Drivers with four consecutive wins in modern NASCAR history

Tyler Reddick made history by becoming the first driver to win three straight races to start a season. After his victory at Circuit of The Americas, his next chance to extend the streak comes at Phoenix Raceway.

If Reddick wins again, he would become just the ninth driver in NASCAR’s modern era (1972–present) to claim four consecutive victories. In the previous eight instances, the driver who pulled off the feat went on to win the championship five times. Will Reddick be the next pilot to add his name to that list?

1976: Cale Yarborough (championship year)

Tracks: Richmond, Dover, Martinsville, North Wilkesboro

1981: Darrell Waltrip (championship year)

Tracks: Martinsville, North Wilkesboro, Charlotte, Rockingham

1987: Dale Earnhardt (championship year)

Tracks: Darlington, North Wilkesboro, Bristol, Martinsville

1991: Harry Gant

Tracks: Darlington, Richmond, Dover, Martinsville

1992: Bill Elliott

Tracks: Rockingham, Richmond, EchoPark, Darlington

1993: Mark Martin

Tracks: Watkins Glen, Michigan, Bristol, Darlington

1998: Jeff Gordon (championship year)

Tracks: Pocono, Indianapolis, Watkins Glen, Michigan

2007: Jimmie Johnson (championship year)

Tracks: Martinsville, EchoPark, Texas, Phoenix