The all-time lists

Every result in NASCAR's three national series (NASCAR's three top divisions. Cup, the O'Reilly Auto Parts Series, and the Craftsman Truck Series.) going back to 1949, boiled down to the names worth knowing. Anyone markedracing now is still out there this season. Tap through for their page.

Cup Series since 1949

The top flight, 77 seasons of it.

#	Driver	Era	Wins	Starts	Top 5	Laps led
1	Richard Petty	1958–1992	200	1,185	555	49,920
2	David Pearson	1960–1986	105	574	301	22,660
3	Jeff Gordon	1992–2016	93	805	325	24,924
4	Bobby Allison	1961–1988	85	718	336	26,511
5	Darrell Waltrip	1972–2000	84	809	276	23,109
6	Jimmie JohnsonRacing now	2001–	83	702	233	18,941
7	Cale Yarborough	1957–1988	83	562	255	28,446
8	Dale Earnhardt	1975–2001	76	676	281	25,693
9	Denny HamlinRacing now	2005–	64	752	263	17,309
10	Kyle BuschRacing now	2004–	63	762	254	19,488
11	Kevin Harvick	2001–2023	60	826	251	16,023
12	Rusty Wallace	1980–2005	55	706	202	19,965
13	Lee Petty	1949–1964	54	427	231	4,863
14	Ned Jarrett	1953–1966	50	353	185	9,821
15	Junior Johnson	1953–1966	50	313	121	12,640
16	Tony Stewart	1999–2016	49	618	187	12,818
17	Herb Thomas	1949–1962	48	228	122	5,630
18	Buck Baker	1949–1976	46	636	245	5,553
19	Bill Elliott	1976–2012	44	828	175	11,446
20	Mark Martin	1981–2013	40	882	271	12,877
21	Joey LoganoRacing now	2008–	40	646	181	10,192
22	Matt Kenseth	1998–2020	39	697	182	11,769
23	Tim Flock	1949–1961	39	187	102	6,265
24	Bobby Isaac	1961–1976	37	309	134	13,142
25	Brad KeselowskiRacing now	2008–	36	624	163	10,020

O'Reilly Auto Parts Series since 1982

The Saturday series, under its many names, Busch, Nationwide, Xfinity, now O'Reilly.

#	Driver	Era	Wins	Starts	Top 5	Laps led
1	Kyle BuschRacing now	2003–2024	102	367	226	20,129
2	Mark Martin	1982–2012	49	236	112	8,137
3	Kevin Harvick	1999–2021	47	349	186	9,706
4	Brad KeselowskiRacing now	2006–2020	39	257	129	5,402
5	Carl Edwards	2002–2012	38	245	130	5,985
6	Justin AllgaierRacing now	2008–	34	532	183	7,809
7	Jack Ingram	1982–1991	31	275	122	3,199
8	Joey LoganoRacing now	2008–2024	30	179	95	4,680
9	Matt Kenseth	1996–2015	29	288	139	5,351
10	Jeff Burton	1988–2009	27	306	90	4,822
11	Tommy Houston	1982–1996	24	418	123	4,116
12	Dale Earnhardt Jr.	1996–2024	24	147	71	3,717
13	Tommy Ellis	1982–1995	22	235	70	4,861
14	Sam Ard	1982–1984	22	92	67	4,006
15	Dale Earnhardt	1982–1994	21	136	65	3,346
16	Harry Gant	1982–1994	21	128	52	3,110
17	Greg Biffle	1996–2010	20	244	93	4,043
18	Kyle LarsonRacing now	2013–	19	125	66	3,339
19	Christopher BellRacing now	2017–	19	82	45	3,272
20	Denny HamlinRacing now	2004–2023	18	164	65	3,466
21	A.J. Allmendinger	2007–2024	18	131	57	1,527
22	Jeff Green	1990–2020	16	535	87	4,611
23	Joe Nemechek	1989–2020	16	453	74	2,906
24	Austin HillRacing now	2019–	16	174	60	1,453
25	Morgan Shepherd	1982–2019	15	454	44	2,178

Craftsman Truck Series since 1995

The third tier, racing pickups since 1995.

#	Driver	Era	Wins	Starts	Top 5	Laps led
1	Kyle BuschRacing now	2001–	69	184	123	8,353
2	Ron Hornaday Jr.	1995–2014	51	360	158	9,683
3	Jack Sprague	1995–2008	28	297	136	6,115
4	Mike Skinner	1995–2012	28	231	90	6,204
5	Corey HeimRacing now	2021–	26	96	56	3,217
6	Johnny Sauter	2003–2025	24	326	116	2,696
7	Todd Bodine	1995–2022	22	226	92	2,206
8	Dennis Setzer	1995–2012	18	314	82	2,011
9	Ted Musgrave	1995–2010	17	192	80	3,417
10	Greg Biffle	1998–2020	17	83	43	2,053
11	Matt Crafton	2000–2025	15	592	135	2,725
12	Johnny Benson Jr.	1995–2010	14	138	58	1,360
13	Kevin Harvick	1995–2021	14	124	48	2,373
14	Grant Enfinger	2010–	13	241	76	1,589
15	Mike Bliss	1995–2016	13	206	61	2,578
16	Joe Ruttman	1995–2007	13	172	68	1,221
17	John Hunter Nemechek	2013–	13	152	52	1,660
18	Brett Moffitt	2013–2024	13	97	41	1,230
19	Timothy Peters	2005–2021	11	258	59	1,565
20	Layne Riggs	2022–	11	74	31	1,392
21	Bobby Hamilton	1996–2006	10	102	33	1,703
22	Travis Kvapil	2001–2019	9	197	52	934
23	Christian Eckes	2018–	9	136	52	1,994
24	Chandler SmithRacing now	2019–	9	107	38	1,121
25	Zane SmithRacing now	2018–2024	9	97	38	1,264

Reading the listsEras don't compare cleanly: early seasons had 60 races against local fields, modern seasons 36 against the deepest grids the sport has known. Richard Petty's 200 wins and Kyle Busch's 102 second-tier wins are both unbreakable records, for opposite reasons.

Ranked by wins. Data via the nascaR.datapackage (source: DriverAverages.com), updated weekly in season.