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"Best Chance for Cup Title Yet"

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By Richard Petty
| slicksandsticks.com
Richard Petty on Denny Hamlin has taken center stage in the NASCAR world after Hamlin secured his milestone 60th race victory in the Cup Series at Las Vegas during the 2025 season, making him a clear contender for his long-awaited championship. Petty, known as “The King” and a seven-time Cup Series champion, praised Hamlin’s consistent performance this year, stating that Hamlin’s results and playoff advantage put him in a prime position to finally clinch the coveted title.
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Old Age Rules? Top 10 NASCAR Winners With Age When They Won Most Races Original

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By Richard Petty
| Autoweek
Age at which NASCAR's winningest drivers reach their prime might surprise you. By Deb WilliamsPublished: Aug 09, 2025 11:51 AM EDT 1 Richard Petty - 27 wins in 1967 (age 30 season) Richard Petty – 200 career victories, 49 wins between ages 35-45. Most wins during a season occurred in 1967. He won 27 of the 48 races in which he competed. There were 49 races that year. He was 29 when the 1967 season began and celebrated his 30th birthday that July. He also claimed his second championship that year.
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A Kyle Busch Record You'll Never See Broken?

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By Tags Denny Hamlin, Joey Logano, Kyle Busch, Richard Petty
| Frontstretch
Time is running out for Kyle Busch to reach NASCAR Cup Series victory lane in 2024. Busch’s spin at the hands of Chase Briscoe‘s rear end while leading at Kansas Speedway was perhaps his last, best chance to grab a trophy before the year is out. Of the six tracks remaining on the schedule, Talladega Superspeedway this Sunday, Oct. 6, is the only one where Busch holds a win since the start of the 2020 season. That puts Busch’s NASCAR streak of at least one Cup win per year in serious jeopardy.
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