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Active/Next Gen Cup Track Stats: Atlanta

Last week we got to see yet another driver win their way into the playoffs, marking the 4th driver out of the Top 16 in points to do so, as Chase Briscoe held off Kyle Busch for his 2nd career Cup win. Now we start the playoffs by heading to a wildcard track, Atlanta. Down below you will find different statistics for active drivers and Next Gen races of the NASCAR Cup series here at Atlanta Motor Speedway ranging from Most Wins to Best Average Finishes by starting position in the Next Gen era. So read and enjoy these fun fact track stats!
In this post you will only find active and Next Gen stats, if you are looking for all-time stats check out my previous article All-Time Cup Track Stats: Atlanta.
Active means any driver who started a race in the 2024 Cup Series season.
 
Last Atlanta Race (02/25/24)
Finish Start Driver Laps Led S1 Fin S2 Fin Driver Rating
1 23 Daniel Suarez 260 9 19th 4th 89.1
2 6 Ryan Blaney 260 31 2nd 3rd 111.7
3 3 Kyle Busch 260 28 5th 24th 95.5
4 8 Austin Cindric 260 32 18th 1st 98.8
5 18 Bubba Wallace 260 3 8th 25th 81.5
6 27 Ricky Stenhouse Jr. 260 1 7th 27th 69.9
7 21 Ross Chastain 260 0 3rd 28th 83.3
8 1 Michael McDowell 260 27 1st 23rd 96.3
9 7 Chris Buescher 260 1 13th 15th 87.6
10 25 Ty Gibbs 260 0 20th 13th 68.7
11 16 Harrison Burton 260 0 17th 8th 86.5
12 12 Martin Truex Jr. 260 9 6th 5th 89.4
13 32 Corey LaJoie 260 0 15th 12th 81.3
14 33 Kaz Grala 260 0 28th 14th 58.5
15 28 Chase Elliott 260 0 27th 10th 76.9
16 20 Ryan Preece 260 0 31st 21st 51.5
17 11 William Byron 260 0 9th 26th 82.2
18 26 Daniel Hemric 260 0 22nd 20th 52.7
19 35 Carson Hocevar 260 0 21st 17th 57.8
20 31 Justin Haley 260 0 23rd 16th 59.7
21 34 John Hunter Nemechek 260 0 30th 19th 43.8
22 10 Austin Dillon 260 0 32nd 18th 46.0
23 13 Denny Hamlin 259 15 25th 11th 95.4
24 36 B.J. McLeod 257 0 29th 30th 48.0
25 37 Erik Jones 256 0 26th 31st 38.8
26 4 Todd Gilliland 256 58 10th 6th 91.8
27 17 Alex Bowman 255 0 34th 32nd 36.9
28 2 Joey Logano 252 27 12th 22nd 102.2
29 14 Josh Berry 250 0 16th 29th 60.0
30 19 Tyler Reddick 243 0 35th 33rd 32.7
31 9 Chase Briscoe 239 0 11th 9th 88.4
32 5 Kyle Larson 222 17 4th 2nd 94.3
33 24 Brad Keselowski 218 2 24th 7th 78.1
34 22 Christopher Bell 148 0 36th 34th 27.7
35 29 Zane Smith 75 0 14th 35th 44.1
36 15 Noah Gragson 66 0 33rd 36th 28.7
37 30 Josh Williams 2 0 37th 37th 23.2

– Only 4 of the 16 drivers that qualified for the playoffs this year finished Top 10 in the Spring Atlanta race, while 7 of them finished 27th or worse.

Active Atlanta Average Finish w/ Best and Worst Finish
Rank Driver Avg. Fin. Best Worst Starts
1 Ryan Blaney 10.58 1st 25th 12
2 Chase Elliott 11.82 1st 38th 11
3 Jimmie Johnson 11.86 1st 36th 29
4 Kyle Busch 13.21 1st 43rd 29
T5 Austin Cindric 14.00 3rd 32nd 6
T5 Kaz Grala 14.00 14th 14th 1
7 Brad Keselowski 14.95 1st 39th 19
8 Erik Jones 15.45 4th 28th 11
9 Martin Truex Jr. 15.48 2nd 40th 29
10 Daniel Suarez 15.64 1st 36th 11
11 Joey Logano 16.57 1st 35th 21
12 Denny Hamlin 17.07 1st 43rd 28
13 Ross Chastain 17.22 2nd 35th 9
14 A.J. Allmendinger 17.53 3rd 40th 15
15 Ty Gibbs 17.67 9th 34th 3
16 William Byron 17.70 1st 33rd 10
17 Justin Haley 18.14 7th 30th 7
18 Alex Bowman 18.42 3rd 35th 12
19 Christopher Bell 18.63 3rd 34th 8
20 Kyle Larson 18.85 2nd 36th 13
T21 Carson Hocevar 19.00 19th 19th 1
T21 Daniel Hemric 19.00 18th 20th 2
23 Ricky Stenhouse Jr. 19.07 6th 37th 15
24 Chris Buescher 19.17 7th 35th 12
25 Bubba Wallace 19.40 5th 32nd 10
26 Todd Gilliland 20.20 15th 27th 5
27 Chase Briscoe 20.86 15th 31st 7
28 Tyler Reddick 20.88 5th 30th 8
29 Austin Dillon 21.47 6th 39th 15
30 Corey LaJoie 21.50 4th 34th 10
31 Harrison Burton 21.60 10th 34th 5
32 John Hunter Nemechek 22.00 21st 23rd 2
33 Justin Allgaier 23.00 20th 26th 2
34 Josh Berry 23.50 18th 29th 2
35 Ty Dillon 24.30 15th 36th 10
36 David Ragan 24.89 8th 37th 18
37 Ryan Preece 25.57 16th 35th 7
38 Anthony Alfredo 26.50 26th 27th 2
39 Michael McDowell 26.82 4th 42nd 17
40 J.J. Yeley 28.20 7th 41st 15
41 David Starr 29.00 29th 29th 1
42 Cody Ware 30.00 23rd 39th 7
43 B.J. McLeod 30.11 19th 40th 9
44 Josh Bilicki 30.25 16th 37th 4
45 Noah Gragson 30.40 12th 37th 5
46 Zane Smith 35.00 35th 35th 1
47 Timmy Hill 35.33 31st 39th 3
48 Joey Gase 36.50 35th 38th 2
T49 Austin Hill 37.00 37th 37th 1
T49 Josh Williams 37.00 37th 37th 1

– It’s hard to make much based on the table above as the stats for most drivers are influenced by races before Atlanta became a drafting track.

Best Active Atlanta
Avg. Driver Rating		 Best Active Atlanta
Avg. Top 15%
Rank Driver Driv. Rate Starts Rank Driver Top 15% Starts
1 Jimmie Johnson 100.3 22 1 Ryan Blaney 81.17 12
2 Ryan Blaney 99.15 11 2 Martin Truex Jr. 79.10 28
3 Martin Truex Jr. 94.85 28 3 Chase Elliott 77.04 11
4 Denny Hamlin 94.66 28 4 Jimmie Johnson 75.75 22
5 Chase Elliott 92.83 11 5 Brad Keselowski 73.71 19
6 Kyle Busch 92.75 28 6 Denny Hamlin 72.83 28
7 Brad Keselowski 91.07 19 7 Kyle Larson 64.90 13
8 Kyle Larson 87.45 13 8 Kyle Busch 63.81 28
9 Joey Logano 87.20 21 9 Joey Logano 59.24 21
10 William Byron 80.64 10 10 Austin Cindric 53.93 6
After the Spring race here Christopher Bell fell out of the top 10 in both tables above making room for William Byron and Austin Cindric to become 10th. Photo by Alex Slitz — Getty Images
Best Active Laps Led% Best Active Laps Completed%
Rank Driver Laps Led% Starts Rank Driver Laps Comp% Starts
1 Kyle Larson 11.46 13 T1 Carson Hocevar 100 1
2 Kyle Busch 6.46 29 T1 Kaz Grala 100 1
3 Jimmie Johnson 6.24 29 3 Ryan Blaney 99.89 12
4 William Byron 6.07 10 T4 Daniel Hemric 99.83 2
5 Joey Logano 5.96 21 T4 John H. Nemechek 99.83 2
6 Denny Hamlin 5.17 28 6 Erik Jones 99.65 11
7 Chase Elliott 5.05 11 7 Bubba Wallace 99.44 10
8 Todd Gilliland 4.50 5 8 Justin Haley 99.41 7
9 Martin Truex Jr. 4.38 29 9 Joey Logano 99.29 21
10 Ryan Blaney 4.02 12 10 Justin Allgaier 99.24 2

– Both Carson Hocevar and Kaz Grala have only made one start here, this Spring, but they are hoping that they can continue their perfect Completed Laps% here this weekend.

Most Active Atlanta Starts Most Active Atlanta Poles
Rank Driver Starts Rank Driver Poles
T1 Jimmie Johnson 29 T1 Joey Logano 2
T1 Kyle Busch 29
T1 Martin Truex Jr. 29 T2 Denny Hamlin 1
4 Denny Hamlin 28
5 Joey Logano 21 T2 Kyle Busch 1
6 Brad Keselowski 19
7 David Ragan 18 T2 Martin Truex Jr. 1
8 Michael McDowell 17
T9 A.J. Allmendinger 15 T2 Michael McDowell 1
T9 Austin Dillon 15
T9 J.J. Yeley 15 T2 Ricky Stenhouse Jr. 1
T9 Ricky Stenhouse Jr. 15

– This weekend Kyle Busch and Martin Truex Jr. will break their tie with Jimmie Johnson for most Atlanta starts among active drivers.

Active Atlanta Win List (w/ %)
Rank Driver Wins Win% Rank Driver Wins Win%
1 Jimmie Johnson 5 17.24 T5 Daniel Suarez 1 9.09
T2 William Byron 2 20.00 T5 Ryan Blaney 1 8.33
T2 Brad Keselowski 2 10.53 T5 Joey Logano 1 4.76
T2 Kyle Busch 2 6.90 T5 Denny Hamlin 1 3.57
T5 Chase Elliott 1 9.09
Jimmie Johnson’s last Atlanta win, 2016, was also his last Top 3 finish. However, he still holds the active record for both categories as well as the best Top 3% below. Photo by Matt Sullivan — NASCAR via Getty Images
Most Active Atlanta Top 3’s Best Active Atlanta Top 3%
Rank Driver Top 3’s Rank Driver Top3% Top3’s
1 Jimmie Johnson 12 1 Jimmie Johnson 41.38 12
2 Kyle Busch 6 2 Brad Keselowski 26.32 5
3 Brad Keselowski 5 3 Ross Chastain 22.22 2
4 Martin Truex Jr. 4 4 Kyle Busch 20.69 6
5 Denny Hamlin 3 5 William Byron 20.00 2
T6 Ross Chastain 2 6 Daniel Suarez 18.18 2
T6 William Byron 2 T7 Ryan Blaney 16.67 2
T6 Daniel Suarez 2 T7 Austin Cindric 16.67 1
T6 Ryan Blaney 2 9 Kyle Larson 15.38 2
T6 Kyle Larson 2 10 Martin Truex Jr. 13.79 4
T6 Joey Logano 2
Most Active Atlanta Top 5’s Best Active Atlanta Top 5%
Rank Driver Top 5’s Rank Driver Top5% Top5’s
1 Jimmie Johnson 14 1 Jimmie Johnson 48.28 14
2 Kyle Busch 10 2 Ryan Blaney 41.67 5
T3 Denny Hamlin 6 3 Kyle Busch 34.48 10
T3 Martin Truex Jr. 6 4 Austin Cindric 33.33 2
T5 Ryan Blaney 5 5 Daniel Suarez 27.27 3
T5 Brad Keselowski 5 6 Brad Keselowski 26.32 5
T7 Daniel Suarez 3 7 Ross Chastain 22.22 2
T7 Joey Logano 3 8 Denny Hamlin 21.43 6
T9 7
drivers
tied		 2 9 Martin Truex Jr. 20.69 6
T10 Corey LaJoie 20.00 2
T10 William Byron 20.00 2

– Furthering how good Jimmie Johnson has been at Atlanta, he’s almost finished half his races here in the Top 5.

Most Active Atlanta Top 10’s Best Active Atlanta Top 10%
Rank Driver Top 10’s Rank Driver Top 10% Top 10’s
1 Jimmie Johnson 17 1 Ty Gibbs 66.67 2
2 Kyle Busch 14 2 Chase Elliott 63.64 7
3 Martin Truex Jr. 13 3 Jimmie Johnson 58.62 17
4 Brad Keselowski 11 4 Ryan Blaney 58.33 7
5 Denny Hamlin 10 5 Brad Keselowski 57.89 11
T6 Chase Elliott 7 6 Kyle Busch 48.28 14
T6 Ryan Blaney 7 7 Daniel Suarez 45.45 5
T6 Joey Logano 7 8 Martin Truex Jr. 44.83 13
9 Daniel Suarez 5 9 Denny Hamlin 35.71 10
T10 Chris Buescher 4 T10 Joey Logano 33.33 7
T10 Kyle Larson 4 T10 Chris Buescher 33.33 4
T10 A.J. Allmendinger 4 T10 Ross Chastain 33.33 3
T10 Austin Cindric 33.33 2

– Austin Cindric, Daniel Suarez, and Ty Gibbs may be considered underdogs going into the playoffs, but watchout for them this weekend as they all rank T10 or better in the Top 10% table above.

Active Daytona Stage Win List (w/ %)
Rank Driver Stage Wins Stage Win% Rank Driver Stage Wins Stage Win%
1 Kyle Larson 3 15.00 T2 Ryan Blaney 2 9.09
T2 Austin Cindric 2 16.67 T7 William Byron 1 5.00
T2 Chase Elliott 2 10.00 T7 Joey Logano 1 4.55
T2 Brad Keselowski 2 9.09 T7 Kyle Busch 1 4.55
T2 Martin Truex Jr. 2 9.09 T7 Michael McDowell 1 4.55

– Kyle Larson may have the most Stage Wins here at Atlanta among active drivers, but it’s underdog Austin Cindric that has the best Stage Win%.

Most Active Atlanta Stage T10’s Best Active Atlanta Stage T10%
Rank Driver Stage T10’s Rank Driver Stage T10% Stage T10’s
1 Martin Truex Jr. 16 1 Kyle Larson 75.00 15
T2 Kyle Larson 15 2 Martin Truex Jr. 72.73 16
T2 Denny Hamlin 15 3 Denny Hamlin 68.18 15
T2 Ryan Blaney 15 4 Ryan Blaney 68.18 15
T5 Brad Keselowski 12 T5 Brad Keselowski 54.55 12
T5 Kyle Busch 12 T5 Kyle Busch 54.55 12
7 William Byron 10 7 William Byron 50.00 10
T8 Chase Elliott 9 8 Chase Elliott 45.00 9
T8 Joey Logano 9 9 Austin Cindric 41.67 5
10 Alex Bowman 7 10 Joey Logano 40.91 9

– With Denny Hamlin getting no Stage T10’s in the Spring race here Martin Truex Jr. passed him for most Stage T10’s among active drivers here, and Kyle Larson passed him for best Stage T10%.

Most Active Atlanta Starts without Win Most Active Atlanta Starts without Pole
Rank Driver Starts Rank Driver Starts
1 Martin Truex Jr. 29 1 Jimmie Johnson 29
2 David Ragan 18 2 Brad Keselowski 19
3 Michael McDowell 17 3 David Ragan 18
T4 A.J. Allmendinger 15 T4 A.J. Allmendinger 15
T4 Austin Dillon 15 T4 Austin Dillon 15
T4 J.J. Yeley 15 T4 J.J. Yeley 15
T4 Ricky Stenhouse Jr. 15 7 Kyle Larson 13
8 Kyle Larson 13 T8 Alex Bowman 12
T9 Alex Bowman 12 T8 Chris Buescher 12
T9 Chris Buescher 12 T8 Ryan Blaney 12

– As you’ve seen through all the tables above Jimmie Johnson has had a lot of success at Atlanta, but winning a Pole is something he has not accomplished here.

Most Active Atlanta Starts without Top 3 Most Active Atlanta Starts without Top 5
Rank Driver Starts Rank Driver Starts
1 David Ragan 18 1 David Ragan 18
2 Michael McDowell 17 T2 Austin Dillon 15
T3 Austin Dillon 15 T2 J.J. Yeley 15
T3 J.J. Yeley 15 T2 Ricky Stenhouse Jr. 15
T3 Ricky Stenhouse Jr. 15 5 Chris Buescher 12

– David Ragan may be a Georgia native, but his home track of Atlanta has been anything but kind to him over the years, not even getting a single Top 5 finish.

Most Active Atlanta Starts
without Top 10
Rank Driver Starts
1 Ty Dillon 10
2 B.J. McLeod 9
T3 Chase Briscoe 7
T3 Cody Ware 7
T3 Ryan Preece 7

– Chase Briscoe is riding high after his win that got him into the playoffs last week at Darlington, but we start the playoffs at a place he’s never gotten a Top 10 in 7 starts.

Most Active Atlanta Stages without Stage Win Most Active Atlanta Stages without Stage T10
Rank Driver Stages Rank Driver Stages
T1 Austin Dillon 22 1 B.J. McLeod 18
T1 Chris Buescher 22 2 Ty Dillon 16
T1 Daniel Suarez 22 3 Cody Ware 14
T1 Denny Hamlin 22 4 Noah Gragson 10
T1 Erik Jones 22 T5 David Ragan 8
T1 Ricky Stenhouse Jr. 22 T5 Josh Bilicki 8
T7 Alex Bowman 20 T7 J.J. Yeley 6
T7 Bubba Wallace 20 T7 Ty Gibbs 6
T7 Corey LaJoie 20 T9 6 drivers
tied		 4
T10 B.J. McLeod 18
T10 Ross Chastain 18

– B.J. McLeod and Ty Dillon have had no luck when it comes to Atlanta as they are the top 2 among active drivers in most starts without a race Top 10 and Stage T10 here.

Active Atlanta Streaks (2+ in a row)
Driver Streak Category Driver Streak Category
Daniel Suarez 2 Top 2’s Ricky Stenhouse Jr. 2 Top 10’s
Kyle Busch 2 Top 5’s Ryan Blaney 4 Stage T10’s
Ryan Blaney 4 Top 10’s Kyle Larson 2 Stage T10’s
Kyle Busch 3 Top 10’s Martin Truex Jr. 2 Stage T10’s
Michael McDowell 2 Top 10’s Todd Gilliland 2 Stage T10’s
Daniel Suarez has finished the last 2 Atlanta races in the Top 2, and if he can do that again this weekend he’d be off to a great start in the playoffs and he’d be tied for the 4th longest Top 2 streak all-time at Atlanta. Photo by Alex Slitz — Getty Images

 

Next Gen Stats
Best Next Gen Laps Led% in race
Rank Race Laps Led% Driver Fin. Rank Race Laps Led% Driver Fin.
1 2023-05 53.85 Joey Logano 1st 7 2023-05 18.08 Brad Keselowski 2nd
2 2022-19 36.92 Chase Elliott 1st 8 2022-19 15.77 William Byron 30th
3 2022-05 34.15 William Byron 1st 9 2022-05 12.92 Ross Chastain 2nd
4 2023-19 24.86 Aric Almirola 18th T10 2022-19 12.31 Ross Chastain 2nd
5 2024-02 22.31 Todd Gilliland 26th T10 2024-02 12.31 Austin Cindric 4th
6 2023-19 21.08 Chris Buescher 15th

– Generally speaking leading a decent chunk of laps at Atlanta in the Next Gen car yields good results as 6 of the 11 on this list finished 1st or 2nd.

Best Next Gen Driver Rating in race
Rank Race Driver
 Driv.
Rate		 Fin. Rank Race Driver
 Driv.
Rate		 Fin.
1 2022-05 William Byron 134.9 1st 6 2023-05 Brad Keselowski 114.6 2nd
2 2022-19 Chase Elliott 134.5 1st 7 2024-02 Ryan Blaney 111.7 2nd
3 2023-05 Joey Logano 129.8 1st 8 2023-19 A.J. Allmendinger 110.1 3rd
4 2023-19 Ryan Blaney 120.3 9th 9 2022-19 Ryan Blaney 110.0 5th
5 2022-19 Ross Chastain 116.0 2nd 10 2022-05 Chase Elliott 108.1 6th

– Hendrick Motorsports and Team Penske have had the best drivers at Atlanta since the introduction of the Next Gen car having 7 of the 10 spots in the table above, and 8 of the 10 spots in the table below.

Best % of Next Gen Race Laps ran in Top 15 in race
Rank Race Driver
 Top 15% Fin. Rank Race Driver
 Top 15% Fin.
T1 2022-19 Chase Elliott 100 1st 6 2023-05 Joey Logano 93.08 1st
T1 2022-19 Ryan Blaney 100 5th T7 2023-19 Ryan Blaney 92.97 9th
T1 2023-05 Denny Hamlin 100 6th T7 2023-19 Austin Cindric 92.97 12th
4 2023-05 Brad Keselowski 96.15 2nd 9 2024-02 Ryan Blaney 92.31 2nd
5 2022-05 William Byron 94.46 1st 10 2024-02 Austin Cindric 89.62 4th
Best Next Gen Avg. Fin. by
Starting Position (1-37)		 Worst Next Gen Avg. Fin. by
Starting Position (1-37)
Rank Start Pos. Avg. Fin Rank Start Pos. Avg. Fin
1 1st 8.60 1 30th 29.20
2 3rd 10.80 2 36th 25.20
3 18th 12.80 3 29th 24.40
4 2nd 13.40 4 5th 24.20
5 22nd 14.00 5 8th 23.40
T6 10th 14.20 6 37th 23.33
T6 23rd 14.20 7 32nd 23.00
8 14th 14.40 8 15th 22.60
9 27th 15.00 9 34th 22.40
T10 6th 15.20 10 21st 21.80
T10 12th 15.20

– Starting in the Top 3 at Atlanta in the Next Gen usually leads to good/decent results, but starting out of the Top 30 usually leads to some undesirable results.

Best Next Gen Atlanta
Avg. Driver Rating		 Best Next Gen Atlanta
Avg. Top 15%
Rank Driver Driv. Rate Starts Rank Driver Top 15% Starts
1 Ryan Blaney 108.70 5 1 Ryan Blaney 86.90 5
2 Joey Logano 100.78 5 2 Denny Hamlin 76.98 5
3 Chase Elliott 97.78 4 3 Chase Elliott 70.97 4
4 William Byron 95.88 5 4 Joey Logano 68.06 5
5 Denny Hamlin 89.80 5 5 Austin Cindric 67.29 5
6 A.J. Allmendinger 86.85 2 6 William Byron 66.51 5
7 Martin Truex Jr. 85.38 5 7 Kurt Busch 63.93 2
8 Austin Cindric 85.28 5 8 Martin Truex Jr. 61.01 5
9 Kurt Busch 85.05 2 9 Daniel Suarez 58.76 5
10 Daniel Suarez 82.84 5 10 Brad Keselowski 58.37 5
Ryan Blaney has the best Avg. Driver Rating and Top 15% at Atlanta in the Next Gen car, but this Spring was his best finish in the 5 races, 2nd by .003 seconds. Photo by Jeff Robinson — Icon Sportswire via Getty Images
Best Next Gen Atlanta Avg. Finish Best Next Gen Atlanta Laps Led%
Rank Driver Avg. Fin. Starts Rank Driver Laps Led% Starts
1 Ryan Blaney 8.00 5 1 Joey Logano 14.73 5
2 Daniel Suarez 8.40 5 2 William Byron 13.26 5
3 Chase Elliott 8.75 4 3 Chase Elliott 12.14 4
4 A.J. Allmendinger 9.50 2 4 Aric Almirola 6.70 4
5 Ross Chastain 11.80 5 5 Ross Chastain 6.12 5
T6 Austin Cindric 12.40 5 6 Ryan Blaney 5.66 5
T6 Erik Jones 12.40 5 7 Brad Keselowski 5.27 5
8 Kurt Busch 12.50 2 8 Todd Gilliland 4.50 5
9 Justin Haley 13.60 5 9 Kyle Busch 4.34 5
10 Kaz Grala 14.00 1 10 Austin Cindric 4.19 5

– When looking at the tables above it is clear to see that leading laps and Avg. Finish don’t correlate much as only 4 drivers are on both tables.

Next Gen Atlanta Win List Next Gen Atlanta Pole List
Rank Driver Wins Win% Rank Driver Poles
1 William Byron 2 40.00 T1 Aric Almriola 1
T2 Chase Elliott 1 25.00 T1 Joey Logano 1
T2 Daniel Suarez 1 20.00 T1 Michael McDowell 1
T2 Joey Logano 1 20.00
William Byron won the first Next Gen race at Atlanta and he still leads the pack as he’s the only driver to have won here twice since the Next Gen’s inception. Photo by Mike Mulholland — Getty Images
Next Gen Atlanta Top 3’s List
Rank Driver Top 3’s Top 3%
T1 Daniel Suarez 2 40.00
T1 Ross Chastain 2 40.00
T1 William Byron 2 40.00
T4 A.J. Allmendinger 1 50.00
T4 Kurt Busch 1 50.00
T4 Chase Elliott 1 25.00
T4 Austin Cindric 1 20.00
T4 Brad Keselowski 1 20.00
T4 Christopher Bell 1 20.00
T4 Joey Logano 1 20.00
T4 Kyle Busch 1 20.00
T4 Ryan Blaney 1 20.00
Watch out for Trackhouse to be strong this weekend as their 2 drivers are 2 of the 3 with multiple Top 3 finishes here at Atlanta in the Next Gen car. Photo by Todd Kirkland — Getty Images
Most Next Gen Atlanta Top 5’s Most Next Gen Atlanta Top 10’s
Rank Driver Top 5’s Top 5% Rank Driver Top 10’s Top 10%
1 Daniel Suarez 3 60.00 T1 Daniel Suarez 4 80.00
T2 Austin Cindric 2 40.00 T1 Ryan Blaney 4 80.00
T2 Corey LaJoie 2 40.00 T3 Kyle Busch 3 60.00
T2 Kyle Busch 2 40.00 T3 Ross Chastain 3 60.00
T2 Ross Chastain 2 40.00 T5 Ty Gibbs 2 66.67
T2 Ryan Blaney 2 40.00 T5 Chase Elliott 2 50.00
T2 William Byron 2 40.00 T5 10 drivers tied with same % 2 40.00
T8 A.J. Allmendinger 1 50.00
T8 Kurt Busch 1 50.00
T8 Chase Elliott 1 25.00
T8 7 drivers tied with same % 1 20.00

– Daniel Suarez has been good at Atlanta in the Next Gen as he’s the only driver with 3+ Top 5’s and is one of only two drivers with 4+ Top 10’s.

Most Next Gen Daytona Stage Wins Most Next Gen Daytona Stage T10’s
Rank Driver Stage Wins Stage Win% Rank Driver Stage T10’s Stage T10%
T1 Chase Elliott 2 25.00 1 Ryan Blaney 8 80.00
T1 Austin Cindric 2 20.00 2 William Byron 7 70.00
T1 Ryan Blaney 2 20.00 T3 Brad Keselowski 6 60.00
T3 Christopher Bell 6 60.00
T4 Brad Keselowski 1 10.00 T3 Martin Truex Jr. 6 60.00
T6 Austin Cindric 5 50.00
T4 Joey Logano 1 10.00 T6 Kyle Larson 5 50.00
T8 Chase Elliott 4 50.00
T4 Michael McDowell 1 10.00 T8 Daniel Suarez 4 40.00
T8 Denny Hamlin 4 40.00
T4 William Byron 1 10.00 T8 Ross Chastain 4 40.00
T8 Tyler Reddick 4 40.00

– Ryan Blaney is the Next Gen Stage King at Atlanta as he is tied for the most Stage Wins during the 5 races and has the most Stage T10’s as well.

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