Who is the most overrated NASCAR champion?
Every name here has a trophy. Whether the trophy matched the driving is the whole question.
1Joey LoganoThree titles under a one-race finale that rewards a single good afternoon.1000pts
2Jimmie JohnsonSeven championships that critics credit to Chad Knaus and the playoff format.710pts
3Terry LabonteWon the 1996 title with two wins to Gordon's ten.624pts
4Dale EarnhardtSeven titles, one Daytona 500, and a legend some say outgrew the record.624pts
5Benny ParsonsThe 1973 champion with a single win that season.485pts
6Jeff GordonFour titles, and an argument that the Hendrick equipment did the work.485pts
7Kurt BuschWon the first Chase in 2004 without leading the standings most of the year.485pts
8Bill ElliottOne championship from a career better known for speed than titles.397pts
9Chase ElliottA 2020 title won in the finale format, and a fan award every year since.397pts
10Bobby LabonteWon the 2000 title with two wins in the second half of the season.397pts
11Matt KensethThe 2003 title with one win that prompted NASCAR to invent the Chase.397pts
12Dale JarrettThe 1999 title arrived at 42, after years as a mid-pack driver.397pts
13Rusty WallaceOne championship from 55 wins, and a habit of losing the long game.291pts
14Brad KeselowskiA 2012 title and a win rate below most champions on this list.162pts
15Alan KulwickiA beloved 1992 champion whose whole case rests on one season.162pts
16Kyle BuschTwo titles for the winningest driver of his era, both in finale formats.162pts
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