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The 29 Greatest NASCAR Cup Series Drivers of All Time

By YPB Team

Seven-time champions share the grid with one-off giants and short-track heroes from every era of stock car racing.

  1. Jimmie Johnson — ranked #11
    Jimmie Johnson
    Won a record-tying seven titles, five of them in a row (2006-2010).
    1000pts
  2. Dale Earnhardt — ranked #22
    Dale Earnhardt
    The Intimidator, seven-time champion who died at Daytona in 2001.
    814pts
  3. Denny Hamlin — ranked #33
    Denny Hamlin
    Multiple Daytona 500 winner with dozens of wins but no title yet.
    745pts
  4. Fred Lorenzen — ranked #44
    Fred Lorenzen
    Golden Boy of the 1960s with 26 wins in a short career.
    745pts
  5. Davey Allison — ranked #55
    Davey Allison
    Rising star who won 19 races before his death in 1993.
    683pts
  6. Chase Elliott — ranked #66
    Chase Elliott
    2020 champion and multiple-time Most Popular Driver.
    660pts
  7. Jeff Gordon — ranked #77
    Jeff Gordon
    Four-time champion who modernized NASCAR's stock car image.
    660pts
  8. Bobby Allison — ranked #88
    Bobby Allison
    Hall of Famer with 84 wins and the 1983 title, leader of the Alabama Gang.
    610pts
  9. Dale Earnhardt Jr. — ranked #99
    Dale Earnhardt Jr.
    Fan favorite and two-time Daytona 500 winner carrying a famous name.
    553pts
  10. Bobby Isaac — ranked #1010
    Bobby Isaac
    1970 champion known for his record pole count.
    553pts
  11. Martin Truex Jr. — ranked #1111
    Martin Truex Jr.
    2017 champion who peaked late in his career at Furniture Row and Joe Gibbs.
    488pts
  12. Darrell Waltrip — ranked #1212
    Darrell Waltrip
    Three-time champion and 84-time winner, famous for his brashness.
    488pts
  13. Buck Baker — ranked #1313
    Buck Baker
    First driver to win back-to-back Cup titles in 1956-57.
    488pts
  14. Kevin Harvick — ranked #1414
    Kevin Harvick
    2014 champion and 60-time winner who replaced Earnhardt at Richard Childress Racing.
    413pts
  15. Kyle Busch — ranked #1515
    Kyle Busch
    Two-time champion with the most wins of any active driver.
    413pts
  16. Red Byron — ranked #1616
    Red Byron
    Champion of the first NASCAR season in 1949.
    325pts
  17. Bill Elliott — ranked #1717
    Bill Elliott
    Awesome Bill from Dawsonville, 1988 champion and speedway record setter.
    325pts
  18. Ryan Blaney — ranked #1818
    Ryan Blaney
    2023 champion and a Penske stalwart.
    325pts
  19. Cale Yarborough — ranked #1919
    Cale Yarborough
    Only driver to win three straight Cup championships in the 1970s.
    325pts
  20. Tony Stewart — ranked #2020
    Tony Stewart
    Three-time champion known for his fierce versatility across racing series.
    325pts
  21. Rusty Wallace — ranked #2121
    Rusty Wallace
    1989 champion with 55 wins and a long run at Penske.
    325pts
  22. Ricky Rudd — ranked #2222
    Ricky Rudd
    Won a race in 16 straight seasons from 1983 to 1998.
    222pts
  23. Joey Logano — ranked #2323
    Joey Logano
    Three-time champion known for clutch playoff performances.
    222pts
  24. Buddy Baker — ranked #2424
    Buddy Baker
    Hall of Famer and 1980 Daytona 500 winner, a superspeedway master.
    222pts
  25. Brad Keselowski — ranked #2525
    Brad Keselowski
    2012 champion and Roger Penske's longtime star.
    222pts
  26. Kurt Busch — ranked #2626
    Kurt Busch
    2004 champion and 2017 Daytona 500 winner.
    222pts
  27. Carl Edwards — ranked #2727
    Carl Edwards
    Backflipping winner who fell one point short of the 2011 title.
    222pts
  28. Mark Martin — ranked #2828
    Mark Martin
    Perennial title contender with 40 wins who never won the championship.
    0pts
  29. Matt Kenseth — ranked #2929
    Matt Kenseth
    2003 champion and two-time Daytona 500 winner.
    0pts

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