All of Petty Enterprises’ wins by driver

Petty Enterprises established a benchmark for stock-car racing success from NASCAR's earliest days, building a family-owned team into a powerhouse that produced 268 wins all-time. See who contributed to that lofty total and the stories behind their performance.

John Andretti

Wins for Petty Enterprises: 1

Total career wins: 2
Notable: Andretti's Martinsville Speedway triumph in 1999 marked his final Cup Series win, almost two years after his first victory in Cale Yarborough's No. 98. He paced only the final four laps, bypassing Jeff Burton late to take the checkered flag.

Marvin Panch

Wins for Petty Enterprises: 1

Total career wins: 17
Notable: Panch's final Cup Series win was a big one, coming in the 1966 World 600 (now Coca-Cola 600). Idled by a Ford boycott, Panch responded to a Monday phone call and jumped at the chance to drive a Petty Plymouth in NASCAR's longest race that Sunday. He gave way to a famous relief driver after 319 of 400 laps -- Richard Petty, who was sidelined earlier by engine failure but drove Panch's No. 42 the rest of the way.

Buddy Baker

Wins for Petty Enterprises: 2

Total career wins: 19
Notable: Baker ran parts of two seasons (1971-72) for Petty Enterprises, producing two victories -- at Darlington in '71 and in the Coca-Cola 600 the following year. Those stand as the only wins for both Baker and the Petty team with car No. 11.

Bobby Hamilton

Wins for Petty Enterprises: 2

Total career wins: 4
Notable: Hamilton's first two Cup Series wins both came in October, both at roughly mile-long tracks: 1996 at Phoenix, and the following year at Rockingham. His other wins came with Morgan-McClure in 1998 at Martinsville and for team owner Andy Petree at Talladega in 2001.

Pete Hamilton

Wins for Petty Enterprises: 3

Total career wins: 4
Notable: Each of Pete Hamilton's wins during his brief Cup Series career came at its biggest ovals -- Daytona and Talladega. In his best season (1970), Hamilton prevailed in the Daytona 500 with Petty's No. 40 entry, then converted a Talladega season sweep. His other win was with Hall of Fame team owner Cotton Owens in a Daytona 500 qualifier in 1971.

Jim Paschal

Wins for Petty Enterprises: 9

Total career wins: 25
Notable: All of Paschal's Petty Enterprises wins came in a productive era from 1962-64, and with three different car numbers -- Nos. 41, 42 and 43. The last of those wins was the 1964 Coca-Cola 600, the first of his two victories in NASCAR's longest race.

Lee Petty

Wins for Petty Enterprises: 54

Total career wins: 54
Notable: NASCAR's first three-time champion scored each of his Cup Series wins for the family-owned operation, including one during the series' first-ever season in 1949. That win total included a victory on the Daytona Beach-Road Course in 1954 and in the first Daytona 500 five years later.

Richard Petty

Wins for Petty Enterprises: 196

Total career wins: 200
Notable: Like Paschal, NASCAR's all-time wins leader visited Victory Lane with three different car numbers -- Nos. 41, 42 and the 43 he made famous. The discrepancy in Petty Enterprises wins and his overall 200 victories is just four -- two wins in 1970 for Don Robertson and his final two victories with music mogul Mike Curb listed as the team owner of record.