All of Carl Edwards’ NASCAR Cup Series victories
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1. March 20, 2005
Atlanta Motor Speedway
Golden Corral 500
Just four races into his NASCAR Cup Series rookie season, Carl Edwards earned the first win of his Cup career by finishing .028 seconds ahead of Jimmie Johnson. Edwards swept the weekend, winning the Xfinity Series race the day before -- his first NXS win, as well.
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2. June 12, 2005
Pocono Raceway
Pocono 500
Leading just 46 of the 200 laps at the famous Pennsylvania track, Carl Edwards beat out Brian Vickers for his second victory. Edwards set a Pocono record at the time for winning from the deepest in the field after starting 29th.
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3. Oct. 30, 2005
Atlanta Motor Speedway
Bass Pro Shops MBNA 500
Carl Edwards began to stand out early in his career when he swept Atlanta Motor Speedway for the 2005 season, winning both the spring and fall races at the Georgia track. The then-rookie beat out Jeff Gordon after leading 115 of 325 laps, the race's second-highest total to Dale Earnhardt Jr., who finished fourth after leading 142 laps.
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4. Nov. 6, 2005
Texas Motor Speedway
Dickies 500
Carl Edwards puts the cherry on top of his rookie season with a fourth win of 2005 at Texas Motor Speedway. This was the first cowboy hat Edwards earned in his career. Adding to his first-year success, Edwards also earned a spot in the playoffs for the first time.
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5. June 17, 2007
Michigan International Speedway
Citizens Bank 400
After going winless in his sophomore season, Carl Edwards found his first victory of 2007 at Michigan International Speedway. Edwards' 52-race winless spell must have been a motivator as the Roush Fenway Racing driver beat Martin Truex Jr. by a grand 3.668 seconds.
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6. Aug. 25, 2007
Bristol Motor Speedway
Sharpie 500
Leading 182 of the 500 laps of the Sharpie 500, Carl Edwards held off Kasey Kahne for his second win of the 2007 season.
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7. Sept. 23, 2007
Dover International Speedway
Dodge Dealers 400
Earning his first win at the 'Monster Mile,' Carl Edwards inched past Roush Fenway Racing teammate Greg Biffle on a restart to score the victory. This was Edwards' final win of 2007.
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8. Feb. 25, 2008
Auto Club Speedway
Auto Club 500
In a race that was plagued by rain and weepers, Carl Edwards earned his first win at the California track. The Auto Club 500 was supposed to be run Sunday, Feb. 24, but rain delayed the race, and eventually pushed it to Monday after a red flag came out on Lap 87. Edwards led 64 of the 250 total laps, winning under caution.
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9. March 2, 2008
Las Vegas Motor Speedway
UAW-Dodge 400
Coming off his win at Fontana, Carl Edwards earned his second consecutive win of 2008 at Las Vegas. Edwards led 86 of the 267-lap event, but was later issued with a 100-point penalty after his car was found to violate NASCAR regulations, dropping him from first to seventh in the driver standings.
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10. April 6, 2008
Texas Motor Speedway
Samsung 500
Carl Edwards earned his second win at Texas Motor Speedway and his third of 2008 just seven races into the season. Edwards held off Jimmie Johnson and led 123 laps en route to victory.
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11. Aug. 3, 2008
Pocono Raceway
Sunoco Red Cross Pennsylvania 500
Continuing on his 2008 hot streak, Carl Edwards earned his second win at Pocono in his premier series career, adding a fourth win to his season.
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12. Aug. 17, 2008
Michigan International Speedway
3M Performance 400 Presented by Bondo
Carl Edwards earns his second career win at Michigan after leading 84 of the race's 200 laps. Edwards and his Roush Fenway Racing teammates consumed four of the top five places.
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13. Aug. 23, 2008
Bristol Motor Speedway
Sharpie 500
Just one week after his win at Michigan, Carl Edwards earned his sixth win of 2008 and his second victory at 'The Last Colosseum.' Edwards' Bristol win was his final victory before the start of the 2008 postseason.
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14. Oct. 26, 2008
Atlanta Motor Speedway
Pep Boys Auto 500
Winning his third career premier series race at Atlanta, Carl Edwards beat Jimmie Johnson to the finish line by 2.684 seconds.
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15. Nov. 2, 2008
Texas Motor Speedway
Dickies 500
Carl Edwards swept Texas by winning both the spring and fall races of 2008, adding his eighth win of 2008 to his resume. Edwards earned the third cowboy hat of his career, as well.
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16. Nov. 16, 2008
Homestead-Miami Speedway
Ford 400
Earning his first career win at Homestead, Carl Edwards closed out his 2008 season with nine wins. Despite Edwards' success, Jimmie Johnson ended up beating Edwards for the premier series title by 69 points.
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17. Nov. 14, 2010
Phoenix International Raceway
Kobalt Tools 500
Ending a 70-race winless streak, Carl Edwards found himself back in Victory Lane and for his first time at Phoenix. Edwards led 93 of the 312 laps to beat Ryan Newman with a lengthy lead of 4.770 seconds.
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18. Nov. 21, 2010
Homestead-Miami Speedway
Ford 400
Closing out 2010, Carl Edwards scored his second consecutive and final win of the season. Edwards beat out Jimmie Johnson after leading 190 of the 267 laps.
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19. March 6, 2011
Las Vegas Motor Speedway
Kobalt Tools 400
Carl Edwards' only win of the 2011 season came at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, a track where he notched one other victory. Edwards beat out Tony Stewart after Stewart was penalized on pit road and Edwards grabbed the lead.
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20. March 3, 2013
Phoenix International Raceway
Subway Fresh Fit 500
It's only fitting that Carl Edwards won the Subway Fresh Fit 500 in his No. 99 Subway Ford. Edwards broke a 34-race winless streak by snagging the second Phoenix win of his career.
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21. Sept. 7, 2013
Richmond International Raceway
Federated Auto Parts 400
Carl Edwards scored his final win of 2013 at Richmond and earned a spot in that season's playoff field. Edwards beat out Kurt Busch for his first victory at the Virginia track.
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22. March 16, 2014
Bristol Motor Speedway
Food City 500
Notching the third Bristol win of his career, Carl Edwards beat out Roush Fenway Racing teammate Ricky Stenhouse Jr. The race ended under caution on Lap 503 of the originally scheduled 500 after a green-white-checkered attempt.
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23. June 22, 2014
Sonoma Raceway
Toyota/Save Mart 350
Carl Edwards scored the first road-course win of his career as well as his first career win at Sonoma in 2014. Edwards held off a hard-charging Jeff Gordon as the two battled in the final laps for the lead. Edwards led 34 of the 110 total laps.
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24. May 24, 2015
Charlotte Motor Speedway
Coca-Cola 600
Earning not only his first win of 2015, but his first win with new team Joe Gibbs Racing, Carl Edwards held off former teammate Greg Biffle for the victory at Charlotte. This was also Edwards' first win with new crew chief Darian Grubb.
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25. Sept 6, 2015
Darlington Raceway
Bojangles' Southern 500
Carl Edwards added a second winner sticker to his No. 19 Toyota after grabbing the victory at Darlington. This would be Edwards' final win of the season.
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26. April 17, 2016
Bristol Motor Speedway
Food City 500
Notching a pole for the second straight week, Edwards made this one count by leading 276 of a wild 500 laps at Bristol to take home yet another win at 'The Last Great Colosseum.'
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27. April 24, 2016
Richmond International Raceway
Toyota Owners 400
Edwards won for the second consecutive race, bumping -- and then passing -- his Joe Gibbs Racing teammate, Kyle Busch, in a last-lap pass for the win. He had a strong car on the day, leading a race-high 151 laps.
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28. Nov. 7, 2016
Texas Motor Speedway
AAA Texas 500
A 36th-place finish at Martinsville left Edwards in close to a must-win situation for the final two races in the Round of 8. Edwards delivered at Texas, leading the final 36 laps before the rain hit hard in a race that was shortened to 293 laps to earn his spot in the Championship 4.