Top 10 NASCAR Drivers at Martinsville

Richard Petty and Jimmie Johnson

7 wins. One of the toughest short-track racers ever, especially dominant in the mid-90s with elite control over long runs.

2 wins (as of 2025), but this is about modern dominance—insane consistency, tons of top-5s, and always a threat here.

6 wins. A key short-track force in the 70s who used Martinsville as part of his championship runs.

6 wins. Not his best track statistically, but his physical, aggressive style made him dangerous every single race.

2 wins, but arguably one of the most consistent Martinsville drivers ever, with a ridiculous number of runner-up finishes.

5 wins (and counting). The best active Martinsville driver, with elite race management and braking precision.

11 wins. One of the most dominant Martinsville drivers ever—he owned this track in the late 70s and early 80s.

9 wins. Holds the record for most top-10 finishes at Martinsville, combining longevity with elite performance.

9 wins. Playoff monster at Martinsville—arguably the most clutch driver here in the modern era.

15 wins. The undisputed king of Martinsville—no one else is even close to matching that level of dominance.