All of Kasey Kahne’s NASCAR Cup Series victories

1. May 14, 2005, Richmond Raceway, Chevy American Revolution 400
Fresh off his debut season and 2004 Rookie of the Year award, Kasey Kahne -- wheeling the No. 9 Dodge for team owner Ray Evernham -- earned his first premier series victory after rolling off the grid first. The young driver beat Tony Stewart across the finish line by 1.674 seconds at Richmond Raceway.

2. March 20, 2006, Atlanta Motor Speedway, Golden Corral 500
After starting from the pole position again, Kahne earned his second career win, leading 85 laps en route to Victory Lane.

3. April 9, 2006, Texas Motor Speedway, Samsung / Radio Shack 500
Three races after his win in Georgia, Kahne was back in Victory Lane at Texas Motor Speedway after rolling off the grid first and pacing the field for 63 laps.

4. May 28, 2006, Charlotte Motor Speedway, Coca-Cola 600
Kahne earned his first victory in one of NASCAR's major races in 2006; the endurance-themed Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway. Kahne would later name the North Carolina oval as one of his favorite tracks.

5. June 18, 2006, Michigan International Speedway, 3M Performance 400 presented by Post-It Picture Paper
In a race shortened to 129 laps from 200 due to rain, Kahne beat out Carl Edwards and future Hendrick Motorsports teammate Dale Earnhardt Jr. for the win at Michigan.

6. Sept. 3, 2006, Auto Club (California) Speedway, Sony HD 500
Kahne led a dominant 130 of 250 laps around the California oval to earn his fifth victory of the 2006 season.

7. Oct. 14, 2006, Charlotte Motor Speedway, Bank of America 500
Qualifying for the playoffs for the first time in his career in 2006, Kahne recorded his first playoff win and sixth '06 victory in October's Bank of America 500. This gave the 26-year-old driver, who would finish eighth in the driver standings at season's end, a sweep of Charlotte for the 2006 season.

8. May 25, 2008, Charlotte Motor Speedway, Coca-Cola 600
After a 52-race winless streak, Kahne rebounded with a vengeance, finishing 10.203 seconds ahead of runner-up Greg Biffle in the 2008 running of the Coca-Cola 600.

9. June 8, 2008, Pocono Raceway, Pocono 500
Kahne earned his first victory at 'The Tricky Triangle' in 2008, his No. 9 ride starting from the pole and pacing the field for 69 laps en route to Victory Lane.

10. June 21, 2009, Sonoma Raceway, Toyota / Save Mart 350
Kahne's Victory Lane celebration at Sonoma in 2009 was fit for a King, as it marked the No. 9 driver's first victory under new team owner Richard Petty.

11. Sept. 6, 2009, Atlanta Motor Speedway, Pep Boys Auto 500
Kahne earned his second and final win under the Richard Petty umbrella three months later, when he wheeled his No. 9 to Victory Lane at Atlanta.

12. Nov. 13, 2011, Phoenix Raceway, Kobalt Tools 500
Snapping an 81-race winless streak, Kahne earned his first win at Phoenix in 2011, beating playoff competitors Carl Edwards and Tony Stewart across the finish line.

13. May 27, 2012, Charlotte Motor Speedway, Coca-Cola 600
Having joined Hendrick Motorsports at the start of the 2012 season, Kahne earned his first win with his new team -- and third Coca-Cola 600 victory -- in May at Charlotte.

14. July 15, 2012, New Hampshire Motor Speedway, Lenox Industrial Tools 301
After starting from the outside front row position, Kahne nabbed his first victory at New Hampshire Motor Speedway, finishing ahead of runner-up Denny Hamlin by 2.738 seconds.

15. March 17, 2013, Bristol Motor Speedway, Food City 500
After leading 109 laps, Kahne earned his first victory of the 2013 season at Bristol, his first career win at the Tennessee track.

16. Aug. 4, 2013, Pocono Raceway, GoBowling.com 400
The Hendrick Motorsports driver beat out teammate Jeff Gordon for the victory at 'The Tricky Triangle,' his second win of the 2013 season.

17. Aug. 31, 2014, Atlanta Motor Speedway, Oral-B USA 500
As the races leading up to the playoffs winded down, it became clear that Kahne needed a win to qualify for the 2014 championship run. The No. 5 team pulled it off in the nick of time, as Kahne beat Matt Kenseth across the finish line by .574 seconds at Atlanta, two races before the playoffs began. With the win, Kahne joined the rest of his Hendrick Motorsports teammates -- Jeff Gordon, Jimmie Johnson and Dale Earnhardt Jr. -- in the playoffs.

18. July 23, 2017, Indianapolis Motor Speedway, Brantley Gilbert Big Machine Records Brickyard 400
Kahne surged late, holding off Brad Keselowski during a restart in NASCAR Overtime to snap a 102-race winless streak and qualify for the playoffs.