Before checking out the NASCAR schedule for the 2024 season, here are the 2024 NASCAR standings. Sportsnaut's NASCAR rankings will also provide additional perspective on where eligible drivers stand over the association's 36-race schedule.
Check out the NASCAR standings below! The leaderboard is updated every Monday. Here are the latest NASCAR standings in 2024 after the Pennzoil 400. You can find the NASCAR standings for the Xfinity Series. This year, we'll also include the NASCAR Truck Series standings.
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| Rank |
Driver |
Points |
Behind |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |
William Byron* (P) |
547 |
— |
| 2 |
Kyle Larson* (P) |
499 |
-48 |
| 3 |
Christopher Bell* (P) |
459 |
-88 |
| 4 |
Denny Hamlin* (P) |
443 |
-104 |
| 5 |
Chase Elliott (P) |
442 |
-105 |
| 6 |
Tyler Reddick (P) |
429 |
-118 |
| 7 |
Ryan Blaney* (P) |
417 |
-130 |
| 8 |
Joey Logano* (P) |
380 |
-167 |
| 9 |
Ross Chastain* (P) |
377 |
-170 |
| 10 |
Bubba Wallace (P) |
343 |
-204 |
| 11 |
Chase Briscoe (P) |
342 |
-205 |
| 12 |
Alex Bowman (P) |
334 |
-213 |
| 13 |
Austin Cindric* (P) |
303 |
-244 |
| 14 |
Chris Buescher (P) |
297 |
-250 |
| 15 |
Kyle Busch (P) |
291 |
-256 |
| 16 |
Ryan Preece |
289 |
-258 |
| 17 |
Carson Hocevar |
287 |
-260 |
| 18 |
Ricky Stenhouse Jr |
285 |
-262 |
| 19 |
AJ Allmendinger |
284 |
-263 |
| 20 |
Josh Berry* (P) |
278 |
-269 |
| 21 |
Michael McDowell |
278 |
-269 |
| 22 |
John H. Nemechek |
267 |
-280 |
| 23 |
Todd Gilliland |
261 |
-286 |
| 24 |
Erik Jones |
259 |
-288 |
| 25 |
Zane Smith |
255 |
-292 |
| 26 |
Austin Dillon |
252 |
-295 |
| 27 |
Ty Gibbs |
236 |
-311 |
| 28 |
Daniel Suárez |
231 |
-316 |
| 29 |
Justin Haley |
218 |
-329 |
| 30 |
Ty Dillon |
217 |
-330 |
| 31 |
Noah Gragson |
214 |
-333 |
| 32 |
Brad Keselowski |
194 |
-353 |
| 33 |
Shane Van Gisbergen |
173 |
-374 |
| 34 |
Cole Custer |
173 |
-374 |
| 35 |
Riley Herbst |
173 |
-374 |
| 36 |
Cody Ware |
84 |
-463 |
Kyle Larson –23 playoff points
Christopher Bell –16 playoff points
Denny Hamlion –13 playoff points
William Byron –11 playoff points
Ryan Blaney –8 playoff points
Joey Logano –7 playoff points
Austin Cindric –7 playoff points
Josh Berry –6 playoff points
Ross Chastain –5 playoff points
Bubba Wallace –2 playoff points
Ryan Preece –1 playoff point
Here are the NASCAR playoff standings for the Cup Series today.
Christopher Bell– 3 wins
Kyle Larson– 3 wins
Denny Hamlin– 2 wins
William Byron– 1 win
Ryan Blaney –1 win
Joey Logano –1 win
Ross Chastain –1 win
Austin Cindric– 1 win
Josh Berry– 1 win
Chase Elliott– +153 points above cutline
Tyler Reddick –+140 points above cutline
Bubba Wallace –+54 points above cutline
Chase Briscoe –+53 points above cutline
Alex Bowman –+45 points above cutline
Chris Buescher –+8 points above cutline
Kyle Busch –+1 point above cutline
BUBBLE:Ryan Preece – 2 points behind Kyle Busch
BUBBLE –Carson Hocevar – 4 points behind Kyle Busch
BUBBLE –Ricky Stenhouse Jr – 6 points behind Kyle Busch
BUBBLE –AJ Allmendinger – 7 points behind Kyle Busch
BUBBLE –Michael McDowell – 13 points behind Kyle Busch
BUBBLE –John H. Nemechek – 24 points behind Kyle Busch
BUBBLE –Todd Gilliland – 30 points behind Kyle Busch
BUBBLE –Erik Jones – 32 points behind Kyle Busch
Christopher Bell and Kyle Larson lead NASCAR with three wins through 12 races this season.
The NASCAR standings for the Cup Series right now are William Byron (547 points, 1 win), Kyle Larson (499 points, 3 wins), Christopher Bell (459 points, 3 wins), Denny Hamlin (443 points, 2 wins), Chase Elliott (442 points), Tyler Reddick (429 points), Ryan Blaney (417 points, 1 win), Joey Logano (380 points, 1 win), Ross Chastain (377 points, 1 win) and Bubba Wallace (343 points) in the top 10.
Bubba Wallace is currently 10th in the NASCAR standings with 343 points.
Kyle Larson is second in the NASCAR standings right now.
Chase Elliott is fifth in the NASCAR standings right now.
Christopher Bell (3 wins), Kyle Larson (3 wins), Denny Hamlin (2 wins), Joey Logano (1 win), Josh Berry (1 win), Austin Cindric (1 win), Ross Chastain (1 win), Ryan Blaney (1 win) and William Byron have clinched the first nine spots in the NASCAR playoffs.
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Christopher Bell – 3 – Ambetter Health 400 & EchoPark Automotive Grand Prix & Shriners Children's 500
Kyle Larson – 3 – Straight Talk Wireless 400 & Food City 500 & AdventHealth 400
Denny Hamlin – 2- Cook Out 400 & Goodyear 400
William Byron – 1 – Daytona 500
Josh Berry – 1 – Pennzoil 400
Joey Logano – Würth 400
Austin Cindric – Jack Link's 500
Ross Chastain – Coca-Cola 600
Ryan Blaney – Cracker Barrel 400
Kyle Larson – 8
William Byron – 7
Christopher Bell – 6
Denny Hamlin – 6
Chase Briscoe – 5
Ryan Blaney – 5
Tyler Reddick – 3
Ross Chastain – 3
Bubba Wallace – 2
Carson Hocevar – 2
Chase Elliott – 2
Alex Bowman – 2
Joey Logano – 2
Ryan Preece – 1
John Hunter Nemechek – 1
Jimmie Johnson – 1
John H. Nemechek – 1
Ricky Stenhouse Jr – 1
Kyle Busch – 1
Erik Jones – 1
Josh Berry – 1
Chris Buescher – 1
Daniel Suarez – 1
Joe Gibbs – 1
Austin Cindric – 1
AJ Allmendinger – 1
Brad Keselowski – 1
Kyle Larson – 8
William Byron – 5
Ryan Blaney – 3
Denny Hamlin – 3
Bubba Wallace – 2
Joey Logano – 2
Austin Cindric – 2
Josh Berry – 1
Ryan Preece – 1
Christopher Bell – 1
Michael McDowell – 3
Denny Hamlin – 2
AJ Allmendinger – 2
Tyler Reddick – 1
Bubba Wallace – 1
William Byron – 1
Carson Hocevar – 1
Kyle Larson – 1
Here are the latest Xfinity Series standings today.
| RANK |
DRIVER |
Points |
Behind |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |
Justin Allgaier |
583 |
— |
| 2 |
Austin Hill |
491 |
-92 |
| 3 |
Sam Mayer |
473 |
-110 |
| 4 |
Jesse Love |
432 |
-151 |
| 5 |
Connor Zilisch |
395 |
-188 |
| 6 |
Sheldo Creed |
381 |
-202 |
| 7 |
Carson Kvapil |
380 |
-203 |
| 8 |
Brandon Jones |
379 |
-204 |
| 9 |
Jeb Burton |
365 |
-218 |
| 10 |
Ryan Sieg |
365 |
-218 |
| 11 |
Harrison Burton |
348 |
-235 |
| 12 |
Nicholas Sanchez |
343 |
-240 |
| 13 |
Sammy Smith |
340 |
-243 |
| 14 |
Taylor Gray |
316 |
-267 |
| 15 |
Daniel Dye |
300 |
-283 |
| 16 |
Dean Thompson |
285 |
-298 |
| 17 |
Brennan Poole |
274 |
-309 |
| 18 |
Christian Eckes |
270 |
-313 |
| 19 |
Jeremy Clements |
364 |
-319 |
| 20 |
Josh Williams |
258 |
-325 |
| 21 |
Aric Almirola |
238 |
-345 |
| 22 |
Anthony Alfredo |
232 |
-351 |
| 23 |
Parker Retzlaff |
211 |
-372 |
| 24 |
Matt DiBenedetto |
195 |
-388 |
| 25 |
William Sawalich |
195 |
-388 |
Justin Allgaier – 6 stage wins
Austin Hill – 6 stage wins
Connor Zilisch – 2 stage wins
Harrison Burton – 2 stage wins
Aric Almirola – 1 stage win
Jesse Love – 1 stage win
Sammy Smith – 1 stage win
Sam Mayer – 1 stage win
Dean Thompson – 1 stage win
Nick Sanchez – 1 stage win
Here are the NASCAR Truck Series standings right now
| RANK |
DRIVER |
Points |
Behind |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |
Corey Heim |
605 |
— |
| 2 |
Chandler Smith |
472 |
-133 |
| 3 |
Daniel Hemric |
454 |
-151 |
| 4 |
Grant Enfinger |
441 |
-164 |
| 5 |
Tyler Ankrum |
424 |
-181 |
| 6 |
Layne Riggs |
424 |
-181 |
| 7 |
Kaden Honeycutt |
408 |
-197 |
| 8 |
Ty Majeski |
393 |
-212 |
| 9 |
Jake Garcia |
389 |
-216 |
| 10 |
Stewart Friesen |
347 |
-258 |
| 11 |
Ben Rhodes |
338 |
-267 |
| 12 |
Giovanni Ruggiero |
337 |
-268 |
| 13 |
Rajah Caruth |
336 |
-269 |
| 14 |
Tanner Gray |
297 |
-308 |
| 15 |
Matt Crafton |
281 |
-324 |
| 16 |
Jack Wood |
249 |
-256 |
| 17 |
Andres Perez De Lara |
247 |
-358 |
| 18 |
Connor Mosack |
247 |
-358 |
| 19 |
Matt Mills |
245 |
-360 |
| 20 |
Dawson Sutton |
241 |
-364 |
| 21 |
Spencer Boyd |
196 |
-409 |
| 22 |
Bayley Curry |
185 |
-420 |
| 23 |
Luke Fenhaus |
168 |
-437 |
| 24 |
Toni Breidinger |
166 |
-439 |
| 25 |
Frankie Muniz |
155 |
-450 |
Corey Heim – 11
Layne Riggs – 3
Ben Rhodes – 1
Chandler Smith – 1
Matt Crafton – 1
Jack Wood – 1
Ty Majeski – 1
Tyler Ankrum – 1
Grant Enfinger – 1
Corey Heim –4 wins
Chandler Smith –2 wins
Daniel Hemric –1 win
Tyler Ankrum –1 win
Stewart Friesen –1 win
Rajah Caruth –1 win
Grant Enfinger –+52 points above cutline
Layne Riggs –+35 points above cutline
Kaden Honeycutt –+19 points above cutline
Ty Majeski –+4 points above cutline
PLAYOFF BUBBLE:4 points behind Ty Majeski
PLAYOFF BUBBLE:Ben Rhodes – 55 points behind Ty Majeski
PLAYOFF BUBBLE:Giovanni Ruggiero – 56 points behind Ty Majeski
Corey Heim –31 playoff points
Chandler Smith –11 playoff points
Tyler Ankrum –6 playoff points
Stewart Friesen –5 playoff points
Rajah Caruth –5 playoff points
Layne Riggs –3 playoff points
Grant Enfinger –2 playoff points
Ty Majeski –1 playoff point
Ben Rhodes –1 playoff point
Giovanni Ruggiero –1 playoff point
Matt Crafton –1 playoff point
Jack Wood –1 playoff point
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1st:10 points
2nd:9 points
3rd:8 points
4th:7 points
5th:6 points
6th:5 points
7th:4 points
8th:3 points
9th:2 points
10th:1 point
1st:40 points
2nd:35 points
3rd:34 points
4th:33 points
5th:32 points
6th:31 points
7th:30 points:
8th:29 points
9th:28 points
10th:27 points
11th:26 points
12th:25 points
13th:24 points
14th:23 points
15th:22 points
16th:21 points
17th:20 points
18th:19 points
19th:18 points
20th:17 points
21st:16 points
22nd:15 points
23rd:14 points
24th:13 points
25th:12 points
26th:11 points
27th:10 points
28th:9 points
29th:8 points
27th:7 points
31st:6 points
32nd:5 points
33rd:4 points
34th:3 points
35th:2 points
36th:1 point
37th:1 point
38th:1 point
39th:1 point
40th:1 point
No drivers are credited with an official race win right now.
No NASCAR drivers have won a points race this year. However, Chase Elliott won the Cook Out Clash at Bowman Gray with Bubba Wallace (Duel 1) and Austin Cindric (Duel 2) winning the Duel at Daytona.
NASCAR does not award points for leading a lap nor for leading the most laps. You have to be among the top-10 finishers in a stage to be awarded points in the NASCAR standings.
| Rank |
Driver |
|---|---|
| 1 |
Joey Logano – WINNER |
| 2 |
Ryan Blaney |
| 3 |
William Byron |
| 4 |
William Byron |
Joey Logano won the NASCAR Cup Series championship, defeating Ryan Blaney at Phoenix. This is Logano's third Cup Series championship.
Kyle Larson –6 (Pennzoil 400 & AdVent Health 400 & Save Mart 350 & Brickyard 400, Bass Pro Shops Night Race & Bank of America ROVAL 400)
Joey Logano –4 (Ally 400 & Quaker State 400 & South Point 400 & NASCAR championship)
William Byron –3 (Daytona 500 & Circuit of the Americas & Cook Out 400)
Denny Hamlin –3 (Food City 500 & Toyota Owners 400, Wurth 400)
Christopher Bell –3 (Shriners Children's 500 & Coca-Cola 600 & USA Today 301)
Ryan Blaney –3 (Iowa Corn 250 & Great American Getaway 400 & Xfinity 500)
Tyler Reddick –3 (GEICO 500 & FireKeepers Casino 400 & Straight Talk Wireless 400)
Daniel Suarez –1 (Ambetter Health 400)
Chase Elliott –1 (EchoPark Automotive 400)
Brad Keselowski –1 (Darlington)
Austin Cindric –1 (Enjoy Illinois 300)
Alex Bowman –1 (Chicago Street Race)
Austin Dillon –1 (Cook Out 400)
Chase Briscoe –1 (Cook Out Southern 500)
Harrison Burton –1 (Coke Zero Sugar 400)
Chris Buescher –1 Go Bowling at The Glen
Ross Chastain –1 (Kansas Speedway)
Ricky Stenhouse Jr –1 (YellaWood 500)
| Rank |
Driver |
Points |
Behind |
| 1 |
Kyle Larson |
2040 |
0 |
| 2 |
Christopher Bell |
2032 |
-8 |
| 3 |
Tyler Reddick |
2028 |
-12 |
| 4 |
William Byron |
2022 |
-18 |
| 5 |
Ryan Blaney |
2018 |
-22 |
| 6 |
Denny Hamlin |
2015 |
-25 |
| 7 |
Chase Elliott |
2014 |
-26 |
| 8 |
Brad Keselowski |
2008 |
-32 |
| 9 |
Joey Logano |
2007 |
-33 |
| 10 |
Austin Cindric |
2007 |
-33 |
| 11 |
Daniel Suárez |
2006 |
-35 |
| 12 |
Alex Bowman |
2005 |
-35 |
| 13 |
Chase Briscoe |
2005 |
-35 |
| 14 |
Harrison Burton |
2005 |
-35 |
| 15 |
Ty Gibbs |
2004 |
-36 |
| 16 |
Martin Truex Jr |
2004 |
-36 |
| 17 |
Chris Buescher |
690 |
-1350 |
| 18 |
Bubba Wallace |
669 |
-1371 |
| 19 |
Ross Chastain |
663 |
-1377 |
| 20 |
Kyle Busch |
587 |
=1453 |
Chevrolet –979 points – 11 wins
Toyota –962 points – 8 wins
Ford –948 points – 8 wins
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Tyler Reddick finished as the regular season champion in the NASCAR points standings, just ahead of Kyle Larson. You can find the NASCAR playoff standings here.
Kyle Larson leads in the NASCAR playoff points standings with 28. Christopher Bell is second (25 playoff points), William Byron (16 points) is third, Tyler Reddick (13 points) is fourth and Ryan Blaney (13 points) is fifth.
No, Bubba Wallace did not qualify for the NASCAR playoffs this year.
Yes, Martin Truex Jr. was eliminated from the NASCAR Playoffs in the Round of 16.
Yes, Brad Keselowski was eliminated from the NASCAR Playoffs in the Round of 16.
There will be 16 drivers in the NASCAR playoffs.
Kyle Larson, Denny Hamlin, William Byron, Christopher Bell, Chase Elliott, Tyler Reddick, Brad Keselowski, Austin Cindric, Ryan Blaney, Daniel Suarez, Martin Truex Jr, Ty Gibbs, Alex Bowman, Harrison Burton, Joey Logano and Chase Briscoe are in the NASCAR playoffs.
Kyle Larson –5 wins (automatically qualified)
Denny Hamlin –3 wins (automatically qualified)
Christopher Bell –3 wins (automatically qualified)
William Byron –3 wins (Automatically Qualified)
Tyler Reddick– 2 wins (automatically qualified)
Ryan Blaney –2 wins (automatically qualified)
Chase Elliott– 1 win (automatically qualified)
Brad Keselowski –1 win (automatically qualified)
Alex Bowman –1 win (automatically qualified)
Joey Logano –1 win (automatically qualified)
Daniel Suarez –1 win (automatically qualified)
Austin Cindric –1 win (automatically qualified)
Chase Briscoe –1 win (automatically qualified)
Harrison Burton –1 win (automatically qualified)
Martin Truex Jr– Points
Ty Gibbs– Points
Here are the NASCAR Xfinity standings right now.
| Rank |
Driver |
Points |
Wins |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |
Cole Custer |
768 |
1 |
| 2 |
Justin Allgaier |
756 |
2 |
| 3 |
Austin Hill |
698 |
2 |
| 4 |
Chandler Smith |
684 |
2 |
| 5 |
AJ Allmendinger |
646 |
0 |
| 6 |
Riley Herbst |
623 |
1 |
| 7 |
Sheldon Creed |
614 |
0 |
| 8 |
Jesse Love |
604 |
1 |
| 9 |
Parker Kligerman |
580 |
0 |
| 10 |
Sammy Smith |
545 |
0 |
| 11 |
Ryan Sieg |
544 |
0 |
| 12 |
Shane Van Gisbergen |
520 |
3 |
| 13 |
Sam Mayer |
503 |
2 |
| 14 |
Brandon Jones |
451 |
0 |
| 15 |
Anthony Alfredo |
430 |
0 |
| 16 |
Brennan Poole |
357 |
0 |
| 17 |
Parker Retzlaff |
334 |
0 |
| 18 |
Josh Williams |
327 |
0 |
| 19 |
Jeb Burton |
309 |
0 |
| 20 |
Leland Honeyman |
302 |
0 |
Cole Custer leads the NASCAR Xfinity Series standings with 768 points, followed by Justin Allgaier (756 points), Austin Hill (698 points), Chandler Smith (694 points), and AJ Allmendinger (646 points).
Shane van Gisbergen –3
Justin Allgaier –2
Chandler Smith –2
Austin Hill –2
Sam Mayer –2
Aric Almirola –1
Ryan Truex –1
Jesse Love –1
Christopher Bell –1
John H. Nemechek –1
Cole Custer –1
Riley Herbst –1
Justin Allgaier –2 wins (AQ)
Chandler Smith –2 wins (AQ)
Austin Hill –2 wins (AQ)
Shane van Gisbergen –3 win (AQ)
Cole Custer –1 win (AQ)
Sam Mayer –2 wins (AQ)
Riley Herbst –1 win (AQ)
Jesse Love –1 win (AQ)
AJ Allmendinger –+113 points
Sheldon Creed –+93 points
Ryan Sieg –+15 points
Parker Kligerman –+44 points
NASCAR stands for National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing, which is best known for stock car racing in the United States of America. The sport was founded by Bill France Sr. in 1984 and his son, Jim France , has been the CEO since August 2018.
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Bubba Wallace average finish:13.269 ( NASCAR.com )
Bubba Wallace top 5 finishes:5
Bubba Wallace Top 10 finishes:10
Bubba Wallace points:637
Bubba Wallace has not won any NASCAR races in 2024
Bubba Wallace finished 12th in the NASCAR points standings and 18th in the playoff standings, missing the 16-team playoffs.
William Byron –5 wins
Martin Truex, Jr. –3 wins
Chris Buescher –3 wins
Kyle Busch –3 wins
Denny Hamlin –2 wins
Kyle Larson –2 wins
Ryan Blaney –1 win
Christopher Bell –1 win
Joey Logano –1 win
Tyler Reddick –1 win
Ricky Stenhouse Jr –1 win
Shane van Gisbergen –1 win
Ricky Stenhouse Jr –1 win
Michael McDowell –1 win
Richard Petty has the most wins in NASCAR history with 200. Petty won 119 races in the Strictly Stock era, 81 races in the Winston Cup Era (1971-2003) and 60 wins in the Modern Era. Petty and David Pearson are the only NASCAR drivers with 100-plus wins.
The NASCAR playoffs consist of 16 drivers that are locked in by wins or points if there are not enough winners. Four drivers are eliminated every three races until there are four left. The final four compete in the Championship 4 event at Phoenix Raceway. The rest of the NASCAR standings for playoff drivers are determined through total points.
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Joey Logano won the 2022 NASCAR Cup Series championship after beating out Ross Chastain, Christopher Bell, and Chase Elliott at Phoenix Raceway. Logano became the second active multi-time champion alongside Kyle Busch despite not having a strong year in the overall NASCAR standings.
2023:Ryan Blaney (three wins)
2022:Joey Logano (four wins)
2021:Kyle Larson (10 wins)
2020:Chase Elliott (five wins)
2019:Kyle Busch (five wins)
2018:Joey Logano (three wins)
2017:Martin Truex Jr. (eight wins)
2016:Jimmie Johnson (five wins)
2015:Kyle Busch (five wins)
2014:Kevin Harvick (five wins)
2013:Jimmie Johnson (six wins)
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