List of NASCAR drivers who have won in each of top three series
Below is a list of drivers who have won at least one race in each of the top three NASCAR divisions: Sprint Cup Series, Xfinity Series and Camping World Truck Series.[1]
| Driver | 1st Sprint Cup Series Win | 1st Xfinity Series Win | 1st Camping World Truck Series Win | ||||
| 1. | Ken Schrader | 07-31-1988 | Talladega | 09-16-1989 | Dover | 04-15-1995 | Saugus |
| 2. | Terry Labonte | 09-01-1980 | Darlington | 10-05-1985 | Charlotte | 09-07-1995 | Richmond |
| 3. | Mark Martin | 10-22-1989 | Rockingham | 05-30-1987 | Dover | 09-28-1996 | North Wilkesboro |
| 4. | Bobby Hamilton | 10-27-1996 | Phoenix | 09-09-1989 | Richmond | 04-10-2000 | Martinsville |
| 5. | Kevin Harvick | 03-11-2001 | Atlanta | 07-29-2000 | Gateway | 11-08-2002 | Phoenix |
| 6. | Greg Biffle | 07-05-2003 | Daytona | 04-14-2001 | Nashville SS | 05-08-1999 | Memphis |
| 7. | Jimmy Spencer | 07-02-1994 | Daytona | 03-25-1989 | Hickory | 09-13-2003 | New Hampshire |
| 8. | Jamie McMurray | 10-13-2002 | Charlotte | 10-26-2002 | Atlanta | 10-23-2004 | Martinsville |
| 9. | Tony Stewart | 09-11-1999 | Richmond | 02-19-2005 | Daytona | 09-05-2002 | Richmond |
| 10. | Steve Park | 08-13-2000 | Watkins Glen | 04-19-1997 | Nashville | 02-25-2005 | Fontana |
| 11. | Carl Edwards | 03-20-2005 | Atlanta | 03-19-2005 | Atlanta | 07-12-2003 | Kentucky |
| 12. | Bobby Labonte | 05-28-1995 | Charlotte | 04-13-1991 | Bristol | 04-09-2005 | Martinsville |
| 13. | Kasey Kahne | 05-14-2005 | Richmond | 11-15-2003 | Homestead | 11-13-2004 | Darlington |
| 14. | Kyle Busch | 09-04-2005 | Fontana | 05-14-2004 | Richmond | 05-20-2005 | Charlotte |
| 15. | Ricky Craven | 10-15-2001 | Martinsville | 07-07-1991 | Oxford Plains | 10-22-2005 | Martinsville |
| 16. | Kurt Busch | 03-24-2002 | Bristol | 04-08-2006 | Texas | 07-01-2000 | Milwaukee |
| 17. | Johnny Benson Jr. | 11-03-2002 | Rockingham | 11-17-1994 | Dover | 06-17-2006 | Michigan |
| 18. | Clint Bowyer | 09-16-2007 | New Hampshire | 06-12-2005 | Nashville | 11-03-2006 | Texas |
| 19. | Ryan Newman | 09-15-2002 | New Hampshire | 08-18-2001 | Michigan | 10-25-2008 | Atlanta |
| 20. | David Reutimann | 05-25-2009 | Charlotte | 10-27-2007 | Memphis | 08-13-2005 | Nashville SS |
| 21. | Elliott Sadler | 03-25-2001 | Bristol | 05-18-1997 | Nazareth | 07-31-2010 | Pocono |
| 22. | Michael Waltrip | 02-18-2001 | Daytona | 09-17-1988 | Dover | 02-18-2011 | Daytona |
| 23. | Denny Hamlin | 06-11-2006 | Pocono | 03-05-2006 | Mexico City | 10-29-2011 | Martinsville |
| 24. | Aric Almirola | 07-06-2014 | Daytona | 06-23-2007 | Milwaukee | 05-15-2010 | Dover |
| 25. | Brad Keselowski | 04-26-2009 | Talladega | 06-07-2008 | Nashville SS | 08-21-2014 | Bristol |
| 26. | Joey Logano | 06-28-2009 | New Hampshire | 06-14-2008 | Kentucky | 03-28-2015 | Martinsville |
The following drivers have won in each of the three series during the same season: Terry Labonte (1995), Kevin Harvick (2003, 2010), Denny Hamlin (2011), Kyle Busch (2005–2011, 2013–2015), Brad Keselowski (2014), and Joey Logano (2015). With a win in the Truck race at Martinsville on April 9, 2005, Bobby Labonte became the first driver to win race in all three series at the same track. With his win in the Cup race at Bristol on August 21, 2010, Kyle Busch became the first driver to win a race in all three series on the same weekend.[2]
Drivers with wins in two of the top three series
Below are drivers who have scored victories in just two of the top three series.[3]
- 1. Although, for various reasons (such as retirement), some of these drivers might be unable to record a win in a third series, Leffler is the only one who cannot do so due to his death.
