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Wednesday, April 26, 2017

Statistical Advance: Analyzing the Toyota Owners 400

DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA – Below is a look at some of the top statistical performers at Richmond International Raceway in Richmond, Virginia going into the Toyota Owners 400 on April 30 at 2 p.m. ET on FOX, MRN and SiriusXM NASCAR Radio.

RICHMOND-SPECIFIC STATISTICS

Clint Bowyer (No. 14 Stewart-Haas Racing Ford Fusion)
·        Two wins, four top fives, 12 top 10s
·        Average finish of 12.773, sixth-best
·        Average Running Position of 12.496, sixth-best
·        Driver Rating of 93.5, sixth-best
·        214 Fastest Laps Run, eighth-best
·        Average Green Flag Speed of 115.661, 10th-fastest
·        6222 Laps in the Top 15 (70.5), sixth-most
·        538 Quality Passes, eighth-most

Kyle Busch (No. 18 Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota Camry)
·        Four wins, 15 top fives, 17 top 10s; one pole
·        Average finish of 6.957, series-best
·        Average Running Position of 7.749, second-best
·        Driver Rating of 110.8, series-best
·        636 Fastest Laps Run, 13th-best
·        Average Green Flag Speed of 116.138, series-fastest
·        8139 Laps in the Top 15 (88.2), second-most
·        691 Quality Passes, third-most
   
Kurt Busch (No. 41 Stewart-Haas Racing Ford Fusion)
·        Two wins, six top fives, 13 top 10s
·        Average finish of 14.500, eighth-best
·        Average Running Position of 13.074, seventh-best
·        Driver Rating of 95.0, fourth-best
·        468 Fastest Laps Run, sixth-best
·        Average Green Flag Speed of 115.854, fourth-fastest
·        6172 Laps in the Top 15 (64.1), eighth-most
·        591 Quality Passes, fourth-most

Dale Earnhardt Jr (No. 88 Hendrick Motorsports Chevrolet SS)
·        Three wins, ten top fives, 14 top 10s; one pole
·        Average finish of 15.348, 10th-best
·        Average Running Position of 14.205, ninth-best
·        Driver Rating of 87.4, 10th-best
·        364 Fastest Laps Run, fourth-best
·        Average Green Flag Speed of 115.624, 11th-fastest
·        5491 Laps in the Top 15 (59.6), 11th-most
·        546 Quality Passes, seventh-most

Denny Hamlin (No. 11 Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota Camry)
·        Three wins, eight top fives, 12 top 10s; three poles
·        Average finish of 10.095, third-best
·        Average Running Position of 7.762, third-best
·        Driver Rating of 109.9, second-best
·        714 Fastest Laps Run, 11th-best
·        Average Green Flag Speed of 116.095, third-fastest
·        7080 Laps in the Top 15 (84.1), third-most
·        529 Quality Passes, 10th-most
   
Kevin Harvick (No. 4 Stewart-Haas Racing Ford Fusion)
·        Three wins, 11 top fives, 20 top 10s; one pole
·        Average finish of 8.292, second-best
·        Average Running Position of 7.442, series-best
·        Driver Rating of 109.9, third-best
·        643 Fastest Laps Run, 12th-best
·        Average Green Flag Speed of 116.099, second-fastest
·        8970 Laps in the Top 15 (93.2), series-most
·        781 Quality Passes, series-most

Jimmie Johnson (No. 48 Hendrick Motorsports Chevrolet SS)
·        Three wins, seven top fives, 12 top 10s; two poles
·        Average finish of 15.375, 11th-best
·        Average Running Position of 14.700, 10th-best
·        Driver Rating of 90.6, seventh-best
·        337 Fastest Laps Run, third-best
·        Average Green Flag Speed of 115.690, eighth-fastest
·        5937 Laps in the Top 15 (61.7), 10th-most
·        538 Quality Passes, ninth-most

Kasey Kahne (No. 5 Hendrick Motorsports Chevrolet SS)
·        One win, five top fives, ten top 10s; one pole
·        Average finish of 15.500, 12th-best
·        Average Running Position of 15.503, 13th-best
·        Driver Rating of 87.4, 11th-best
·        404 Fastest Laps Run, second-best
·        Average Green Flag Speed of 115.693, seventh-fastest
·        5477 Laps in the Top 15 (56.9), 12th-most
·        573 Quality Passes, sixth-most

Matt Kenseth (No. 20 Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota Camry)
·        Two wins, six top fives, 16 top 10s; one pole
·        Average finish of 16.583, 13th-best
·        Average Running Position of 15.148, 12th-best
·        Driver Rating of 89.6, eighth-best
·        319 Fastest Laps Run, series-best
·        Average Green Flag Speed of 115.710, sixth-fastest
·        6067 Laps in the Top 15 (63.0), ninth-most
·        582 Quality Passes, fifth-most

Brad Keselowski (No. 2 Team Penske Ford Fusion)
·        One win, three top fives, six top 10s; one pole
·        Average finish of 15.067, ninth-best
·        Average Running Position of 11.980, fourth-best
·        Driver Rating of 94.7, fifth-best
·        302 Fastest Laps Run, fifth-best
·        Average Green Flag Speed of 115.757, fifth-fastest
·        4228 Laps in the Top 15 (70.3), seventh-most
·        396 Quality Passes, 11th-most

Kyle Larson (No. 42 Chip Ganassi Racing Chevrolet SS)
·        One top five, one top 10
·        Average finish of 11.333, fourth-best
·        Average Running Position of 13.263, eighth-best
·        Driver Rating of 87.1, 12th-best
·        19 Fastest Laps Run, 10th-best
·        Average Green Flag Speed of 115.572, 12th-fastest
·        1707 Laps in the Top 15 (70.9), fifth-most
·        176 Quality Passes, 13th-most

Joey Logano (No. 22 Team Penske Ford Fusion)
·        One win, five top fives, eight top 10s; two poles
·        Average finish of 13.188, seventh-best
·        Average Running Position of 14.844, 11th-best
·        Driver Rating of 86.1, 13th-best
·        130 Fastest Laps Run, seventh-best
·        Average Green Flag Speed of 115.484, 13th-fastest
·        3211 Laps in the Top 15 (50.1), 13th-most
·        334 Quality Passes, 12th-most

Ryan Newman (No. 31 Richard Childress Racing Chevrolet SS)
·        One win, six top fives, 16 top 10s; one pole
·        Average finish of 12.292, fifth-best
·        Average Running Position of 12.311, fifth-best
·        Driver Rating of 89.5, ninth-best
·        144 Fastest Laps Run, ninth-best
·        Average Green Flag Speed of 115.680, ninth-fastest
·        6846 Laps in the Top 15 (71.1), fourth-most
·        708 Quality Passes, second-most

 The Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series 2017 Top 16 at Richmond International Raceway

Rank
Driver
Races
Poles
Wins
Top Fives
Top 10s
DNFs
Average Finish
Driver Rating
 
 
1
Kyle Larson
6
0
0
1
1
0
11.3
87.1
 
2
Chase Elliott
3
0
0
0
0
0
15.7
72.9
 
3
Martin Truex Jr
22
0
0
2
7
3
20.5
82.6
 
4
Joey Logano
16
2
1
5
8
1
13.2
86.1
 
5
Brad Keselowski
15
1
1
3
6
1
15.1
94.7
 
6
Jimmie Johnson
30
2
3
7
12
1
16.0
90.6
 
7
Jamie McMurray
28
0
0
3
7
4
19.6
79.0
 
8
Clint Bowyer
22
0
2
4
12
1
12.8
93.5
 
9
Kevin Harvick
32
1
3
11
20
0
10.5
109.9
 
10
Ryan Blaney
2
0
0
0
0
0
33.5
42.4
 
11
Kyle Busch
23
1
4
15
17
0
7.0
110.8
 
13
Trevor Bayne
4
0
0
0
0
0
19.5
66.8
 
14
Ryan Newman
30
1
1
6
16
0
12.3
89.5
 
15
Denny Hamlin
21
3
3
8
12
0
10.1
109.9
 
16
Ricky Stenhouse Jr
8
0
0
0
1
0
22.2
64.7
 
* – Based on last 24 races at Richmond International Raceway (2005 – 2016).


2017 Stage Winners / Drivers with Playoff Points
Track
Stage 1 Winner
Stage 2 Winner
Race Winner
 
Playoff Pts. Following Race #8
Daytona
Kyle Busch
Kevin Harvick
Kurt Busch
 
Drivers
Playoff Points
Atlanta
Kevin Harvick
Kevin Harvick
Brad Keselowski
 
Brad Keselowski
10
Las Vegas
Martin Truex Jr.
Martin Truex Jr.
Martin Truex Jr.
 
Jimmie Johnson
10
Phoenix
Joey Logano
Chase Elliott
Ryan Newman
 
Martin Truex Jr.
10
Auto Club
Kyle Larson
Martin Truex Jr.
Kyle Larson
 
Kyle Larson
7
Martinsville
Martin Truex Jr.
Chase Elliott
Brad Keselowski
 
Ryan Newman
5
Texas
Ryan Blaney
Ryan Blaney
Jimmie Johnson
 
Kurt Busch
5
Bristol
Kyle Larson
Martin Truex Jr.
Jimmie Johnson
 
Kevin Harvick
3
Richmond
       
Chase Elliott
2
Talladega



 
Ryan Blaney
2
Kansas
       
Joey Logano
1
Charlotte



 
Kyle Busch
1


Richmond International Raceway Data
Season Race #: 09 of 36 (04-30-17)
Track Size: 0.75-miles
Banking/Turns 1 & 2: 14 degrees
Banking/Turns 3 & 4: 14 degrees
Banking/Frontstretch: 8 degrees
Banking/Backstretch: 2 degrees
Frontstretch Length:  1,290 feet
Backstretch Length:  860 feet
Race Length: 400 laps / 300 miles
Stage 1 and 2 Length: 100 laps (each)
Final Stage Length: 200 laps

Top 10 Driver Ratings at Richmond
Kyle Busch............................... 110.8
Denny Hamlin........................... 109.9
Kevin Harvick........................... 109.9
Kurt Busch................................. 95.0
Brad Keselowski......................... 94.7
Clint Bowyer............................... 93.5
Jimmie Johnson.......................... 90.6
Matt Kenseth.............................. 89.6
Ryan Newman............................ 89.5
Kasey Kahne.............................. 87.4
Note: Driver Ratings compiled from 2005-2016 races (24 total) among active drivers at Richmond International Raceway.

Qualifying/Race Data
2016 pole winner:
None – Inclement Weather

2016 race winner:
Carl Edwards, Toyota
97.070 mph, (03:05:26), 04-24-16

Track qualifying record:
Jeff Gordon, Chevrolet
130.599 mph, 20.674 secs. 09-04-13

Track race record:
Dale Jarrett, Ford
109.047 mph, (02:45:04), 09-06-97

At Richmond International Raceway:
History
·        Originally known as the Atlantic Rural Exposition Fairgrounds, Richmond International Raceway held its first race in 1946 as a half-mile dirt track.
·        The first Monster Energy NASCAR Cup race was April 19, 1953 won by Lee Petty.
·        The spring 1964 race was run on a Tuesday night under temporary lighting.
·        The track name changed to Virginia State Fairgrounds in 1967.
·        The track surface was changed from dirt to asphalt between races in 1968.
·        The track name changed to Richmond Fairgrounds Raceway in 1969.
·        The track was re-measured to .542-mile in 1970.
·        The track was rebuilt as a three-quarters-mile D-shaped oval following the Feb. 21, 1988 race.
·        The first race under permanent lights was Sept. 7, 1991.
·        The first season with both races as night races was 1999.
·        In 2017, the spring event moves back to the Sunday afternoon time slot.
Starts
·        There have been 121 Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series races at Richmond International Raceway, one event from 1953 - 1958 and two races per year since 1959.
·        490 drivers have competed in at least one Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series race at Richmond; 322 in more than one.
·        NASCAR Hall of Famer Richard Petty leads the series in starts at Richmond with 63. Dale Earnhardt Jr. and Matt Kenseth lead all active drivers with 34 starts each; followed by Kevin Harvick with 32.
·        Kyle Larson leads all active drivers in the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series in average starting position at Richmond International Raceway with an 8.167.

Poles
·        Buck Baker won the inaugural Coors Light pole at Richmond in 1953 with a speed of 48.465 mph.
·       
Nine drivers posted their first MENCS pole at Richmond International Raceway:
Driver
Season
Brian Vickers
2004
Ted Musgrave
1994
Bobby Labonte
1993
Alan Kulwicki
1987
Morgan Shepherd
1981
Bill Dennis
1971
Dave Marcis
1971
Ned Jarrett
1960
Russ Hepler
1957

54 drivers have Coors Light poles at Richmond, led by Richard Petty and Bobby Allison with eight each.
·        Denny Hamlin leads all active drivers in RIR poles with three.
·        Eight drivers have won consecutive Coors Light poles at Richmond. Bobby Allison holds the record for most consecutive Coors Light poles at Richmond with five (1972 - 1974).
·        Youngest Richmond pole winner: Brian Vickers (05/15/2004 – 20 years, 6 months, 21 days).
·        Oldest Richmond pole winner: Mark Martin (04/28/2012 – 53 years, 3 months, 19 days).

Wins
·        50 different drivers have won at Richmond International Raceway, led by Richard Petty with 13. Kyle Busch leads all active drivers in wins with four; all of which were spring races.
·        Petty Enterprises has the most wins at Richmond in the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series with 15; followed by Joe Gibbs Racing with 12, Hendrick Motorsports, with 10 and Richard Childress Racing with nine.
·        Nine different manufacturers have won at Richmond. Chevrolet leads the series in wins at Richmond with 37 victories; followed by Ford with 31 and Toyota with 10.
·        24 of the 121 (19.8%) Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series races at Richmond International Raceway have been won from the Coors Light pole. Only five active drivers have been able to accomplish the feat: Kasey Kahne (2005), Jimmie Johnson (2007), Kyle Busch (2010), Brad Keselowski (2014) and Denny Hamlin (2016).  
·        The pole starting position is the most proficient starting position in the field, producing more winners than any other starting position at Richmond (24).  
·        38 of the 121 (31.4%) Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series races at Richmond have been won from the front row: 24 from the pole and 14 from second-place.
·        95 of the 121 (78.5%) Monster Energy NASCAR Cup races at Richmond International Raceway have been won from a top-10 starting position.
·        13 of the 121 (10.7%) Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series races at Richmond International Raceway have been won from a starting position outside the top 20; most recent was Carl Edwards (2013; started 26th).

·        The deepest in the field that a race winner has started at Richmond International Raceway is 31st, by Clint Bowyer in the spring of 2008.
·        Youngest Richmond winner: Richard Petty (04/23/1961 – 23 years, 9 months, 21 days).
·        Oldest Richmond winner: Harry Gant (09/07/1991 – 51 years, 7 months, 28 days).
First Career MENCS Win At RIR
Winners
Season
James Hylton
1970
Neil Bonnett
1977
Kyle Petty
1986
Tony Stewart
1999
Kasey Kahne
2005


·        Eight drivers in the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series have posted consecutive wins at Richmond International Raceway.
·        Richard Petty leads the series in consecutive wins at Richmond after posting seven consecutive wins from the fall of 1970 – 1973.
·        Jimmie Johnson is the only active driver with consecutive wins at Richmond (2007 sweep). 
·        All 12 of the active Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series winners at Richmond International Raceway participated in at least one or more races before visiting Victory Lane. Dale Earnhardt Jr. won at Richmond in his second appearance – the fewest among active drivers.   
·        Jamie McMurray leads the series among active drivers with the most Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series starts at Richmond without visiting Victory Lane at 28.

Additional Finishing Position Stats
·       
Top Five Average Finishing Positions at RIR
Rank
Active Drivers
Average Finish
1
Kyle Busch
6.957
2
Denny Hamlin
10.095
3
Kevin Harvick
10.469
4
Kyle Larson
11.333
5
Ryan Newman
12.267

Kyle Busch leads all active drivers in the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series in average finishing position at Richmond International Raceway with a 6.957.
·        Bobby Allison and Richard Petty are tied for the series-most runner-up finishes at Richmond with nine each. Kyle Busch leads all active drivers with eight; followed by Dale Earnhardt Jr., Denny Hamlin, Kurt Busch, Kevin Harvick and Ryan Newman with two each.    
·        Richard Petty leads the series in top-five finishes at Richmond with 34; Kyle Busch leads all active drivers with 15; followed by Kevin Harvick (11) and Dale Earnhardt Jr. (10).
·        Richard Petty leads the series in top-10 finishes at Richmond with 41. Kevin Harvick leads all active drivers with 20; followed by Kyle Busch (17) and Matt Kenseth and Ryan Newman (16 each).


Track / Event Specific Stats
·        Three MENCS races have resulted in NASCAR Overtime at Richmond International Raceway:
Scheduled No. of Laps
Actual No. of Laps
NASCAR Overtime Laps
Date
Race Winner
400
407
7
9/10/2016
Denny Hamlin
400
406
6
4/27/2013
Kevin Harvick
400
410
10
5/3/2008
Clint Bowyer

·        Four of the 121 Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series races at Richmond International Raceway have been shortened due to weather conditions:
Scheduled No. of Laps
Actual No. of Laps
Number of Fewer Laps
Date
Race Winner
400
393
-7
5/3/2003
Joe Nemechek
400
250
-150
2/21/1982
Dave Marcis
400
245
-155
2/27/1977
Cale Yarborough
250
180
-70
4/1/1962
Rex White

·        Qualifying has been cancelled due to weather conditions in the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series at Richmond International Raceway eight times: 1955, 1962 (spring), 1967 (fall), 1986 (spring), 1997 (spring), 2008 (fall), 2014 (spring) and 2016 (spring).  
·        Since the advent of electronic scoring, the closest margin of victory in the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series at Richmond International Raceway was the race on September 12, 1998 - won by Jeff Burton with a MOV of 0.051 second over second-place finisher Jeff Gordon.
·        Top five closest Margins of Victory in the MENCS at Richmond since advent of electronic scoring:
Rank
MOV
Date
Winner
Runner-Up
1
0.051
9/12/1998
Jeff Burton
Jeff Gordon
2
0.100
9/7/1996
Ernie Irvan
Jeff Gordon
3
0.139
9/10/2011
Kevin Harvick
Carl Edwards
4
0.153
9/9/2006
Kevin Harvick
Kyle Busch
5
0.159
5/6/2000
Dale Earnhardt Jr
Jeremy Mayfield

Female Competitor Stats
·        Two female drivers have competed at Richmond in the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series:
Driver
Starting Position
Finishing Position
Date
Driver Rating
Danica Patrick
29
15
9/10/2016
66.4
Danica Patrick
21
24
4/24/2016
56.8
Danica Patrick
14
19
9/12/2015
61.1
Danica Patrick
21
25
4/26/2015
56.5
Danica Patrick
13
16
9/6/2014
75.5
Danica Patrick
35
34
4/26/2014
36.5
Danica Patrick
36
30
9/7/2013
39.1
Danica Patrick
30
29
4/27/2013
42.6
Averages
24.9
24.0

54.3
         
Driver
Starting Position
Finishing Position
Date
 
Janet Guthrie
14
12
9/11/1977
 
Janet Guthrie
13
12
2/27/1977
 
Averages
13.5
12.0
   


NASCAR in Virginia
·        There has been a total of 499 NASCAR national series races among 10 tracks in the state of Virginia.
Track Name
City
MENCS
NXS
NCWTS
TOTAL
Martinsville Speedway
Martinsville
137
34
37
208
Richmond International Raceway
Richmond
121
66
11
198
South Boston Speedway
South Boston
10
35
3
48
Langley Field Speedway
Hampton
9
14
0
23
Old Dominion Speedway
Manassas
7
0
0
7
New River Valley Speedway
Dublin
0
4
0
4
Southside Speedway
Richmond
4
0
0
4
Starkey Speedway
Roanoke
4
0
0
4
Norfolk Speedway
Norfolk
2
0
0
2
Princess Anne Speedway
Norfolk
1
0
0
1
Totals

295
153
51
499


Virginia Drivers In NASCAR
·        178 drivers in NASCAR national series history have their home state recorded as Virginia.
·        Joe Weatherly and Wendell Scott are both from Virginia and have been inducted into the 2015 Class of the NASCAR Hall of Fame.  
·        Leonard Wood from Stuart, Va. was inducted into the NASCAR Hall of Fame in 2013 and his brother Glen Wood also from (Stuart) Virginia was inducted in 2012.
·        19 drivers from Virginia have won at least one race in NASCAR’s three national series.
·        11 of the 19 Virginia native NASCAR winners have won in the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series.

Driver
MENCS
NXS
NCWTS
Denny Hamlin
29
15
2
Joe Weatherly
25
0
0
Ricky Rudd
23
1
0
Jeff Burton
21
27
0
Curtis Turner
17
0
0
Ward Burton
5
4
0
Glen Wood
4
0
0
Elliott Sadler
3
13
1
Emanuel Zervakis
2
0
0
Lennie Pond
1
0
0
Wendell Scott
1
0
0
Tommy Ellis
0
22
0
Jimmy Hensley
0
9
2
Rick Mast
0
9
0
Hermie Sadler
0
2
0
Elton Sawyer
0
2
0
Stacy Compton
0
0
2
Jon Wood
0
0
2
Jeb Burton
0
0
1
  

Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series Milestones
Drivers
Has
Needs
Milestones
Joey Logano
299
1
Attempt to make his 300th MENCS career start (90th all-time)
Chase Elliott
49
1
Attempt to make his 50th MENCS career start (283rd all-time)
Jimmie Johnson
82
1
Tie Cale Yarborough for sixth on MENCS all-time wins list
Kyle Busch
38
1
Tie Tim Flock (39) for 18th on all-time MENCS wins list
Matt Kenseth
38
1
Tie Tim Flock (39) for 18th on all-time MENCS wins list
Kevin Harvick
35
2
Tie Bobby Isaac (37) for 21st on MENCS all-time wins list
Kurt Busch
29
3
Tie Dale Jarrett (32) for 24th on all-time MENCS wins list
Denny Hamlin
29
3
Tie Dale Jarrett (32) for 24th on all-time MENCS wins list
Brad Keselowski
23
2
Tie Joe Weatherly, Jim Paschal (25) for 31st on all-time MENCS wins list
Ryan Newman
51
3
To tie Bill Elliott for eighth on the all-time MENCS poles list
Jimmie Johnson
35
1
Tie Rusty Wallace and Rex White for 17th on all-time MENCS poles list
Kasey Kahne
27
1
Break the tie with Terry Labonte to become solely 25th on all-time MENCS poles list
Denny Hamlin
24
1
Break the tie with Alan Kulwicki to become solely 28th on all-time MENCS poles list
Kevin Harvick
48
1
Break the tie with Lee Petty and become solely 10th on all-time MENCS second-place finishes list
Jimmie Johnson
46
2
Tie Lee Petty and Kevin Harvick for 10th on all-time MENCS second-place finishes list
Matt Kenseth
29
1
Tie Ricky Rudd for 25th on all-time MENCS second-place finishes list
Kyle Busch
149
1
To become the 23rd driver to post 150 or more MENCS top-five finishes
Dale Earnhardt Jr
149
1
To become the 23rd driver to post 150 or more MENCS top-five finishes
Denny Hamlin
199
1
Attempt to post his 200th MENCS top-10 finish (35th all-time)
AJ Allmendinger
49
1
To post his 50th career MENCS top-10 finish
Kyle Busch
12,770
230
To become the 11th MENCS driver all-time to lead 13,000 or more laps
Kevin Harvick
10,674
326
To become 17th MENCS driver all-time to lead 11,000 or more laps
Kurt Busch
8,863
137
To become 20th MENCS driver all-time to lead 9,000 or more laps
Ryan Newman
4,711
289
To become 40th MENCS driver all-time to lead 5,000 or more laps
Martin Truex Jr.
4,698
302
To become the 40th MENCS driver all-time to lead 5,000 or more laps
       
Track Specific Milestones
Drivers
Has
Needs
Milestones
Denny Hamlin
3
1
Tie NASCAR Hall of Famer Ned Jarrett for sixth on all-time MENCS poles list at Richmond International Raceway
Kyle Busch
4
1
Tie NASCAR Hall of Famer Dale Earnhardt for sixth on the MENCS Richmond wins list
Dale Earnhardt Jr.
3
1
Tie Kyle Busch for seventh on the all-time MENCS Richmond wins list
Denny Hamlin
3
1
Tie Kyle Busch for seventh on the all-time MENCS Richmond wins list
Kevin Harvick
3
1
Tie Kyle Busch for seventh on the all-time MENCS Richmond wins list
Richard Childress
9
1
Tie Rick Hendrick for the third-most MENCS wins at Richmond
Roger Penske
7
1
Tie Junior Johnson for the fifth-most MENCS wins at Richmond

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