If you add in his 43 nationwide wins and 24 truck wins he moves up on the list. 86 Nascar wins and he is still racing.
OK, now we’re getting a bit off topic, but here goes anyways.
You can’t “add” Kyle’s Nationwide and Truck wins to his Sprint Cup wins. Three totally different divisions of racing, all sanctioned by the same sanctioning body, yes, but not all in the same division. If you add Kyle’s NW/truck wins, then you better give Bobby Allison one more for winning a Grand National race in 1970 at North Wilkesboro in his Mustang, which was really a Grand American car. There wasn’t enough Grand National cars to fill the field at a few races that year, so NASCAR had some of the GA cars come in to run some of the short tracks. Bobby won that one, but NA$CAR says it didn’t count toward his GN total because it was a Grand American car; even though the race was a points-paying Grand national race. If they’d give him credit for that one, he’d be one up on ol’ DW, sitting by himself in third in all-time wins.
Kyle’s still a punk-a$$ lil’ kid who needs to have his clock cleaned once in a while. When he gets up there with oh, about 75 SPRINT CUP wins, then (I guess) you can say he’s good…LOL…
Hey, Abyss…ain’t Kinser running for Tony this year? And are the WoO races at Vegas on TV, or no?
I meant “Who wins more races today”.
I gave you the statistics. There’s a lot of guys who’ve won more than Kyle Busch in the Sprint Cup series. Kyle may win races, but most of 'em, like “RacingRocks” posted, are in the other two divisions. Kyle has not won more races in a season in the Sprint Cup series than anyone else. Again, I’m not "twisting things around; merely responding to your questions that you asked. I’m copying them and pasting them just as you wrote them.
since you have nothing else to do except brag about how intelligent you are and how easy it is for you come up with all this scientific data, who has a better win PERCENTAGE , wins compared to races run, than Kyle Busch?
OK, smart-ass, since you asked: (Oh - and I don’t recall ever bragging about “how smart I am”; I merely looked up the information you asked for.)
ACTIVE SPRINT CUP DRIVERS WITH AT LEAST 1 START and 1 WIN:
Win Percentages
1 Bayne, Trevor 33.33%
2 Gordon, Jeff 13.409%
3 Johnson, Jimmie 16.109%
4 Stewart, Tony 9.07%
5 Busch, Kyle 8.48%
6 Hamlin, Denny 8.47%
7 Edwards, Carl 7.79%
8 Busch, Kurt 6.01%
9 Biffle, Greg 5.41%
10 Elliott, Bill 5.35%
11 Martin, Mark 5.03%
12 Earnhardt, Dale Jr. 4.49%
13 Kenseth, Matt 4.48%
14 Kahne, Kasey 4.33%
15 Newman, Ryan 4.19%
16 Harvick, Kevin 3.89%
17 Burton, Jeff 3.59%
18 Labonte, Bobby 3.39%
19 Labonte, Terry 2.53%
20 Bowyer, Clint 2.19%
21 McMurray, Jamie 2.03%
22 Keselowski, Brad 1.82%
23 Reutimann, David 1.46%
24 Montoya, Juan Pablo 1.36%
25 Logano, Joey 1.30%
26 Vickers, Brian 0.90%
27 Gordon, Robby 0.81%
28 Nemechek, Joe 0.72%
29 Waltrip, Michael 0.52%
30 Cope, Derrike 2 0.49%
31 Mears, Casey 0.36%
32 Truex Jr., Martin 0.51%
…And that’s not counting the old-school guys like Fireball, Buck Baker, Freddy, Ned, Junior, Cale, Bobby, Richard, and David. If you go back to all them guys, the top-ten winning percentages look like this:
- Herb Thomas – 21.053% (48 wins, 228 starts)
- Tim Flock – 20.856% (39/187 or 40/187)
- David Pearson – 18.293% (105/574)
- Richard Petty – 16.892% (200/1184)
- Fred Lorenzen – 16.456% (26/158)
- Jimmie Johnson – 16.109% (53/329)
- Fireball Roberts – 16.019% (33/206)
- Junior Johnson – 15.974% (50/313)
- Cale Yarborough – 14.821% (83/560)
? Jeff Gordon – 13.409% (83/619) <– currently still active.
Again, did I “twist things around?” Nope. Again, you asked, word-for-word:
who has a better win PERCENTAGE , wins compared to races run, than Kyle Busch?