified caged sprint car competition.

<span class="mw-page-title-main">Chase Elliott</span> American racing driver (born 1995)

William Clyde "Chase" Elliott II is an American professional stock car racing driver. He competes full-time in the NASCAR Cup Series, driving the No. 9 Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 for Hendrick Motorsports and part-time in the NASCAR Xfinity Series, driving the No. 17 Chevrolet Camaro for the same team. He won the 2014 NASCAR Xfinity Series championship, becoming the first rookie to win a national series championship in NASCAR and the youngest champion in that series.

<span class="mw-page-title-main">Harrison Burton</span> American racing driver (born 2000)

Harrison Brian Burton is an American professional stock car racing driver. He competes full-time in the NASCAR Cup Series, driving the No. 21 Ford Mustang Dark Horse for Wood Brothers Racing. He is the son of former NASCAR driver Jeff Burton.

<span class="mw-page-title-main">NASCAR Cup Series</span> Top tier auto racing division within NASCAR

The NASCAR Cup Series is the top racing series of the National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing (NASCAR). The series began in 1949 as the Strictly Stock Division, and from 1950 to 1970 it was known as the Grand National Division. In 1971, when the series began leasing its naming rights to the R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company, it was referred to as the NASCAR Winston Cup Series (1971–2003). A similar deal was made with Nextel in 2003, and it became the NASCAR Nextel Cup Series (2004–2007). Sprint acquired Nextel in 2005, and in 2008 the series was renamed the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series (2008–2016). In December 2016, it was announced that Monster Energy would become the new title sponsor, and the series was renamed the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series (2017–2019). In 2019, NASCAR rejected Monster's offer to extend the naming rights deal beyond the end of the season. NASCAR subsequently announced its move to a new tiered sponsorship model beginning with the 2020 season similar to other U.S. based professional sports leagues, where it was simply known as the NASCAR Cup Series, with the sponsors of the series being called Premier Partners. The four Premier Partners are Busch Beer, Coca-Cola, GEICO, and Xfinity.

<span class="mw-page-title-main">Lebanon I-44 Speedway</span> Speedway in Missouri

Lebanon I-44 Speedway is a multi-purpose speedway located in the Ozark Highlands, just off Interstate 44 outside Lebanon, Missouri, United States.

<span class="mw-page-title-main">Carson Hocevar</span> American racing driver (born 2003)

Carson Scott Hocevar is an American professional stock car racing driver. He competes full-time in the NASCAR Cup Series, driving the No. 77 Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 for Spire Motorsports. He is a former member of the Drivers Edge Development driver development system.

The 1956 NASCAR Grand National Season began on November 13, 1955, and ended on November 18, 1956, lasting slightly longer than a full year.

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  49. BY THE NUMBERS: MOST WINS PER TRACK
  50. TOP 10 LIST: INDUCTEE WINS BY TRACK