Ryan Blaney poses with the Bill France Cup.

Portrait of champions: 2023 NASCAR title winners with their trophies

By Staff Report | Published: 6 Nov, 2023 16

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After getting hot late in the 2023 season, Team Penske driver Ryan Blaney capitalized on this momentum to win his first NASCAR Cup Series championship at Phoenix Raceway. Blaney delivered "The Captain" his fourth Cup title since 2012. Scroll through to see his formal championship portraits.

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Ryan Blaney and crew chief Jonathan Hassler pose with the Bill France Cup.

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Ryan Blaney and his girlfriend pose with the Bill France Cup.

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Cole Custer holds the championship trophy.

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Stewart-Haas Racing driver Cole Custer survived an intense late-race restart to claim his first NASCAR Xfinity Series championship. Custer finally achieved the big breakthrough in his career at Phoenix Raceway after finishing runner-up in the Xfinity Series standings in 2018 and 2019. Scroll through to see his formal championship portraits.

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Cole Custer and his wife celebrate the Xfinity Series title.

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Cole Custer and his wife pose for championship photos.

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Cole Custer and crew chief Jonathan Toney pose for championship photos.

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Cole Custer smiles with his championship trophy.

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Ben Rhodes holds the championship trophy.

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ThorSport Racing driver Ben Rhodes became a two-time NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series champion after holding off Grant Enfinger in an overtime finish at Phoenix Raceway. Scroll through to see his formal championship portraits.

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