Top 10 Most Winning NASCAR Cup Series Drivers (1949-2018) Visualized

This video shows the Top 10 NASCAR Cup Series drivers with the most wins over the years.
Special thanks to racing-reference.info for the data provided in this video.
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[@izekealtopanga8513]

Fun fact Bobby Isaac was the Intimidator's favorite driver, and was often sited as the one driver Dale didn't want to race against. What's even more crazy is that Bobby Isaac laid down 28 world speed records with his K&K car with very little modifications to it.

[@molahli_koketso22]

Kevin Harvick and Kyle Busch just eliminated Lee Petty and Rusty Wallace from the top 10. Both tied for 56 wins

[@alawalter918]

Harvick up to 58 now.

[@Raptordude05]

@@alawalter918 Busch at 58

[@alawalter918]

@@Raptordude05 I know

[@Raptordude05]

@@alawalter918 I think Kyle will tie Gordon in the all time list

[@alawalter918]

@@Raptordude05 I don’t know about that, he’s been on an ice cold streak. He only has 2 wins in about 2 years.

[@dflynn-ty2du]

Jeff Gordon could have retired in 1999 with 50 wins and 3 championships and still be considered one of the Top 5 greatest drivers of all time. People seem to forget.

[@darrengriffin6588]

i dont think people forgot this at all. strange

[@mod134]

He also had 5 years in a row with the most wins and could've won the championship 1995-99. He was that good.

[@xtlm]

Shame the playoffs kept him from having a few more championships.

[@SlickNick98]

Everybody hated Jeff for a long time especially when he passed Dale Earnhardts win streak they booed him and threw beer cans towards his car after

[@timpowell1429]

@@SlickNick98 That was only when he beat Dale Jr. at the 1 Talladega race but Jeff did get respect and wish he did get that 5th ring in 2015 but Kyle had a heck of a comeback in 2015

[@penguincamp]

Update: as of the end of the 2020 season, Rusty Wallace and Lee Petty have been toppled by Kevin Harvick and Kyle Busch, who hold 58 and 57 wins respectively.

[@timpowell1429]

Kyle Busch - 59 wins Kevin Harvick - 58 wins

[@670HP-Package-NOW]

KFB at 60 now

[@senseiluminous3828]

And now Harvick has hit 60 as well

[@TheTotallyRealXiJinping]

I won’t lie, when Earnhardt’s number stopped I got pretty sad

[@IsraelCountryCube]

xi jingping bneing sad? huhh......

[@coolmanast4952]

Fax

[@LITTLE1994]

Understandably.

[@jingles123456789ify]

What about when Fireball Robert's number stopped?

[@need4speed5353]

4:05 Johnson's entrance is perfectly timed with the music

[@antborb7215]

Richard Petty after 1967: Look at all them kids fighting.

[@IsraelCountryCube]

LOL!!!

[@KamikazeGames]

y'all better hope korbin forrister doesn't get to cup otherwise this chart will explode

[@dalewise77]

Not really worried these days

[@brianwells5123]

Lol this is a sarcastic post correct

[@tonyyost331]

Ayy Kamikazegames

[@ilackedtheheart]

If I were a billionare with money to spend on a Cup team, the two drivers I would hire would be Korbin Forrister and Mike Harmon.

[@MA-df6pj]

Nascar fans understanding sarcasm? Lol come on man you should know better

[@ashketchumsdad]

To those that dont know, David Pearson only ran the full schedule (or close at least) 4 times, and won 3 of them. Less than 600 total starts. The biggest what could have been in NASCAR history, even if he still had 105 wins

[@stonewall01]

I agree. Take 1973 for example. David Pearson only ran 18 of the 28 races but he won 11 of those 18, and finished in the top 5 in 3 of those other 7, finishing no worse than 3rd. The four races he didn't finish in the top 5 he did not finish due to mechanical failures and 1 crash. That is just amazing! *Also he led 2,658 of the 5,338 laps he completed in the 18 races he entered. That is 49.7% of the completed laps. Talk about dominance. He still finished 13th in the final points standings. These stats are from Racing Reference by the way. lol

[@ashketchumsdad]

@@stonewall01 in 76 he pretty much just had to show up those remainingl 8 races, and he wins the championship

[@jasonwiggins6137]

You can't play the what if game. Ned Jarrett, Junior Johnson, and Lee Petty all retired early. What if that didn't happen? Look at the driver deaths in the 40's, 50's, and 60's. What if that didn't happen? What if Bobby Allison stayed with Junior Johnson? What if Cale Yarborough didn't retire early and race Indy Cars? What if Darrell Waltrip didn't leave Junior Johnson? You can go on and on and on. Take Pearson's career achievements, double it, and you have Richard Petty.

[@ashketchumsdad]

@@jasonwiggins6137 I agree, I never like playing that game. But Pearson is still the biggest what could have been in history lol

[@jasonwiggins6137]

@@ashketchumsdad I respect Pearson. I was born and raised in SC, but for some reason, Petty doesn't get the respect he deserves. What he accomplished is insane.

[@ryananderson6688]

I genuinely think had Jeff Gordon’s career not almost ended in the late 00s from his back injury, I think he would’ve almost caught or barely passed David Pearson with somewhere between 100-110 wins. I also contemplate how many more wins Dale Sr would’ve gotten if he hadn’t passed in 2001.

[@HighWideandHandsome]

Kind of wild that Lee Petty was third all way into 1977.

[@seekingcirculation]

“Richard Petty” is a weird way to say Timmy Hill.

[@racechamp2280]

Did you mean Quin Houff?

[@jingleoctopus4160]

@United Gaming oh hell no

[@mrcrazybubba7758]

@United Gaming no he sucks timmy hill is better

[@Bdawg122x]

@@mrcrazybubba7758 the intimmydator is KING

[@spartancupseries6887]

1:12 - Richard Petty: “I’m gonna use what’s called a power move!”

[@fredflintstone8159]

1967, 10 wins in a row and 27 wins total, for the King

[@JohnSmith-mk5jt]

No one: Richard Petty in 1967 with 27 wins on the season: *I am speed*

[@LexyThomas134]

Actually it was because his family was rich and they was able to put WAY bigger motors and better parts in their cars unlike the other drivers. You seen what happened when NASCAR made all the cars the same. He flopped

[@ronframe387]

@Lexi Thomas: You're not really That clueless are you?!

[@brandynhenry7107]

@@LexyThomas134 and he'd race all the bullshit Wednesday night filler in pine fuck, Arkansas no other big name would go to

[@LexyThomas134]

@@ronframe387 Clueless? He literally said that himself. So who's clueless now? LMFAO FAIL. He also admitted to still cheating even though he hàd an advantage. Think you need to do a little research before calling someone clueless. You work at Biden Brains R US or what?

[@LexyThomas134]

@@brandynhenry7107 True

[@xxxYYZxxx]

Dale Sr.'s average starting position (12.9) is higher than his average finishing position (11.06) The rest of these guys were front-runners. E.g., Darrell Waltrip's avg start: 13.7, avg. finish: 15.12, King Petty: 9.5 start, 11.27 finish, Bobby Allison: 8.5 start, 11.49 finish. Sr. is the only driver I know of who's average finish is significantly higher than his avg. start, meaning he was the best driver (and/or had the best car) DURING THE RACES, as opposed to generating the best qualifying times and starting up front. Sr. had fewer pole positions (23) than the rest of this list, eg Allision had 59, King Petty had 123, Jeff Gordon had 81.

[@arvidekelund9451]

The king is the king for a reason and that is 200 races, 10 wins in a row, 27 wins in a season and 7 Winston cup series championchips yeah he is the king and no one will never eaven get close to that

[@hell-sol5240]

Easy to do when he was racing against no competition

[@arvidekelund9451]

Hell- Sol true

[@imjusstchillin5776]

@@arvidekelund9451 nope not true lol

[@imjusstchillin5776]

@@hell-sol5240 they raced 50 60 times a year sometimes even more.... Not to mention the rules... Hell there damn near wasn't any rules back then lol

[@arvidekelund9451]

im Jus St ChiLLin shut up he is that is facts

[@nascarman14]

Crazy how recent this video is and that Kyle Busch just jumped into the top 10 this year. It'll be cool to see where he ends up by the end of his career. I see him landing in the top 5 all-time. I can't stand him but I definitely can respect how good he is.

[@elijaaahcopter]

I think Mr. Busch can reach at least 90 cups wins at the age and pace he is constantly winning about 4-5 races a year on average.

[@jonesbbq9041]

If you count all of the series that he has won a race in he beats Richard petty by quite a bit and he can still race for many more years. I agree that I can’t stand him but his is incredibly skilled and I respect that.

[@allabouthewaves4354]

@@elijaaahcopter He’s not getting to 90. Id say he’s around Sr in the win column. He didn’t win a lot in his early days. Gordon(29) and Johnson(23) already were averaging 6 and 4 wins a season by their 5th season. Kyle only won 16 his first 5. Then Gordon in his 6th season dropped 13 on the competition and Johnson dropped a 10 burger on them as well.

[@brotatochip7001]

@@elijaaahcopter he ain’t gonna pass Jimmie, he’s struggling for wins these days and he’s got maybe 5 more years left in him. It depends on how many of those years he’s competitive for.

[@ecomm7048]

It's crazy knowing there was a man (Richard petty) who seen that many career wins. I understand it was during a time where if you had the best team and mechanics you would win every time but wow it amazes me

[@timpowell1429]

Top Wins 2021: 1. Richard Petty - 200 wins 2. David Pearson - 105 wins 3. Jeff Gordon - 93 wins 4. Darrell Waltrip - 84 wins 4. Bobby Allison - 84 wins 6. Jimmie Johnson - 83 wins 6. Cale Yarborough - 83 wins 8. Dale Earnahrdt - 76 wins 9. Kyle Busch - 59 wins 10. Kevin Harvick - 58 wins

[@XA351GT]

Better way to judge this is by diving it by the original era and the modern era (1972 up) The bulk o Petty's wins came when they raced 50-60 races a year. He won 27 times in 1 season . There were modern era seasons that barely had that many races total.

[@timpowell1429]

@@XA351GT Ye that is true

[@apprentice70]

Jeff and Dale the true GOATS

[@cjracingpnf]

Now that was awesome! Great job Noah!

[@Frady180]

Crazy to me to think that Father and Son both held most wins in nascar history.

[@TekuTaurus]

and then grandson couldn't even get 10 wins in his 30 years racing

[@MrZrazies]

What’s impressive is no drivers hit top 10 in 90s but dale sr and Jeff Gordon.

[@kylewagoner]

This needs updated with Harvick and Kyle Busch.

[@Tayd0g]

Thank you for this

[@Digger818]

Very cool, thank you. One with car owners would be awesome.

[@MOUNTAINDEWMODELING]

At least one of my favorite drivers made it on the list Richard Petty even though Bill Elliott didn't make it on the list still I'll still always be a fan

[@seannolan9857]

If he'd taken a Yates ride instead of going the owner/driver route, he'd probably be in the 70 win club.

[@Dj_Not_Nice]

Nobody will beat Richard's record since Nascar use to race every other day than just once a week

[@Z64sports]

It may start moving that way again

[@monacoGP11]

If we count all three series Kyle Busch already has

[@dylangriggs2754]

Giga Coasters Inc. but no one gives a shit about Kryle Busch

[@monacoGP11]

The One and only Energizer Bunny if you’re talking about this year, yes. But if you count all years, then no.

[@Dj_Not_Nice]

@@monacoGP11 just the cup series I'm talking about lol

[@averyschwab703]

So easy to see when drivers absolutely dominate. So cool!

[@MA-df6pj]

Fans only love it when they’re Hendrick cars dominating

[@markreda3873]

Cool video... Was hoping Jeff would have gotten 100 wins but.. still amazing career..

[@cuda7133]

Petty and the others back in the day didn't have the same level of competition as today's drivers... cool chart though...wish it was updated.

[@hengineer]

2019: Kyle Busch has entered the chat. 2020: Kevin Harvick has entered the chat.

[@THEDonnyB]

So, basically, for over 60 years the Petty family has been on top of this chart.

[@STEINE9]

Amazing video. How did you make it?

[@_A.MCarsTrainsTravel]

Yes thx for putting the lost but won theme from rush on

[@MarcusFenixKO]

1993; *sweats in Jeff Gordon*

[@masoneveridge4078]

Key points 1964 Lee Petty makes his final Cup start Fireball Roberts and Joe Weatherly pass away 1967 Richard Petty wins 27 races 1979 Richard Petty wins his final Cup championship 1984 Richard Petty wins his final race 1988 Bobby Allison suffers a career ending crash 1992 Richard Petty makes his final Cup start 1994 Dale Earnhardt wins his final Cup championship 2000 Darrell Waltrip makes his final Cup start Dale Earnhardt wins his final race 2001 Dale Earnhardt pass away Jeff Gordon wins his final championship 2007 Jeff Gordon passes Dale Earnhardt in wins 2015 Jeff Gordon wins his final race 2016 Jeff Gordon makes his final Cup start Jimmie Johnson wins his final Cup championship 2017 Jimmie Johnson wins his final race 2020 Jimmie Johnson makes his final Cup start

[@dkashvideos]

For Jimmie Johnson. The glen giveith and pocono taketh away

[@apprentice70]

fyi music is from “Rush” a film about Niki Lauda and James Hunt F1 Racing. Great film.

[@BulldogSp33d]

I hate to say this, but the video is missing the word "Cup" in it. Great video though, would love to see more for Xfinity and Trucks.

[@nascarman14]

50's are not in the top 10 anymore (Lee Petty 11th) 60's : Bobby Allison, David Pearson, Richard Petty, Cale Yarborough 70's : Bobby Allison, David Pearson, Richard Petty, Darrell Waltrip, Cale Yarborough 80's : Bobby Allison, Dale Earnhardt, Richard Petty, Rusty Wallace, Darrell Waltrip, Cale Yarborough 90's : Dale Earnhardt, Jeff Gordon, Rusty Wallace, Darrell Waltrip 00's : Kyle Busch, Jeff Gordon, Jimmie Johnson, Rusty Wallace 10's : Kyle Busch, Jeff Gordon, Jimmie Johnson 20's : ???

[@TheBranJone]

20's Kyle Busch,Denny Hamlin and Kevin Harvick

[@mistaTVD3199]

Good guesses for the 20's. I wonder amongst the young drivers today who have the potential for 40 or 50 wins. Chase Elliot, Ryan Blaney, Kyle Larson?

[@Luca_Amaral]

@@mistaTVD3199 Christopher Bell, Chase Briscoe, Austin Cindric also

[@hengineer]

@@TheBranJone Denny ain't there yet.

[@allabouthewaves4354]

Whoa whoa whoa where is Tony Stewart for the 2000s? Kyle only had 12 victories in the 2000s. Disrespectful

[@MondayMorningRacer]

I enjoyed this visual. The music seems familiar, what's it from?

[@thelegokorean]

"Lost but Won" by Hans Zimmer. It's from the "Rush" movie soundtrack.

[@MondayMorningRacer]

Ahhh, I knew it was familiar. Top composer and good film, thanks!

[@The8112]

What did you use to make this?

[@leethear2174]

The fact that dale Sr. Won the same amount of championships…. As well as jimmy johnson, with more than half less of wins of petty speaks of their talent.

[@brotatochip7001]

They can compete when it matters.

[@njj9555]

Jeff is better than both.

[@brotatochip7001]

@@njj9555 Last time I checked Jeff doesn’t have 7 championships.

[@nascarandbowlingfan3888]

@@njj9555 nope Dale was better 7 to 4

[@samraspante5157]

What app did u use to make this

[@JimmyDean59]

I think it’d be interesting to see how many wins Earnhardt would have had if he never died. It’d probably cap around 80 since he was looking to retire, but still.

[@NascarFan-hi4et]

Brih all I'm gonna say is Quinn Houff got his third lead lap finish this season last weekend so pretty sure he's gonna be up there any day now

[@TheTotallyRealXiJinping]

>.>

[@Pifmeister]

And to think, Lee Petty had been in the Top 10 list since the Inaugural season! ...until 2019, when Kyle Busch passed him for 10th

[@Gavin_509]

At the pace larson at he will be on here soon

[@jacobstrutner8232]

Kyle Busch is a better driver with more wins than Richard petty. Wom more races with much more even cars than petty did with millions invested back in the 60s. Dude was rich spending 20x the next guy just to win

[@nascarandbowlingfan3888]

Busch crybaby is trash

[@LITTLE1994]

There's a reason why Richard Petty is called "The King". The other greats couldn't match him, not even Earnhardt Sr., Penson, or Johnson.

[@tonygeinzer6034]

I'd say do an NHRA Top 10 Winner Chart.

[@ReboottoysEllis]

Got an update the list

[@pampoos]

It scares me how many drivers stopped winning because of injuries or deaths. Fireball Roberts, Lee Petty, Joe Weatherly, Earnhardt Sr.. the line goes on.

[@jeffpedals]

I'm waiting for the 1998 2nd place finishes video.🤔

[@Nedums]

Junior Johnson and fireball Roberts, oh I miss them.

[@darrenplamo804]

I still can't believe that jimmie jhonson is winless 😭

[@keeganbrown9967]

Because I'm a salty Jeff Gordon fan. If the chase format was never invented Jeff would have 7 titles. 2005, 2007, and 2014 being those years. O whale 🐳

[@nickfiore48]

Nope, Jimmie and Chad would sandbag every year during the summer, to save their resources for the playoffs, if the playoffs didn’t exist they would’ve used all their stuff every week

[@brandynhenry7107]

I hate the chase(especially playoff chase era) and generally agree but you have to understand the season would be approached differently so you can't say that for sure. 2007 I'll give you because he dusted the fucking field hard

[@madmikeschannel8128]

The playoffs suck. It's ripped off the some of the most consistent drivers in NASCAR. Gordon, Harvick, and Edwards the most. If thats why Edwards left, I don't blame him.

[@THEDonnyB]

Unless you can get a guy who can race for 30 years, winning at least 6 times a year no one will EVER come close to Richard Petty.

[@SESKE_5]

Tbf they raced WAY more back in the time then they do now.

[@MrMW2nd]

from 1959 to 1968, richard petty ran 662 races. thats only 24 less races than jimmie johnson has been in. its not a fair comparison. i understand historical stuff and protecting legacy but it just doesnt feel fair to compare running 60 races a year vs only 30, and now 36 races a year

[@MA-df6pj]

Nascar will make sure all four current Hendrick drivers top 500 career wins each

[@allabouthewaves4354]

@@MrMW2nd And the man’s father literally ran a solid career before he did and he had major sponsorship backing him TIL THIS DAY😂. That 200 win mark is overrated imo. If you look at his closest competitors, they rarely ran FULL seasons back then. Hell Pearson only ran 3 close to full or full seasons pre 1972.

[@THEDonnyB]

I'm not even saying anything about how good Richard Petty was... I'm just saying that unless you have someone who matches what I said it'll never happen. Y'all just reading too much into it and trying to tarnish a legacy that, while overrated, is still impressive.

[@itzteslamodels9320]

Richard petty is a legend

[@tonystewartfan2014]

I never made the top 10😞

[@wendigockel]

Jimmie Johnson knocked off Junior Johnson.

[@astrodoc1]

Am I the only one who noticed this music is in the risk mobile app 🤣

[@gadbammit4736]

With how many championships Jimmy won I'd think he'd have 80 more wins than Jeff Gordon?

[@Riddlemethisgaming]

Jeez 200? No wonder they call him the king..also glad to see my driver in 3rd ...#24EVER

[@chuckfinley4757]

Where's Danica?

[@whattheeggstr]

Nice joke

[@Spag3tt]

James 3:10 From the same mouth come blessing and cursing. My brothers, these things ought not to be so. Also Jesus is king God is king

[@thekevinharvick]

I didn't know Lee raced before Richard Petty

[@timpowell1429]

Lee was the father of Richard

[@thekevinharvick]

@@timpowell1429 epic

[@YonderTie]

They don’t call him the king for nothin

[@Turmpett]

The thing I find impressive is that (in my opinion) Richard Petty is still not the best driver. Dale Earnhardt is. The fact that Earnhardt only had 76 carrier wins and yet tied Petty for 7-time season champion is gosh-Dearn impressive. (see what I did there?) He could have even broken the tie with Petty of he hadn't died in 2001.

[@hsllife]

If the original format for championship point standings was still in place.. pretty Earnhardt and Gordon would all have 7 championships.. Johnson would only have 4.... Jeff Gordon is still the greatest. Glad I got to witness it all..

[@seannolan9857]

The Latford system was not the original system. The original system only gave points to the top fifteen, and multiplied depending on race purse. If we'd kept that system, Gordon would probably have the most championships, mainly due to a high number of Crown Jewel wins.

[@Jetmech1781]

This just proves to me that Richard Petty was the best of a bad bunch. Quality of drivers and how even the cars have been since the mid 80s has really made the talented drivers stand out.

[@MOMAZOSPATO]

Video: Nascar Music: Rush music

[@l.lexus7]

Name music 3:25?

[@HappyKarl095]

Jeff Gordon is my driver.

[@dustypeppers1358]

Look at winning percentage if you wanna know the 🐐. 600 races 105 wins.

[@seannolan9857]

If Petty had retired at 51 like Pearson did, his win percentage would be slightly higher than Pearson's. Hanging on too long cost him in those categories.

[@NORLAMotorsports]

Nobody: Richard Petty:

[@dudebro5527]

I bet Richard Petty could still win 200 races in todays nascar

[@noahpyke6091]

Bad take bro

[@timpowell1429]

This is a more competitive era then when Petty rcaed in

[@ronframe387]

@Tim Powell:: Ahh...Petty raced the same time as #2 David Pearson! That's pretty competitive.

[@timpowell1429]

@@ronframe387 Pearson was Petty's only comperition when he raced except for Bobby Allison later Jimmie Johnson is the goat because he was in rhe most competitive era and dominating it like crazy

[@noahpyke6091]

@@timpowell1429 could argue dale Earnhardt was in a more competitive Era but it could go either way with those two

[@kumamakinbeatss]

richard pettty : GASSSSSS GAAASSSSSSS GAAAAAAASSSSS

[@leeprice48jj7x]

it could have been 90or maybe even 100 for one of the greatest 7x champions if he stayed

[@njj9555]

No way. He went winless his last 3 seasons.

[@leeprice48jj7x]

@@njj9555 I mean look at how good Hendrick is right now

[@leeprice48jj7x]

@@njj9555 he still has it in him

[@sametozkan9175]

Michael McDowell, Paul Menard, Chris Buescher, Casey Mears and Trevor Bayne has 1 win then Yeley DiBenedetto and Suarez.

[@IsraelCountryCube]

WHAT Happend to Richard Petty? I wanna get to know him SOUNDS COOL! MAN!!!

[@ShawnCaldwell11]

He's retired and is 84yrs old

[@Sad_emoji51]

Richard petty the king

[@LexyThomas134]

Petty shouldn't even be on this list, he was literally like the only driver who's family had money and was able to put WAY bigger motors and parts in his cars that no one else could. You seen what happened when NASCAR made all the cars the same. He flopped.

[@ronframe387]

You really Are that clueless! Or just a troll. Or a Kyle Busch fan!

[@LexyThomas134]

@@ronframe387 He even said he cheated even though he knew he had the best car lol King of Cheats.

[@whattheeggstr]

@@LexyThomas134 shut up

[@whattheeggstr]

@@ronframe387 what's wrong with Kyle busch

[@LexyThomas134]

@@whattheeggstr What's wrong with speaking facts these days? Why do you leftist get all butthurt about the truth? And if you're not, then stop acting like one. This is a comment section for opinions. I'll say what I want when I want. You don't like it? Scroll past, simple as that kid. And Petty said what I said himself, he knows he had a HUGE advantage over EVERYONE else. His motor was twice as big as everyone, no wonder he won so many. AGAIN, what happened after NASCAR made everyone's cars even?

[@Angus_Gibson]

Some of the older crowd, while definitely upper echelon racers, I feel like should have asterisks next to their names, before NASCAR started cracking down with post race inspections on top of pre race inspections, some of the old crowd were cheating left, right, and center.

[@FastDuDeJiunn]

richards #s are so inflated with long seasons and being the only team that made all the races back in the day with all the money daddy had. not to mention a lot smaller groups that could comptete vs their cars.... imo jeff gordon is the best ever. he beat the best of the best in their prime. a lot stiffer competition and more of them. back in 40s-70s u had 5-at most 10 guys in race that could win usually.......... rest were just fill ins that almostnever won.

[@madmikeschannel8128]

That's not really a fair assumption. It is hard to compare eras sometimes. Jeff was awesome but he beat the best of the 90's in their prime. Not the 70's or 80's superstars. Plus he had Hendrick equipment which has made champions of a few other drivers as well and put many in victory lane. I think Jeff is awesome but I can't see how he's hands down better than Earnhardt Sr, Yarborough, or Pearson.

[@gradymcdougal8810]

My cousin had more wins than dale earnhardt

[@racechamp2280]

SO WRONG WORNG WRONG WRONG!! QUIN HOUFF HAS 201 WINS

[@timpowell1429]

Timmy Hill - 202 wins Quin Houff - 201 wins

[@graxoperlevel2293]

Yes, the title of the video should be updated to indicate Cup Series wins.

[@Gaspiral]

They both have 0 wins according to Wikipedia (don’t harass me if its a joke)

[@racechamp2280]

@@Gaspiral lemme go change Wikipedia real quick lol

[@jonesbbq9041]

Kyle Busch is the most winningist driver but his personality is not in the top 20 for sure.

[@mmaqueen4298]

I'll argue with anyone that Jeff Gordon is the goat of Nascar

[@rcguy902]

Earnhardt is Nascars greatest ever 7 to 4

[@B-A-L]

What? No 'winningest'? What's wrong with you? lmao!

[@Ogrmac]

Cap

[@Gaspiral]

How so?

[@Ogrmac]

@@Gaspiral the Waltrip had one more wind than you showed