December 5, 2008
Coke Zero 400 facts & figures
Get into the numbers of NASCAR's summer stop in Daytona Beach with a list off all the previous race winners, records, pole winners, track facts and more.
The most...
Most victories: David Pearson (5).
Most consecutive victories: David Pearson (3; 1972-74).
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Coke Zero 400 winners through the years
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Past Coke Zero 400 winners
2007 Jamie McMurray
2006 Tony Stewart
2005 Tony Stewart
2004 Jeff Gordon
2003 Greg Biffle
2002 Michael Waltrip
2001 Dale Earnhardt Jr.
2000 Jeff Burton
1999 Dale Jarrett
1998 Jeff Gordon
1997 John Andretti
1996 Sterling Marlin
1995 Jeff Gordon
1994 Jimmy Spencer
1993 Dale Earnhardt
1992 Ernie Irvan
1991 Bill Elliott
1990 Dale Earnhardt
1989 Davey Allison
1988 Bill Elliott
1987 Bobby Allison
1986 Tim Richmond
1985 Greg Sacks
1984 Richard Petty
1983 Buddy Baker
1982 Bobby Allison
1981 Cale Yarborough
1980 Bobby Allison
1979 Neil Bonnett
1978 David Pearson
1977 Richard Petty
1976 Cale Yarborough
1975 Richard Petty
1974 David Pearson
1973 David Pearson
1972 David Pearson
1971 Bobby Isaac
1970 Donnie Allison
1969 LeeRoy Yarbrough
1968 Cale Yarborough
1967 Cale Yarborough
1966 Sam McQuagg
1965 A.J. Foyt
1964 A.J. Foyt
1963 Fireball Roberts
1962 Fireball Roberts
1961 David Pearson
1960 Jack Smith
1959 Fireball Roberts
Note: Includes Firecracker 400 winners (1972-88) and Pepsi 400 winners (1989-2007). Race was not named before 1972. Race on 250 miles from 1959-62.
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Daytona International Speedway
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Daytona International Speedway
- Superspeedway:
2.5-mile trioval; 40 feet wide with 12- to 30-foot apron.
- Turns:
Banking: 31 degrees; Length: 3,000 feet; Radius: 1,000 feet.
- Trioval:
Banking: 18 degrees (at start/finish line).
- Frontstretch:
Chute length: 1,900 feet (from turn to middle of trioval). Total length: 3,800 feet. Banking: Minimal for drainage only.
- Backstretch:
Length: 3,000 feet. Banking: Minimal for drainage only.
- Pit Road:
Length: 1,600 feet. Width: 50 feet.
- Garage Area:
7 garages with 82 stalls (spaces for 164 cars).
Most career starts: Richard Petty (32).
Most consecutive starts: Ricky Rudd (30).
Most poles: Cale Yarborough (8).
Most consecutive poles: 2 -- Cale Yarborough; Sterling Marlin; Dale Earnhardt.
Most times starting on front row: Cale Yarborough (13).
Most consecutive times starting on front row: Cale Yarborough (4).
Most starts before winning: Buddy Baker (21).
Most races led: Buddy Baker (18).
Most times completing 400 miles: Buddy Baker (15).
Most laps led, career: Cale Yarborough (645).
Most times led, race: Bobby Allison (16).
Most consecutive laps led, race: Cale Yarborough (142).
Most consecutive races led: Richard Petty (8; 1971-79).
Driver leading the fewest laps and winning: Jimmy Spencer (1 lap; 1994).
Driver leading the most laps and not winning: Kevin Harvick (54; 2003).
Lowest starting position by winner: Bill Elliott (38th).
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