Since 1949, the NASCAR Strictly Stock Series, followed by the Grand National, then Winston Cup, Nextel/Sprint Cup, Monster Energy Cup, and now NASCAR Cup Series, has provided racing opportunities for over 3,600 drivers. In that time, 205 drivers have won a race. That means roughly 5% of all drivers in its history have won at least one race.

Currently, of the 36 full-time NASCAR Cup Series drivers, 25 have won a race in the highest series of Stock Car racing in the United States. That means that today’s Cup Series regulars account for 12.2% of all of the race wins in our sport’s history.

(Posted following Denny Hamlin’s 61st career victory at Las Vegas)

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1	Kyle Busch	63
2	Denny Hamlin	61
3	Joey Logano	37
4	Brad Keselowski	36
5	Kyle Larson	32
6	Chase Elliott	21
7	Ryan Blaney	18
8	William Byron	16
9	Christopher Bell	13
10	Tyler Reddick	11
11	Alex Bowman	8
12	Chris Buescher	6
13	Ross Chastain	6
14	Austin Dillon	6
15	Shane van Gisbergen	6
16	Chase Briscoe	5
17	Ricky Stenhouse Jr.	4
18	AJ Allmendinger	3
19	Austin Cindric	3
20	Bubba Wallace	3
21	Erik Jones	3
22	Daniel Suarez	2
23	Micahel McDowell	2
24	Josh Berry	1
25	Cole Custer	1