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2017 MONSTER ENERGY NASCAR CUP SERIES STATS HIGHLIGHTS
MOST CONSECUTIVE WINS AT A TRACK
JIMMIE JOHNSON CONSECUTIVE WINS
NASCAR Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series Series Career Wins
- Most wins this season: 2 Brad Keselowski
- Most 2nd-place finishes this season: 4 Kyle Larson
- Most top 3 finishes this season: 5 Kyle Larson
- Most top 5 finishes this season: 5 Brad Keselowski & Kyle Larson
- Most top 10 finishes this season: 6 Brad Keselowski & Joey Logano (Team Penske)
- Best average finish this season: 5.4 Kyle Larson
- Most poles this season: 2 Kevin Harvick (Winless)
- Best average start this season: 4.4 Brad Keselowski (Started 7th or better every race)
- Most laps led this season: 419 Kevin Harvick & 413 Kyle Busch (Both winless – 39% of laps led this season)
- Most races led this season: 6 Joey Logano
- 6 Different winners in 7 races this season
- Playoff era record for different winners before start of Playoff: 15 (2011)
- 5 Different winners in last 5 races from 5 different teams
- 3 Winners in first 7 races last season are winless this season – Kyle Busch, Hamlin & Harvick
- Kyle Busch had 2 wins last season at this point – Best finish this season: 2nd (Martinsville)
- 4 Winners this season were winless at this point last season – Kurt Busch, Larson, Newman & Truex Jr.
- Ryan Newman won Phoenix this season – Missed Playoff last season
- 4 of top 5 at Texas had best finish of season – Johnson, Logano, Harvick & Earnhardt Jr.
- Ryan Blaney: 148 Laps led at Texas – 33 Laps led previous 60 MENCS races
- Wood Brothers Racing: 148 Laps led at Texas – 145 Laps led previous 366 races
- Wood Brothers Racing: 148 Laps led at Texas – Most laps led in last 972 races
- Wood Brothers Racing: Last 5 MENCS points race wins by 5 different drivers –
- Kyle Petty, Dale Jarrett, Morgan Shepherd, Elliott Sadler & Trevor Bayne (Michael Waltrip won 1996 All-Star Race)
- Kyle Larson: 5 Top 2 finishes last 6 races
- Joey Logano: Finished 5th, 4th & 3rd last 3 races – 4 Top 5 finishes in most by a winless driver this season
- Kevin Harvick: 1 Top 5 finish in 7 races this season – Finished 4th at Texas
- Dale Earnhardt Jr.: 1 Top 10 finish last 11 races – Finished 5th at Texas
- Brad Keselowski: Finished 6th or better last 6 races – 5 Top 5 finishes
- Jamie McMurray: 4 Top 10 finishes in 7 races this season – 4 Top 10 finishes in first 18 races last season
- Chase Elliott: Finished 14th or better last 12 races – 7 Top 10 finishes
- Kurt Busch: 1 Top 20 finish last 5 races – Finished 10th at Texas
- Clint Bowyer: Finished 13th or better last 6 races – 3 Top 10 finishes
- Denny Hamlin: No top 5 finishes last 10 races – Finished 14th or worse last 3 races
- Martin Truex Jr. first driver to win all 3 segments in Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series race – 2017 Las Vegas
- 7 Drivers won Stages 1 & 2 this season – 5 Have yet to win a race (Blaney, Kyle Busch, Elliott, Harvick & Logano)
- Martin Truex Jr. leads all with 4 wins in Stages 1 & 2
- Last to win consecutive races: Brad Keselowski (Daytona 7/16 & 2016 Kentucky)
- Brad Keselowski: 2 Wins last 6 races (Winless previous 19 races) – Only repeat winner this season
- 1 Win from pole this season: Kyle Larson Auto Club
- Jimmie Johnson started rear of field in 4 wins including last 2 – 2016 Homestead-Miami & Texas April
- 2 Won after pit road speeding penalty this season: Kurt Busch Daytona 500 & Brad Keselowski Martinsville April
- Joey Logano passed for final lead change last race – Finished 3rd
- Joe Gibbs Racing drivers Kyle Busch (2) & Hamlin (1) passed for final lead change 3 of last 4 races
- Final lead change with 7 or fewer laps to go 5 of 7 races this season
- Leader of most laps won only 2 of 7 races this season
- Kyle Busch led most laps 2 of last 4 races this season – Failed to win both
- Kyle Busch failed to win last 3 races after he led most laps – Bristol 8/16, Phoenix March & Martinsville April
- Joey Logano: 5 Straight races led – 127 Laps led
- 10 To go leader failed to win 4 races this season
- Jimmie Johnson best Chevrolet finisher last race – First time best Chevrolet finisher this season
- Martin Truex Jr. best Toyota finisher 3 of last 5 races
- Hendrick Motorsports best Chevrolet twice this season – Martinsville April & Texas April
- Stewart-Haas Racing best Ford only once this season – Daytona 500 (Kurt Busch)
- Ford: 3 Wins in 7 races this season – 3 Wins in first 16 races last season
- Chevrolet: 3 Wins in last 4 races by 3 different teams – Childress, Ganassi & Hendrick
- Toyota: Only 1 win this season – Las Vegas (Martin Truex Jr.)
- Youngest winner: Kyle Larson – 24
- Oldest winner: Jimmie Johnson – 41
- 6 Wins this season by drivers 33-years-old or older
- 3 Different winners from 3 different teams & manufacturers in 3 races on 1.5-mile tracks this season
- Kyle Larson finished 2nd to 4 different drivers from 4 different teams this season – Johnson, Keselowski, Newman & Truex Jr.
- Joe Gibbs Racing winless this season – 3 Wins at this point last season
- Joe Gibbs Racing won 4 of the upcoming 5 races last season
- Roush Fenway Racing winless last 99 races – Last win: 2014 Sonoma (Carl Edwards)
- Joe Gibbs Racing winless first 7 races this season – First time since 2007 (Winless first 16 races)
- All 3 Richard Childress Racing drivers finished 26th or worse last race – Worst performance since Talladega 5/13
- Kyle Busch best Joe Gibbs Racing finisher 3 of last 4 races
- All 4 Joe Gibbs Racing drivers finished 15th or worse last race – 2nd time this season (Daytona 500)
- Jimmie Johnson most wins 5 of the 23 current tracks *Tied for most at Kansas (Gordon)
- Ty Dillon best Rookie finisher last race (Finished 17th) – First time best Rookie finisher
- 2 Overtime races this season – Phoenix March & Auto Club
- Closest margin-of-victory this season: .228 Seconds – Daytona 500 (Kurt Busch over Blaney)
2017 NASCAR XFINITY SERIES STATS HIGHLIGHTS
- Most 2nd-place finishes this season: 2 Ryan Blaney
- Most top 3 finishes this season: 3 Kyle Larson
- Most top 5 finishes this season: 3 Austin Dillon, Erik Jones & Kyle Larson
- Most top 10 finishes this season: 5 William Byron, Elliott Sadler & Darrell Wallace Jr.
- Most laps led this season: 195 Joey Logano
- 6 Different winners in 6 races this season
- Most different winners to start season since 2006 – 8 Different winners
- 7 Different winners in last 7 races dating back to 2016 season-finale
- 5 Different teams won 6 races this season – Joe Gibbs Racing: 2 Wins
- Last 18 winners started 7th or better
- Erik Jones only driver to win a stage & race this season – Stage 1 winner at Texas April
- Cole Custer best finisher eligible for championship points last race (5th) – First time best NXS finisher
- Brad Keselowski finished 2nd in three races since last win – Texas 11/15
- Joey Logano: Last 4 wins came racing Team Penske #12
- Pole failed to finish 2 races this season – B. Jones (Daytona Feb.) & Logano (Texas April)
- Ryan Reed (65 Races) & Justin Allgaier (80 Races) ended long winless streaks this season
- #22 passed for final lead change 2 races this season – Daytona Feb. & Auto Club
- Team Penske #22 winless since Texas 11/15 – Finished 2nd seven times since last win
- Team Penske #22 finished 2nd in last 3 races
- Team Penske #22 passed for final lead change in 11 races since last win
- Team Penske #12 won 3 of last 4 races competed –
- 2016 Watkins Glen (Logano), Charlotte 10/16 (Logano) & 2017 Las Vegas (Logano)
- Cole Custer best Rookie finisher 2 of last 4 races this season
- Youngest winner: Erik Jones – 20
- Oldest winner: Kyle Busch – 31
- Austin Dillon best Richard Childress Racing finisher 4 races this season
- William Byron best JR Motorsports finisher last 2 races
- Darrell Wallace Jr. best Roush Fenway Racing finisher last 5 races – Finished 6th all 5 races
- 1 Overtime race this season – Daytona Feb.
- Closest margin-of-victory this season: Auto Club .127 seconds (Kyle Larson over Joey Logano)
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