Today we get to see who starts the 2024 Cup season on the highest note possible, by winning the Daytona 500. However, later this week we go to another drafting track in Atlanta, but it hasn’t always been that way so the stats may be different than other drafting tracks. Down below you will find different statistics from all of the NASCAR Cup races here at Atlanta Motor Speedway ranging from Most Wins to Best Average Finishes by starting position. So read and enjoy these fun fact track stats!
In this post you will only find all-time stats, if you are looking for only active drivers stats or Next Gen stats check out my next article Active/Next Gen Cup Track Stats: Atlanta.
Active Drivers will be highlighted like so
Active means any driver who started a race in the 2024 Cup Series season.

First Winner: Fireball Roberts 07/31/1960
Most Recent Winner: William Byron 07/09/2023
Worst Starting Positions by Winner
Rank Race Start Pos. Driver Rank Race Start Pos. Driver
1 2001-35 39 Bobby Labonte 6 1983-04 22 Cale Yarborough
T2 1999-34 37 Bobby Labonte T7 1997-32 21 Bobby Labonte
T2 2015-02 37 Jimmie Johnson T7 1998-33 21 Jeff Gordon
4 2000-04 35 Dale Earnhardt T9 1990-29 20 Morgan Shepherd
5 1980-05 31 Dale Earnhardt T9 1993-30 20 Rusty Wallace

– Bobby Labonte was the king of starting bad at Atlanta and winning as he holds 3 of the 10 spots on the list, including the top 2.

Worst Finish by Pole Winner
Rank Race Finish Driver Rank Race Finish Driver
T1 2010.25 43 Denny Hamlin T3 1980-30 38 Bobby Allison
T1 1963-11 42 Junior Johnson T3 1996-04 38 Johnny Benson Jr.
T3 1983-04 41 Geoff Bodine T8 1968-33 36 Buddy Baker
T3 1979-30 39 Buddy Baker T8 2000-04 36 Dale Jarrett
T3 1994-31 39 Greg Sacks T8 2002-04 35 Bill Elliott

– Denny Hamlin’s record of worst finish by a pole winner at Atlanta will probably never be broken since there are only 40 cars that start each race now a days.

Drivers who won Pole & Race
Race Driver Race Driver
1960-27 Fireball Roberts 1977-05 Richard Petty
1964-13 Fred Lorenzen 1979-05 Buddy Baker
1965-09 Marvin Panch 1987-29 Bill Elliott
1967-10 Cale Yarborough 1988-29 Rusty Wallace
1971-10 A.J. Foyt 1996-31 Bobby Labonte
1972-06 Bobby Allison 2006-04 Kasey Kahne
1975-06 Richard Petty 2023-05 Joey Logano

– Joey Logano did something at Atlanta last year that only 3 drivers have accomplished since 1988. So don’t expect the Pole winner to win the race this weekend.

Drivers who swept both Stages in race
Race Driver Race Finish
2017-02 Kevin Harvick 9
2020-10 Martin Truex Jr. 3
2021-06 Kyle Larson 2
2022-19 Chase Elliott 1
Drivers to win both Stages and Race Drivers to win Pole, both Stages & Race
Race Driver Race Driver
2022-19 Chase Elliott – –

– Based on these stats winning both stages at Atlanta means you’re on your way to a good finish in the race.

Best Laps Led% by Winner Worst Laps Led% by Winner
Rank Race Laps Led% Driver Rank Race Laps Led% Driver
1 1969-10 92.22 Cale Yarborough 1 1961-46 0.75 David Pearson
2 1967-10 90.12 Cale Yarborough 2 1978-29 0.91 Donnie Allison
3 1970-31 89.94 Richard Petty 3 1962-53 1.12 Rex White
4 1988-04 82.32 Dale Earnhardt T4 1970-08 2.13 Bobby Allison
5 1980-30 82.01 Cale Yarborough T4 1987-04 2.13 Ricky Rudd
6 1995-31 81.1 Dale Earnhardt 6 2007-33 2.74 Jimmie Johnson
7 1978-05 79.57 Bobby Allison 7 2005-04 2.77 Carl Edwards
8 1997-04 77.13 Dale Jarrett 8 2001-35 4.00 Bobby Labonte
9 1995-04 76.22 Jeff Gordon 9 2004-33 5.23 Jimmie Johnson
10 1989-29 75.91 Dale Earnhardt 10 2001-04 5.54 Kevin Harvick

– If you want a chance to win this weekend you better have led a lap before the white flag or else you have no chance according to track history.

Best Laps Led% in race
Rank Race Laps Led% Driver Fin. Rank Race Laps Led% Driver Fin.
1 1969-10 92.22 Cale Yarborough 1st 6 1988-04 82.32 Dale Earnhardt 1st
2 1967-10 90.12 Cale Yarborough 1st 7 1980-30 82.01 Cale Yarborough 1st
3 1970-31 89.94 Richard Petty 1st 8 1995-31 81.71 Dale Earnhardt 1st
4 2017-02 89.85 Kevin Harvick 9th 9 1978-05 79.57 Bobby Allison 1st
5 2021-06 82.77 Kyle Larson 2nd 10 1997-04 77.13 Dale Jarrett 1st

– Only 2 drivers since 2000 are on this list and neither of them won the race. So, leading a lot of laps may not be in your best interest if you want to win.

Best Driver Rating in race (since 2005)
Rank Race Driver
 Driver
Rating		 Fin. Rank Race Driver
 Driver
Rating		 Fin.
1 2009-04 Kurt Busch 150.0 1st T6 2006-33 Tony Stewart 143.9 1st
2 2018-02 Kevin Harvick 146.1 1st T6 2008-04 Kyle Busch 143.9 1st
3 2011-25 Jeff Gordon 145.4 1st 8 2007-04 Jimmie Johnson 143.2 1st
T4 2021-06 Kyle Larson 144.8 2nd 9 2005-33 Carl Edwards 142.3 1st
T4 2021-21 Kurt Busch 144.8 1st 10 2010-25 Tony Stewart 141.7 1st

Not even a scraped up car could stop Kurt Busch from getting a perfect Driver Rating at Atlanta in 2009. This was also one of his six races where he ran every lap in the Top 15. Photo by Kevin C. Cox — Getty Images

Amount of times Driver ran every lap in Top 15 in race (since 2005)
Most Recent Driver Amount Most Recent Driver Amount
2023-05 Denny Hamlin 6 2022-19 Chase Elliott 1
2021-21 Kurt Busch 6 2008-04 Clint Bowyer 1
2016-02 Carl Edwards 4 2015-02 Dale Earnhardt Jr 1
2021-21 Kyle Busch 4 2018-02 Daniel Suarez 1
2010-25 Jimmie Johnson 3 2008-04 Kevin Harvick 1
2020-10 Martin Truex Jr. 3 2021-06 Kyle Larson 1
2008-04 Jeff Gordon 2 2016-02 Ricky Stenhouse Jr. 1
2009-04 Kasey Kahne 2 2012-25 Sam Hornish Jr. 1
2022-19 Ryan Blaney 2 2010-25 Tony Stewart 1
Most Lead Lap cars at finish of race Fewest Lead Lap cars at finish of race
Rank Race # of cars Rank Race # of cars
1 1998-33 32 T1 1960-44 1
T2 2010-04 27 T1 1961-33 1
T2 2023-19 27 T1 1963-11 1
4 2010-25 24 T1 1964-13 1
T5 2022-05 23 T1 1966-08 1
T5 2023-05 23 T1 1967-10 1
T7 2009-25 21 T1 1970-31 1
T7 2022-19 21 T1 1973-06 1
T9 2007-33 20 T1 1973-19 1
T9 2011-25 20 T1 1978-05 1
T1 1986-28 1

– All 4 Next Gen races are on the Most Lead Lap cars table, so expect 20+ cars to finish on the lead lap this weekend.

Best Avg. Fin. by Starting Position
(1-40)		 Worst Avg. Fin. by Starting Position
(1-40)
Rank Start Pos. Avg. Fin Rank Start Pos. Avg. Fin
1 5th 13.92 1 36th 26.70
2 3rd 14.06 2 39th 26.69
3 1st 14.50 3 38th 26.67
4 2nd 14.89 4 33rd 26.40
5 4th 15.36 5 40th 26.28
6 7th 16.36 6 34th 26.14
7 6th 16.44 7 35th 25.87
8 9th 16.85 8 37th 25.38
9 15th 17.02 9 29th 24.66
10 14th 17.12 10 32nd 24.03

– Overall in Atlanta’s history starting in the 30’s hasn’t been good, but starting Top 10 yields good results.

Best Avg. Driver Rating
(since 2005)(3+ starts)		 Best Avg. Top 15%
(since 2005)(3+ start)
Rank Driver Driv. Rate Starts Rank Driver Top 15% Starts
1 Jeff Gordon 103.92 17 1 Ryan Blaney 80.28 11
2 Carl Edwards 101.13 18 2 Chase Elliott 79.40 10
3 Jimmie Johnson 100.3 22 3 Carl Edwards 79.31 18
4 Ryan Blaney 98.01 11 4 Martin Truex Jr. 78.83 27
5 Kurt Busch 96.52 25 5 Jeff Gordon 78.34 17
6 Matt Kenseth 96.22 20 6 Jimmie Johnson 75.75 22
7 Tony Stewart 95.24 16 7 Brad Keselowski 74.44 18
8 Martin Truex Jr. 95.05 27 8 Denny Hamlin 72.42 27
9 Denny Hamlin 94.63 27 9 Kurt Busch 67.89 25
10 Chase Elliott 94.42 10 10 Matt Kenseth 66.98 20

This is Ryan Blaney’s response every time he sees Atlanta as the next race since he has the highest Avg. Driver Rating and Top 15% of any full-time Cup driver. Photo by Kevin C. Cox — Getty Images

Best Avg. Fin. All-time
(5+ Atlanta starts)		 Best Laps Led% All-time
(5+ Atlanta starts)
Rank Driver Avg. Fin. Starts Rank Driver Laps Led% Starts
1 Dick Hutcherson 3.60 5 1 Cale Yarborough 21.69 47
2 Dale Earnhardt 9.54 46 2 Banjo Matthews 18.01 6
3 Bob Welborn 10.29 7 3 Dale Earnhardt 17.79 46
4 Rex White 10.45 11 4 Marvin Panch 13.57 13
5 Ryan Blaney 11.36 11 5 David Pearson 12.20 39
6 Chase Elliott 11.50 10 6 Kevin Harvick 12.00 36
T7 Ernie Irvan 11.85 20 7 Kyle Larson 11.82 12
T7 Jimmie Johnson 11.86 29 8 Fireball Roberts 11.64 10
9 Matt Kenseth 12.03 30 9 Fred Lorenzen 11.45 19
10 Cale Yarborough 12.17 47 10 Tony Stewart 10.75 28

– Dick Hutcherson was probably always going to be safe with his Avg. Finish record, but now that Atlanta is a drafting track his record is definitely safe.

Most Atlanta Starts
All-time		 Best Laps Completed%
(5+ Atlanta starts)
Rank Driver Starts Rank Driver Lap Comp% Starts
1 Richard Petty 65 1 Ryan Blaney 99.88 11
2 Bill Elliott 62 2 Christopher Bell 99.85 7
3 Dave Marcis 59 3 Chase Briscoe 99.81 6
4 Ricky Rudd 58 4 Erik Jones 99.76 10
5 Darrell Waltrip 56 5 Dale Earnhardt Jr. 99.53 30
T6 Kyle Petty 55 T6 Danica Patrick 99.44 6
T6 Terry Labonte 55
T8 Buddy Baker 53 T6 Joey Logano 99.39 20
T8 Mark Martin 53 8 Bubba Wallace 99.38 9
T10 Bobby Allison 48 9 Justin Haley 99.32 6
T10 Michael Waltrip 48 10 Matt DiBenedetto 99.19 7

– The reason Ryan Blaney has the best Avg. Finish among full-time drivers is due in part to how many of the laps he’s been able to complete here.

Most Atlanta Wins
All-time		 Best Win% All-time
(5+ Atlanta starts)
Rank Driver Wins Rank Driver Win% Wins
1 Dale Earnhardt 9 1 William Byron 22.22 2
2 Cale Yarborough 7 2 Fred Lorenzen 21.05 4
T3 Bobby Labonte 6 3 Dick Hutcherson 20.00 1
T3 Richard Petty 6 4 Dale Earnhardt 19.57 9
T5 Bill Elliott 5 5 Jimmie Johnson 17.24 5
T5 Bobby Allison 5 T6 Bobby Labonte 15.79 6
T5 Jeff Gordon 5
T5 Jimmie Johnson 5 T6 Carl Edwards 15.79 3
T9 David Pearson 4 8 Marvin Panch 15.38 2
T9 Fred Lorenzen 4 9 Cale Yarborough 14.89 7
T9 Kurt Busch 4 10 Kasey Kahne 13.64 3

– William Byron won the last Cup race held at Atlanta and propelled himself to the top of the Win% list. However, not winning this weekend will put him in a tie for 2nd

Most Atlanta Poles All-time
Rank Driver Poles Rank Driver Poles
T1 Buddy Baker 7 T8 Alan Kulwicki 3
T1 Ryan Newman 7 T8 David Pearson 3
3 Cale Yarborough 6 T8 Fred Lorenzen 3
T4 Bill Elliott 5 T8 Geoff Bodine 3
T4 Fireball Roberts 5 T8 Harry Gant 3
T6 Dale Earnhardt 4 T8 Marvin Panch 3
T6 Richard Petty 4 T8 Rusty Wallace 3

– As you’ll see later in this article, Ryan Newman’s 7 Poles were due to a very impressive Pole streak.

Most Atlanta Top 3’s
All-time		 Best Top 3% All-time
(5+ Atlanta starts)
Rank Driver Top 3’s Rank Driver Top3% Top3’s
1 Dale Earnhardt 21 1 Dick Hutcherson 60.00 3
2 Cale Yarborough 17 2 Dale Earnhardt 45.65 21
3 Richard Petty 15 3 Jimmie Johnson 41.38 12
4 David Pearson 13 4 Carl Edwards 36.84 7
T5 Jeff Gordon 12 5 Cale Yarborough 36.17 17
T5 Jimmie Johnson 12 6 David Pearson 33.33 13
7 Darrell Waltrip 10 7 Fred Lorenzen 31.58 6
T8 Bill Elliott 9 8 Marvin Panch 30.77 4
T8 Bobby Allison 9 9 Fireball Roberts 30.00 3
T8 Bobby Labonte 9 T10 Jeff Gordon 28.57 12
T8 Buddy Baker 9 T10 Ned Jarrett 28.57 4
T8 Mark Martin 9 T10 Pete Hamilton 28.57 2

Dale Earnhardt had to have this smile every time he came to Atlanta as he had over 40 starts here and almost half resulted in a Top 3 finish. Photo by ISC Archives — CQ-Roll Call Group via Getty Images

Most Atlanta Top 5’s
All-time		 Best Top 5% All-time
(5+ Atlanta starts)
Rank Driver Top 5’s Rank Driver Top5% Top5’s
1 Dale Earnhardt 26 1 Dick Hutcherson 80.00 4
2 Cale Yarborough 23 2 Dale Earnhardt 56.52 26
3 Richard Petty 22 3 Carl Edwards 52.63 10
4 Darrell Waltrip 18 4 Cale Yarborough 48.94 23
T5 Bobby Allison 17 5 Jimmie Johnson 48.28 14
T5 Buddy Baker 17 6 Donnie Allison 46.43 13
T5 David Pearson 17 7 David Pearson 43.59 17
8 Jeff Gordon 16 8 Pete Hamilton 42.86 3
T9 Jimmie Johnson 14 9 Fred Lorenzen 42.11 8
T9 Mark Martin 14 10 Fireball Roberts 40.00 4

– Furthering how good Dale Earnhardt was at Atlanta, he has the most Top 5 finishes and still has 2nd best Top 5%.

Most Atlanta Top 10’s
All-time		 Best Top 10% All-time
(5+ Atlanta starts)
Rank Driver Top 10’s Rank Driver Top10% Top10’s
1 Richard Petty 33 1 Dick Hutcherson 100 5
2 Dale Earnhardt 30 2 Chase Elliott 70.00 7
3 Cale Yarborough 29 3 Dale Earnhardt 65.22 30
4 Darrell Waltrip 28 4 Rex White 63.64 7
T5 Bobby Allison 27 5 Carl Edwards 63.16 12
T5 Buddy Baker 27 6 Jeff Gordon 61.9 26
7 Jeff Gordon 26 7 Cale Yarborough 61.7 29
T8 Mark Martin 24 8 Brad Keselowski 61.11 11
T8 Terry Labonte 24 9 Donnie Allison 60.71 17
T10 Ricky Rudd 22 10 Jimmie Johnson 58.62 17

– Dick Hutcherson essentially showed up to Atlanta and was guaranteed to finish Top 10, even with only 5 starts that’s impressive.

Most Atlanta Stage Wins
All-time (since 2017)		 Best Stage Win% All-time
(since 2017)
Rank Driver Stage
W’s		 Rank Driver Stage W% Stage W’s
1 Kevin Harvick 4 1 Kevin Harvick 20.00 4
2 Kyle Larson 3 2 Kyle Larson 16.67 3
T3 Brad Keselowski 2 T3 Chase Elliott 11.11 2
T3 Chase Elliott 2 T3 Brad Keselowski 10.00 2
T3 Martin Truex Jr. 2 T3 Martin Truex Jr. 10.00 2
T3 Ryan Blaney 2 T3 Ryan Blaney 10.00 2
T7 Austin Cindric 1 T7 Austin Cindric 10.00 1
T7 Joey Logano 1 T7 Kurt Busch 6.25 1
T7 Kurt Busch 1 T7 William Byron 5.56 1
T7 Kyle Busch 1 T10 Joey Logano 5.00 1
T7 William Byron 1 T10 Kyle Busch 5.00 1

Kevin Harvick started the first ever stage at Atlanta on the Pole. He then went on to win both stages in the race to assert himself stage king. A title he’s yet to relinquish according to the tables above. Photo by Matt Sullivan — Getty Images

Most Atlanta Stage T10’s
All-time (since 2017)		 Best Stage T10% All-time
(since 2017)
Rank Driver Stage
T10’s		 Rank Driver Stage T10% Stage T10’s
1 Denny Hamlin 15 1 Clint Bowyer 87.50 7
2 Martin Truex Jr. 14 2 Denny Hamlin 75.00 15
T3 Kyle Larson 13 3 Kyle Larson 72.22 13
T3 Ryan Blaney 13 4 Martin Truex Jr. 70.00 14
5 Ryan Blaney 65.00 13
T5 Brad Keselowski 11 6 Kurt Busch 62.50 10
T5 Kyle Busch 11 T7 Brad Keselowski 55.00 11
7 Kurt Busch 10 T7 Kyle Busch 55.00 11
T8 Joey Logano 9 9 William Byron 50.00 9
T8 Kevin Harvick 9 T10 Joey Logano 45.00 9
T8 William Byron 9 T10 Kevin Harvick 45.00 9

– There was only one stage that Clint Bowyer competed in at Atlanta that he didn’t get a Top 10 in.

Most Atlanta Starts
without Win		 Longest Atlanta Win Streak
All-time
Rank Driver Starts Rank Driver Streak Year
T1 Kyle Petty 55 T1 Marvin Panch 2 1965
T1 Terry Labonte 55 T1 Bobby Allison 2 1972
3 Michael Waltrip 48 T1 David Pearson 2 1973
4 Sterling Marlin 45 T1 Richard Petty 2 1974-75
5 Joe Nemechek 39 T1 Cale Yarborough 2 1980-81
6 Geoff Bodine 37 T1 Bill Elliott 2 1985
7 Jeff Burton 36 T1 Dale Earnhardt 2 1989-90
8 Buddy Arrington 34 T1 Bill Elliott 2 1992
T9 Brett Bodine 32 T1 Dale Earnhardt 2 1995-96
T9 Harry Gant 32 T1 Bobby Labonte 2 1997-98
T9 Jimmy Means 32 T1 Jeff Gordon 2 1998-99
T1 Carl Edwards 2 2005
T9 Lake Speed 32 T1 Jimmie Johnson 2 2007
T1 Jimmie Johnson 2 2015-16

– No one has won more than 2 straight races at Atlanta and with it being a drafting track now it’s gonna be hard for someone to get 3+ wins in a row.

Most Atlanta Starts
without Pole		 Longest Atlanta Pole Streak
All-time
Rank Driver Starts Rank Driver Streak Year
1 Ricky Rudd 58 1 Ryan Newman 6 2003-05
2 Kyle Petty 55 2 Buddy Baker 3 1979-80
3 Michael Waltrip 48 T3 Fireball Roberts 2 1960
4 Ken Schrader 47 T3 Fireball Roberts 2 1961
5 Sterling Marlin 45 T3 Cale Yarborough 2 1969-70
6 Joe Nemechek 39 T3 Dave Marcis 2 1975-76
7 Benny Parsons 38 T3 Cale Yarborough 2 1978
8 Jeff Burton 36 T3 Alan Kulwicki 2 1989
9 Buddy Arrington 34 T9 88
drivers
tied		 1 1961-2023
T10 Brett Bodine 32
T10 Jimmy Means 32
T10 Lake Speed 32

– The Pole Streak list is going to have 89 drivers tied at T9 (unless qualifying is rained out) since the most recent Pole winner, Aric Almirola, retired.

Most Atlanta Starts
without Top 3		 Longest Atlanta Top 3 Streak
All-time
Rank Driver Starts Rank Driver Streak Year
1 Kyle Petty 55 1 David Pearson 6 1972-75
2 Michael Waltrip 48 T2 Dale Earnhardt 5 1989-91
3 Jeff Burton 36 T2 Dale Jarrett 5 1996-98
4 Buddy Arrington 34 T4 Ned Jarrett 4 1964-65
5 Brett Bodine 32 T4 Buddy Baker 4 1974-75
6 Jimmy Means 32 T4 David Pearson 4 1976-77
7 Lake Speed 32 T4 Dale Earnhardt 4 1979-81
T8 J.D. McDuffie 31 T4 Cale Yarborough 4 1980-82
T8 James Hylton 30 T4 Bill Elliott 4 1991-92
10 Ryan Newman 30 T10 11 drivers tied 3 1964-2019

– Ryan Newman was super fast here having 7 total Poles and 6 in a row, but he couldn’t turn any of those fast cars into a Top 3 finish.

Most Atlanta Starts
without Top 5		 Longest Atlanta Top 5 Streak
All-time
Rank Driver Starts Rank Driver Streak Year
1 Buddy Arrington 34 1 David Pearson 12 1972-77
T2 Brett Bodine 32 T2 Dale Earnhardt 7 1989-92
T2 Jimmy Means 32 T2 Dale Jarrett 7 1996-99
4 J.D. McDuffie 31 4 Cale Yarborough 6 1975-78
5 G.C. Spencer 29 T5 Fred Lorenzen 5 1962-64
6 Frank Warren 28 T5 Richard Petty 5 1969-71
7 Bobby Hamilton 26 T5 Donnie Allison 5 1976-78
T8 Bobby Hillin Jr. 25 T5 Bill Elliott 5 1984-86
T8 Cecil Gordon 25 T5 Dale Earnhardt 5 1994-96
T8 Dave Blaney 25 T10 13 drivers
tied		 4 1965-2006
T8 Jamie McMurray 25

– The last time a driver had 4+ straight Top 5’s here at Atlanta was Mark Martin from 2003-2006, showing just how hard that feat is.

Most Atlanta Starts
without Top 10		 Longest Atlanta Top 10 Streak
All-time
Rank Driver Starts Rank Driver Streak Year
1 Jimmy Means 32 1 Cale Yarborough 14 1975-82
T2 Elmo Langley 24 2 David Pearson 12 1972-77
T2 John Andretti 24 3 Richard Petty 10 1968-72
T2 Rick Mast 24 4 Martin Truex Jr. 9 2015-22
5 Casey Mears 21 5 Bobby Allison 8 1969-72
6 Tommy Gale 18 T6 Dale Earnhardt 7 1989-92
7 Henley Gray 16 T6 Morgan Shepherd 7 1989-92
T8 H.B. Bailey 15
T8 Wally Dallenbach Jr. 15 T6 Dale Jarrett 7 1996-99
T10 David Gilliland 14 T6 Tony Stewart 7 2001-04
T10 Kevin Lepage 14 T6 Kevin Harvick 7 2015-21

– Jimmy Means did not have much luck here at Atlanta as he is the only driver on every “Most Starts without” list.

Most Atlanta Stages
without Stage Win		 Longest Atlanta Stage Win
Streak (since 2017)
Rank Driver Stages Rank Driver Streak Race
T1 Aric Almirola 20 1 Kevin Harvick 3 2017.02 s1- 2018.02 s1
T1 Austin Dillon 20 T2 Martin Truex Jr. 2 2020.10
T1 Chris Buescher 20 T2 Kyle Larson 2 2021.06
T1 Daniel Suarez 20 T2 Chase Elliott 2 2022.19
T1 Denny Hamlin 20 T5 11
drivers
tied		 1 —
T1 Erik Jones 20
T1 Michael McDowell 20
T1 Ricky Stenhouse Jr. 20
T9 Alex Bowman 18
T9 Bubba Wallace 18
T9 Corey LaJoie 18

– Brad Keselowski has a chance too add his name to the Stage Win streak list since he won Stage 2 at Atlanta last Summer.

Most Atlanta Stages
without Stage T10		 Longest Atlanta Stage T10
Streak (since 2017)
Rank Driver Stages Rank Driver Streak Race
T1 B.J. McLeod 16 1 Denny Hamlin 11 2018.02 s1- 2022.05 s1
T1 Ty Dillon 16 2 Kevin Harvick 8 2017.02 s1- 2020.10 s2
3 Cody Ware 14 T3 Clint Bowyer 7 2017.02 s2- 2020.10 s2
4 Cole Custer 12 T3 Kyle Busch 7 2019.02 s2- 2021.21 s2
T5 David Ragan 8 T5 Kyle Larson 6 2017.02 s1- 2019.02 s2
T5 Garrett Smithley 8 T5 Ryan Blaney 6 2019.02 s1- 2021.06 s2
T5 Josh Bilicki 8 T7 Martin Truex Jr. 5 2019.02 s1- 2021.06 s1
T5 Noah Gragson 8 T7 Alex Bowman 5 2021.06 s1- 2022.05 s1
T5 Todd Gilliland 8 T7 Kyle Larson 5 2021.06 s1- 2022.05 s1
T10 J.J. Yeley 6 T8 6
drivers
tied		 4 —
T10 Landon Cassill 6
T10 Paul Menard 6
T10 Quin Houff 6

– It will be a while before we see a new driver atop the Stage T10 streak list as the best right now is only 4 straight stages.