All of Kevin Harvick's 60 Cup Wins By Track

Kevin Harvick Wins his first race at Atlanta 2001 over Jeff Gordon by Inches. Image: Johnathan Ferrey

Kevin Harvick has had, undisputedly, a Hall of Fame career. 2023 marks the end of his NASCAR Cup Series career that has spanned 22 years and will, by its end, 821 races. Harvick has only ever missed 2 races in his 22 seasons, the first was the 2001 Daytona 500 simply because he was never meant to be in that race car. The second was the spring Martinsville race the following season after being suspended for rough driving during the Truck race earlier that weekend. 

Harvick has won on every type of track in the sport. Short tracks, superspeedways, road courses, and intermediates. 60 Cup wins on 22 different tracks. Harvick now has a Cup Series championship along with 2 Xfinity Series championships with 121 combined wins. But this list focuses on his Cup career and here are all of his Cup wins in order by track of single wins to the most.

• Watkins Glen                   1
• Sonoma                            1
• Pocono                             1
• Homestead-Miami         1    (2014 Sprint Cup Series Championship)
• Auto Club/ California    1
• Talladega                          1
• Martinsville                      1
• Daytona                            2    (2007 Daytona 500 Champion)
• Chicagoland                    2
• Las Vegas                         2
• Texas                                3
• Atlanta                              3   (First win 2001)
• Indianapolis                     3   (Including last Oval race 2020)
• Bristol                               3
• Charlotte                          3   (2 Coke 600 wins 2011 & 2013)
• Kansas                              3
• Darlington                        3  (2 Southern 500s 2014 & 2020) 
• Dover                                3
• Richmond                         4
• New Hampshire               4
• Michigan                          6   (3 in a row from Fall 2019-2020) 
• Phoenix                            9  (Career-high, Most All-Time, Final win @ RCR (2013 Fall), First @ SHR 2014) 

                                                    60 Total Wins 10th All-Time

By: Tom Luttermoser ​