I couldn't find a list of round wins anywhere. Does anyone know where to find that?

I would assume WJ would be next in line.

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Good question PJ, my dad and I were talking about this yesterday. WJ is who both of us figured who would be next but I couldnt find it either.

Active drivers besides WJ....hmm..

Frank Manzo (with divisionlas)??
Tony Pedregon??
Larry Dixon??

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If we go sportsmen than Rampy would be in the equation. He needs more than 4 rounds to win a race and has won a ton of races.


KJ and Shoumacher would be high on the active and perhaps all time list also. Glidden and Kenny B on the retired all timers

Another stats I'd like to see is win % not only per round but also races entered vs races won. I would think Angelle and Anderson would lead this category. Definetly for active and probably for all time

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Seems like Jeggie has a few rounds under his belt?

WOW someone starting out today would need to win 1/2 of their races and it would then "only" take 21 years to get to 1000. That is impressive

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NHRA News: Force reaches milestone 1,000th round win in Madison (5/4/2008)

The Next 10
Warren Johnson, Pro Stock 846
*Bob Glidden, Pro Stock 597
*Kenny Bernstein, Top Fuel/Funny Car 681
Kurt Johnson, Pro Stock 473
Larry Dixon, Top Fuel 465
Jim Yates, Pro Stock 412
Tony Pedregon, Top Fuel/Funny Car 410
Cory Mac, Top Fuel 409
Tony Schumacher, Top Fuel 394
*Don Prudhomme, Top Fuel/Funny Car 389
*No longer racing

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Buell's and Hardley's suck!

Thanks Brent. I think the stat that really gets me is when they said the other day that if you average out Force's round wins it means he's gone to the semi's in every race he's ever entered. Considering how bad he sucked in the beginning of his career, thats mind blowing.

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WOAH, Bobby. I'm 56, don't be talking like that!!!!

I'm surprised to see Yates up there. I always think he had a few great years with the championships lasting a short time. I guess he's been good longer than I realized.


Beyond KJ I would think Dixon and Tony S would have a shot.

Beyond being good obviously hanging around along time helps. I wonder what the round win totals are for the under 30(or 30ish) crowd as at this point they would be the ones who have time to get to that mark.

Ashley, Hillary, Connolly, Hight, JR Todd, Brandon

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Now that's a truly perspective and insightful way to look at things Mr. Miller.

Three kids and a 25 plus year marriage for me.

There's still hope for me yet!

I'm placing my bets on Rocky Epperly!

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My guess is No one in the Pro ranks.
If you sweep every event in a season you only get 88 wins. Do that for 11.5 seasons and you get to 1000.
WJ is the only one with a realistic shot, numerically, but his production makes 1000 a very long shot. JMHO