Texas win moves Chase Elliott one victory away from a record in NASCAR's modern era

Chase Elliott’s victory this past weekend at Texas Motor Speedway moves him one win closer to a record in NASCAR’s modern era (since 1972).

Elliott’s last 13 Cup wins have all come at different tracks. That’s one short of the modern era record shared by Denny Hamlin and Kyle Larson. Both had streaks of 14 consecutive victories at different tracks.

Who is in, who is out of NASCAR playoff standings after Texas

Two former Cup champions are outside a playoff spot a third of the way through the regular season.

• Dustin Long,

• Dustin Long,

The all-time NASCAR record is 21 consecutive wins at different tracks by Richard Petty. Twenty of those wins came in the 1967 season. The last victory in that streak was in 1968.

Hamlin’s streak began in the fall Texas race in 2010 and went through the Richmond regular-season finale in 2016.

Larson’s streak began with his win in the second Michigan race in 2017 and went through his victory at Fontana, California, in 2022.

Elliott’s streak began with his victory in the 2020 Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway.

Winners, losers after NASCAR Cup race at Texas Motor Speedway

Chase Elliott wasn’t the only who left the track feeling good Sunday.

• Dustin Long,

• Dustin Long,

The Cup Series heads to Talladega Superspeedway this weekend and then goes to Dover the following weekend. Elliott already has won at both of those tracks during his current streak.

The May 5 race at Kansas Speedway will be Elliott’s first chance to tie Hamlin and Larson for 14 consecutive wins at different tracks.

Here is a look at each of the victories Hamlin, Larson, Elliott and Petty scored at different consecutive tracks.

Denny Hamlin

1. Texas II 2010

2. Michigan I 2011

3. Phoenix I 2012

4. Kansas I 2012

5. Bristol II 2012

6. Atlanta iI 2012

7. New Hampshire II 2012

8. Homestead 2013

9. Talladega 2014

10. Martinsville I 2015

11. Chicago 2015

12. Daytona 2016

13. Watkins Glen 2016

14. Richmond II 2016

Kyle Larson

1. Michigan II 2017

2. Richmond II 2017

3. Dover II 2019

4. Las Vegas I 2021

5. Charlotte 2021

6. Sonoma 2021

7. Nashville 2021

8. Watkins Glen 2021

9. Bristol II 2021

10. Charlotte Roval 2021

11. Texas 2021

12. Kansas II 2021

13. Phoenix II 2021

14. Fontana 2022

Chase Elliott

1. Charlotte 2020

2. Daytona road course 2020

3. Charlotte Roval 2020

4. Martinsville II 2020

5. Phoenix II 2020

6. Circuit of the Americas 2021

7. Road America 2021

8. Dover 2022

9. Nashville 2022

10. Atlanta II 2022

11. Pocono 2022

12. Talladega 2022

13. Texas 2024

Richard Petty

1. Hampton, Virginia 1967

2. Macon, Georgia 1967

3. Maryville, Tennessee I 1967

4. Rockingham I 1967

5. Greenville, South Carolina 1967

6. Trenton, New Jersey 1967

7. Fonda, New York 1967

8. Islip, New York 1967

9. Bristol II 1967

10. Nashville (Fairgrounds Speedway) 1967

11. Winston-Salem, North Carolina 1967

12. Cayce, South Carolina II 1967

13. Savannah, Georgia 1967

14. Darlington II 1967

15. Hickory, North Carolina II 1967

16. Richmond II 1967

17. Beltsville, Maryland 1967

18. Hillsborough, North Carolina 1967

19. Martinsville II 1967

20. North Wilkesboro II 1967

21. Montgomery, Alabama 1968