NASCAR Information Sunday, August 7, 2022

NASCAR CUP SERIES STATS HIGHLIGHTS THIS SEASON

Michigan

Kevin Harvick

Michigan winner – Started 16th, finished 8th in Stage 1 & 13th in Stage 2, led only final 38 laps

Winner pit stops: Kevin Harvick (4 Stops) 48, 90 (Green), 111, 158 (Green)

Top 5 Stage 1 & 2: Denny Hamlin 2nd & 1st, Christopher Bell 1st & 4th

Best free pass finisher: Bubba Wallace 2nd

Best finisher with pit road speeding penalty: Kyle Larson 7th

Best starting rear of field finisher: None

Best Hendrick: Kyle Larson 7th

Best Gibbs: Denny Hamlin 3rd

Best Stewart-Haas: Kevin Harvick 1st

Best Penske: Joey Logano 4th

This season

Most wins: 4 Chase Elliott

Most 2nd-place finishes: 3 Ross Chastain & Tyler Reddick

Most top 3 finishes: 7 Ross Chastain

Most top 5 finishes: 10 Ross Chastain

Most top 5 finishes without a win: 8 Ryan Blaney

Most top 10 finishes: 15 Chase Elliott

Most top 10 finishes without a win: 11 Ryan Blaney

Most laps led: 658 Chase Elliott

Most laps led without a win: 455 Martin Truex Jr.

Most races led: 18 Ryan Blaney

Most wins by a team: 8 Hendrick Motorsports

15 Different winners in 23 races this season – 6 With multiple wins this season

Record for different winners before start of Playoffs: 15 (2011)

13 Different pole winners this season – Christopher Bell, Ryan Blaney & Denny Hamlin lead all with 3 pole wins

6 Won first career pole this season –

Christopher Bell, Chase Briscoe, Chris Buescher, Austin Cindric, Cole Custer & Bubba Wallace

Martin Truex Jr.: 7 Stage wins this season (Winless) – Leads all drivers

Last to win consecutive races: Kyle Larson – 2021 Charlotte Roval, 2021 Texas & Kansas 10/21

4 Races won from first starting position this season –

Joey Logano (Darlington May), Denny Hamlin (Charlotte), Chase Elliott (Atlanta July) & Tyler Reddick (Indianapolis Road)

Final lead change with 10 or fewer laps to go 13 of 23 races this season

Final lead change with 5 or fewer laps to go 9 of 23 races this season

3 Races settled by last lap pass this season –

Bristol Dirt (Kyle Busch winner), Talladega April (Ross Chastain winner) & Charlotte (Denny Hamlin winner)

Youngest winner: Austin Cindric – 23

Oldest winner: Kevin Harvick – 46

15 of 23 races this season won by drivers 29-years-old or younger

NASCAR XFINITY SERIES STATS HIGHLIGHTS THIS SEASON

Most wins this season: 5 Ty Gibbs

Most 2nd-place finishes this season: 3 Noah Gragson

Most top 3 finishes this season: 8 Ty Gibbs & Noah Gragson

Most top 5 finishes this season: 11 Noah Gragson

Most top 5 finishes without a win this season: 8 Sam Mayer

Most top 10 finishes this season: 18 AJ Allmendinger

Most top 10 finishes without a win this season: 14 Riley Herbst

Most laps led this season: 555 Justin Allgaier

Most races led this season: 18 Ty Gibbs

Most wins by a team: 8 JR Motorsports

9 Different winners in 21 races this season

5 Different winners last 5 races – Hill, Allgaier, Gragson, Allmendinger & Gibbs

Noah Gragson: 10 Stage wins this season (Most) – 3 Wins this season

JR Motorsports: 25 Stage wins this season

Justin Allgaier only driver to win Stage 1, 2 & race this season – Nashville

Last to win consecutive races: Noah Gragson – Darlington 9/21 & Richmond 9/21

2 Races won from pole this season – Ty Gibbs at Richmond & AJ Allmendinger at Indianapolis Road

3 Races won by drivers starting rear of field this season –

Ty Gibbs (Las Vegas March), Justin Allgaier (Darlington May) & AJ Allmendinger (Portland)

Final lead change with 6 or fewer laps to go 9 of 21 races this season

5 Races settled by last lap pass this season –

Daytona Feb. (Austin Hill passed AJ Allmendinger), Atlanta March (Ty Gibbs passed Ryan Sieg),

Richmond (Ty Gibbs passed John Hunter Nemechek), Martinsville April (Brandon Jones passed Ty Gibbs) &

Road America (Ty Gibbs passed Kyle Larson)

2 Different winners in 4 road course races this season –

AJ Allmendinger (Austin, Portland & Indianapolis Road) & Ty Gibbs (Road America)

Youngest winner: Ty Gibbs – 19

Oldest winner: AJ Allmendinger – 40

10 of 21 races won by drivers 25-years-old or younger this season