Who won the most nascar races?
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Richard Petty won 200 races and was the first to win 7 championships. Dale Earhart Sr. also won 7 championships but sadly will win no more.
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Jeff Gordon.\nHe won his first race at Charlotte in '92 or '93\n\nHe has 3 500 wins. 4 Indy wins (i think) and a lot of Southern 500 wins a Darlington.
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1 Kasey Kahne (9) \n 2 Mark Martin (6) \n 3 Dale Earnhardt Jr. (8) \n 4 Jeff Gordon (24) \n 5 Tony Stewart (20) \n 6 Jimmie Johnson (48) \n 7 Paul Menard (15) \n 8 Kyle Petty (45) \n 9 Dale Jarrett (88)\n 10 Reed Sorenson (41) \n 11 Scott Riggs (10)\n 12 Kyle Busch (5) \n 13 Matt Kenseth (17) \n 14 Jamie McMurray (26) \n 15 J.J. Yeley (18) \n 16 Greg Biffle (16) \n 17 Joe Nemechek (01) \n 18 Ryan Newman (12) \n 19 Martin Truex Jr. (1) \n 20 Michael Waltrip (55) \n 21 Casey Mears (42) \n 22 Terry Labonte (96) \n 23 Brian Vickers (25) \n 24 Ken Schrader (21) \n 25 Jeff Burton (31) \n 26 Jeff Green (66) \n 27 Clint Bowyer (07) \n 28 Robby Gordon (7) \n 29 Elliott Sadler (38) \n 30 Scott Wimmer (4) \n 31 Denny Hamlin (11) \n 32 Dave Blaney (22) \n 33 David Stremme (40)\n 34 Sterling Marlin (14) \n 35 Kevin Lepage (61) \n 36 Brent Sherman (49) \n 37 Kurt Busch (2) \n 38 Bill Lester (23) \n 39 Kevin Harvick (29) \n 40 Carl Edwards (99) \n 41 Jeremy Mayfield (19) \n 42 Hermie Sadler (00) \n 43 Bobby Labonte (43)
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20 - Stewart\n16 - Biffle\n99 - Edwards\n6  - Martin\n48 - Johnson\n12 - Newman\n17 - Kenseth\n26 - McMurray\n2  - Kurt Busch\n19 - Mayfield\n24 - Gordon\n42 - Mears\n38 - Sadler\n29 - Harvick\n88 - Jarrett\n01 - Nemecheck\n25 - Vickers\n31 - Burton\n8  - Earnhardt\n5  - Kyle Busch\n21 - Schrader\n41 - Sorenson\n9  - Kahne\n18 - Yeley\n1  - Truex\n40 - Stremme\n07 - Bowyer\n45 - Petty\n66 - Jeff Green\n43 - Bobby Labonte\n49 - Sherman\n22 - Blaney\n11 - Hamlin\n55 - Waltrip\n14 - Marlin\nTerry Labonte is also locked in in the # 96 because of the champion's provisional.
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jimmie johnson, winner of the 06 daytona 500 won $1,505,120
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OMG I love Nascar. my fav driver is Kasey Kahne, Jamie McMurrey, E jr, and Jimmie Johnson. Matt Kenseth is also good. I can not stand Jeff Gordon or Tony Stewart.
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u aint got any of that right dude think bout it\n1. jimmie johnson\n2. carl edwards\n3. mark martin\n4. kasey kahne\n5.......\n6.......\nlast. dale earnhjardt jr (lol)\nhave a nice day
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Dale Earnhardt will always be my favorite Nascar driver because he was amazing. He always knew exactly what to do and how to do it. \n\nBut these days, Dale Jr and Kasey Kahne are the two drivers I follow the most.
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Richard Petty with 7 wins
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Well by victories you'd have to go by King Richard, Petty for those who don't know. As to Dale Sr., he was one of the greatest no doubt. I don't think he would have caught Petty by wins but he proably would have got at least one more Title and beat Petty in that category if he had lived. At least by the look of that Daytona 500. Keep in mind his racing wasn't as good the prior season or two, but he looked great and like he was back in form in that race.
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Yes,\nDick Trickle raced  the NASCAR circuit from 1975 till 2002.  His best ranking was in 1989 where he finished 17th and earned $270,000.  In 1998 he earned 1.2 million but was only ranked 29th.
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dale jarrett and michael waltrip are the main ones that i have heard so far.  both of these drivers are confirmed.
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i flippin LOVE NASCAR!!! and Kasey Kahne! he's the best!
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Ned Jarrett won by 14 laps over 2nd place Buck Baker at Darlington Raceway in the Southern 500 in 1965 after Fred Lorenzen lost an engine and Cale Yarborough's car went over the wall and into the grass. This is the single race record in what is now called the Nextel Cup division. Jarrett, father of current driver Dale Jarrett, also won the season championship that year.
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I would say Earnhardt sr. and the King Richard Petty are probably the most well known drivers. I don't know that Sr. would have reached Petty's records or not...he was getting close to retirement when he was killed. But I would say there are many drivers that have went unrecognized.
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Every driver that is listed is a very prominate driver in NASCAR,but these are the major winners and players.To find the most influential driver(s) you need to look at the first drivers from the begining of NASCAR they layed the ground work for the racing to day.In the 50's the developement of the speedways and the drivers like the Flock Brothers and Teagues et al .The 60's brought NASCAR into light of the public with Lorenzen,Cotton Owens,Littlte Bud Moore ,The Petty ledgen.Then the 70's with the Allison's ,Earnhardt,Waltrip which brought us into the 80's Gordon,Bodine's,Burton's ect.The young guns in the 90's brought new blood to NASCAR replacing some of the ledgens.\n As a race fan I can not pick any one for there are too many.
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My opinion is a little biased, as I was, and still am, a huge follower of all things Earnhardt. Richard Petty's 200 wins will never be broken, but that number is largely inflated due to the lack of competition he faced in his early days. From 1967 to 1971, he won a total of 92 out of 233 races. He finished in the top 10 185 times out of those 233 races. Just from reading up on the history of NASCAR, races back in those days were won by laps, not seconds like they are currently. It was not uncommon to see a race winner win by 6, 8, even 10 laps back in the 60's and 70's. So, I believe competition, or the lack of it, is why I believe Earnhardt was a better racer than Richard Petty.