Drivers with four consecutive wins in modern NASCAR history

Christopher Bell secured his third consecutive points-paying win of the 2025 Cup Series season following his spring triumph at Phoenix Raceway. Las Vegas Motor Speedway is up next for Bell, who looks to join elite company among drivers to win four consecutive races in a season.

In the modern era of NASCAR (1972 until now), eight drivers have won four consecutive races. Of those eight instances, the driver who accomplished the streak has won the series championship five times. Here's a look at all of them.

1976: Cale Yarborough (championship year)

Tracks: Richmond, Dover, Martinsville, North Wilkesboro

1981: Darrell Waltrip (championship year)

Tracks: Martinsville, North Wilkesboro, Charlotte, Rockingham

1987: Dale Earnhardt (championship year)

Tracks: Darlington, North Wilkesboro, Bristol, Martinsville

1991: Harry Gant

Tracks: Darlington, Richmond, Dover, Martinsville

1992: Bill Elliott

Tracks: Rockingham, Richmond, Atlanta, Darlington

1993: Mark Martin

Tracks: Watkins Glen, Michigan, Bristol, Darlington

1998: Jeff Gordon (championship year)

Tracks: Pocono, Indianapolis, Watkins Glen, Michigan

2007: Jimmie Johnson (championship year)

Tracks: Martinsville, Atlanta, Texas, Phoenix