Drivers & Teams
15 entries in the NASCAR compendium.
Drivers & Teams — Era Chart
Jeff GordonThe four-time champion who helped bring NASCAR to the mainstream while setting records thaRichard PettyThe King: 7 Championships, 200 Wins, and the record for most starts in NASCAR history.Dale EarnhardtThe Intimidator: Seven-time champion who drove the iconic No. 3 Chevrolet until his tragicWood Brothers RacingAmerica's oldest continuously running NASCAR Cup team, active since 1950.Roger PenskePrecision engineering meets championship ambition on the asphalt track.Rick HendrickFrom a self-built 1931 Chevrolet at age fourteen to the winningest team owner in NASCAR hiJoe Gibbs RacingFrom Huntersville to the history books: five Cup championships and relentless development.Terry LabonteFrom quarter midgets to two Cup championships, the Iceman delivered smooth consistency acrBill ElliottThe first driver to win the Winston Million and holder of NASCAR's fastest qualifying speeBobby AllisonThe fast-talking Alabama legend who conquered Daytona but never claimed the Cup title.David PearsonThree consecutive championships and over a century of wins define this NASCAR legend's carKyle BuschThe King of NASCAR's Triple Crown with a legacy defined by relentless aggression and unmatJoe GibbsFrom the gridiron to the track, building a dynasty of champions through precision and passChad KnausThe strategic architect behind seven consecutive NASCAR Cup championships.Lee PulliamA hands-on driver-owner who squared off with the big boys in NASCAR's golden era.
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