Active drivers: Consecutive years with a win

Joey Logano keeps on winning, standing tall with 14 consecutive seasons with at least one victory. Scroll through to see which active Cup Series drivers extended their multiyear streaks.

Joey Logano, 14 years

How the streak continued: In vintage Logano fashion, the No. 22 driver won a thrilling fuel-management race deep in the heart of Texas. Though it was his only win of 2025, the three-time champ still made a deep playoff run to the Round of 8. 

Denny Hamlin, 7 years

How the streak continued: Hamlin posted a series-best six wins in 2025, starting with a long-awaited return to Victory Lane at Martinsville Speedway in the spring. However, the most memorable win came in the fall at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, marking his 60th career win and launched him into the Championship 4 for the first time since 2021. 

William Byron, 6 years

How the streak continued: Byron once again opened the year with a bang, winning the Daytona 500 for the second straight season. He won two more times in 2025 and made a Championship 4 appearance for the third straight year. 

Kyle Larson, 5 years

How the streak continued: Larson produced a valiant drive at Homestead-Miami Speedway to continue his streak before delivering two masterclass performances at Bristol and Kansas, respectively, in the spring. His three regular-season wins propelled him to the No. 1 playoff seed before he went on to claim his second Cup Series title. 

Christopher Bell, 5 years

How the streak continued: Bell may have crashed out of the Daytona 500, but he followed that by winning at EchoPark Speedway the following week. He repeated each of the next two weeks as well, winning at Circuit of The Americas and again at Phoenix to become the first driver to win three races in a row in the Next Gen era. He cooled off for some time but earned his fourth win of 2025 in the iconic Bristol Night Race. 

Ross Chastain, 4 years

How the streak continued: Chastain added his name to the list of crown-jewel winner with a heroic drive from last on the starting grid to winning the Coca-Cola 600 in a backup car.

Ryan Blaney, 3 years

How the streak continued: Blaney turned up at Nashville Superspeedway in dominant form, leading 139 laps to earn his first of four victories in 2025. Blaney also had a knack for closing, winning both the regular-season finale at Daytona and the season finale at Phoenix.

Chase Elliott, 2 years

How the streak continued: It was a special homecoming for Elliott in the summer race at EchoPark Speedway as he made a daring last-lap pass on Brad Keselowski to claim his first win of 2025. Elliott also prevailed in the fall race at Kansas in a similar dramatic fashion, overtaking a handful of Toyotas on the final lap to advance to the Round of 8. 

Chase Briscoe, 2 years

How the streak continued: After earning Stewart-Haas Racing's final win in 2024, Briscoe moved over to Joe Gibbs Racing and won three times. His first one came at the "Tricky Triangle," holding off Denny Hamlin at Pocono Raceway before he dominated the Southern 500 at Darlington to successfully defend his 2024 triumph. Briscoe then punched his first career Championship 4 ticket by winning the fall race at Talladega with a final-lap pass. 

Austin Cindric, 2 years

How the streak continued: As one of the best drivers at drafting tracks, Cindric fittingly captured his third career Cup win in the spring Talladega race. The No. 2 driver edged Kyle Larson by 0.022 seconds and only led seven laps at the 2.66-mile track. 

Austin Dillon, 2 years

How the streak continued: The No. 3 was back in Victory Lane for another year as Dillon successfully defended his win at Richmond Raceway -- and this time, there was no controversy. Dillon was absolutely dominant, leading 107 laps and finishing north of two seconds ahead of Ryan Blaney to earn his first playoff bid since 2022.