Active drivers: Consecutive years with a win

Kyle Busch's streak of 19 years with a victory came to an end in 2024. Busch fell on the wrong side of some truly memorable finishes this past year and gave everything he had to extend his record streak. Scroll through to see which active Cup Series drivers extended their multiyear streaks.

Joey Logano, 13 years

How the streak continued: In vintage Logano fashion, the No. 22 driver won a thrilling fuel-management race and survived a record five NASCAR Overtimes at Nashville Speedway to lock into the playoffs. Logano would go on to win three races in the 10-race postseason and claim his third Cup Series title. 

Denny Hamlin, 6 years

How the streak started: Hamlin's veteran savviness was on full display at Bristol Motor Speedway, saving his tires the best to win back-to-back races at the Tennesee short track. 

William Byron, 5 years

How the streak started: After visiting Victory Lane a series-best six times in 2023, Byron picked up right where left off in 2024 and won the season-opening Daytona 500 before winning two more times in the first eight races. 

Kyle Larson, 4 years

How the streak continued: At Las Vegas Motor Speedway in the third race of the year, Larson turned it up to the max. The No. 5 driver led 181 laps and swept both stages en route to his first of six wins of 2024. 

Christopher Bell, 4 years

How the streak continued: Bell suffered heartbreak in the 2023 Championship at Phoenix after a break rotor failure ended his title hopes. In the spring of 2024, Bell returned to Phoenix and was the class of the field, winning by over a five-second margin in the desert.

Tyler Reddick, 3 years

How the streak continued: At Talladega in the spring, Reddick showed he could handle his way around superspeedways. He lead five times for 10 laps in the final 17 laps and survived the final lap chaos that enued behind him. 

Chris Buescher, 3 years

How the streak continued: Buescher was one of the big names to be left out of the 2024 playoffs and as one of the best road-course ringers at the Cup level, it left him to play spoiler. He slipped past Shane van Gisbergen on the final lap at Watkins Glen to win the second Round of 16 race.

Ross Chastain, 3 years

How the streak continued: Chastain missed out on the playoffs but was more than happy to disrupt the title contenders' chances of early advancing to the Round of 8 by leading the final 21 laps at Kansas Speedway in the Round of 12 opener.

Ryan Blaney, 2 years

How the streak continued: After going winless in 2022, Blaney was in the midst of title defense season during the 2024 season. When the Cup Series rolled up to Iowa Speedway for the first time in its history, Blaney dominated the inaugural event in the corn fields by leading 201 laps.

Ricky Stenhouse Jr., 2 years

How the streak continued: The third spoiler in the 2024 playoffs. Stenhouse charged to the front late at Talladega and held off Brad Keselowski by 0.006 seconds with William Byron in the mix as well at the line to make it a three-wide finish.