Last year, Christopher Bell became the first driver in the Next Gen era (2022 onward) to win three consecutive Cup races, with Tyler Reddick recently becoming the second. However, Reddick is now the only driver in the 78-year history of NASCAR to win the first three races of a new season, winning two drafting tracks and a road course.
Since the modern era of NASCAR began in 1972, only eight drivers have managed to win four consecutive Cup races and it's quite an impressive list. All of those drivers have since been enshrined in the NASCAR Hall of Fame, and six of them are Cup Series champions. It is truly elite company.
