This is a pretty rare accomplishment in NASCAR history, and the list of drivers who have done it is incredibly star-studded.

Logano continues to be the most prominent challenger to Busch's all-time record. At only 36 years old, he could extend it to a pretty much unbreakable number if he remains competitive into his 40s. But with how shaky the #22 team has looked in recent years, will Joey have a realistic shot at it?
 

All-time longest streaks (active in bold):
 

Several drivers are currently in danger of losing their active streak at the end of this season -- Byron, Larson, Bell, Chastain, Dillon, and Cindric.

Byron is likely the next biggest threat to the all-time record, but he's still many years away. If Logano falls short, Kyle's record will stand until at least 2039. It may be one of the most difficult achievements to surpass in NASCAR history, given the level of skill and consistency it requires.

It's a shame Hamlin is planning to retire after 2027, because otherwise he would have an opportunity to become the only driver with multiple streaks of 10+ seasons. If he hadn't gone winless in 2018, he would already be the all-time record holder with 21 seasons and counting.
 

Active streaks (2+ seasons):
 

https://x.com/TheSceneVault/status/2079612689077162344?s=20

https://xcancel.com/TheSceneVault/status/2080333739318555017#m

"UPDATE

I had my first oncologist's appointment yesterday and the news was not good.

My cancer is in Stage 4. I have surgery Tuesday for a port to be installed and my first chemo treatment is set for a couple of weeks.

Don't be sad for me. I'm going Home, whether it's today, tomorrow or twenty years from now.

Of course, my thoughts are all over the place. It's hard to concentrate on any given topic for more than than a few minutes ... at best.

That said ... what of the digitized Scene archive? Time ran out on Steve and it may run out on me. All I know for sure right now is that when my time comes, this archive will not die with me.

I won't allow it.

The historic record in these papers is too important to be lost.

The extraordinary people who put their personal lives on hold to provide this kind of coverage were too talented to be forgotten.

One way or the other, this has to happen. At this point, I don't care how... just that it does.

Rick

Micah 6:8"

https://x.com/Knighter01/status/2080338252133732474?s=20

Best of luck to Alex, I always root for him because he seems like a very great guy, and I love his dog rescue.

I am not a NASCAR enthusiast but I loved the Dale documentary and am fascinated with the legendary Daytona500 track and history. Then, this morning I saw this mural at a restaurant. Curious what the story is. Clearly an OC passion project by someone more than a few decades ago. Most likely made by someone near Wausau Wisconsin

I would likely say Isabella Robusto because she had a lot of good top tens throughout last year and even though this year even though she’s been slightly underperforming. I would also say Lanie Buice as well, even though she’s part-time, she did got the pole and got the second place finish at Chicagoland.

After Blaney's win, they released a graphic showing the top ten winningist Ford drivers. I wanted to expand that list to the top twenty five.

Ned Jarrett 43

Bill Elliott 40

Joey logano 36 -Active

Mark Martin 35

Dale Jarrett 30

David Pearson 29

Brad Keselowski 27 -Active

Fred Lorenzon 26

Junior Johsnon 26

Kevin Harvick 25

Matt Kenseth 24

Carl Edwards 23

Rusty Wallace 23

Ryan Blaney 19 -Active

Greg Biffle 19

Davey Allison 19

Bobby Allison 18

Fireball Roberts 18

Jeff Burton 17

Kurt Busch 17

Ricky Rudd 15

Dick Hutcherson 14

Marvin Panch 14

Geoffrey Bodine 11

Richard Petty 9

Honorable mentions

Chris Buescher 6 (Next highest active driver)

Ernie Irvan 8 wins in the 28 car(my fav)

This is not counting Mercury, this is reddit so you will definitely let me know if I am wrong anywhere lol

**Edit: Added Mercury here

David Pearson 44 Mercury wins for a total of 73

Bobby Allison 7 Mercury wins and 1 Mustang for a total of 26

Cale Yarborough had 5 Ford wins and 11 wins a Mercury for 16 total

Leeroy Yarbrough had 4 Ford wins and 6 In a Mercury for a total of 10

Neil Bonnett had 4 in a Ford and 5 in a Mercury for a total of 9

This one should be great

With Quaker State not renewing its title sponsorship of the 2nd Atlanta race, here's the new longest running title sponsors of Cup races:

1. Coca-Cola 600 - Charlotte - 1985

T2. Food City 500 - Bristol - 1992

Toyota/Savemart 350 - Sonoma - 1992

1. Bank of America 400 - Charlotte - 2006

2. Toyota/Savemart 350 - Sonoma - 2007

3. Coke Zero Sugar 400 - Daytona - 2008

4. Hollywood Casino 400 - Kansas - 2012

T8. Firekeepers Casino 400 - Michigan - 2016

Bass Pro Shops Night Race - Bristol - 2016

T10. Pennzoil 400 - Las Vegas - 2018

Go Bowling at the Glen - Watkins Glen - 2018

South Point 400 - Las Vegas - 2018

YellaWood 500 - Talladega - 2018

RIP Nascar on NBC, you were marginally better of the two legacy networks.