NASCAR has a long and storied history with Indianapolis Motor Speedway dating back to the 1994 season. Since that point, the NASCAR Cup Series has competed in 27 races, with the venue holding only one event per season. However, which NASCAR driver has the most wins in Indianapolis? One specific driver has kissed the bricks more than others at The Brickyard.
[autotag]Jeff Gordon[/autotag] has five victories at Indianapolis, making him the most successful driver at the track in Cup Series history. Gordon won the inaugural Brickyard 400 in 1994, becoming the first NASCAR driver to win at Indianapolis. Gordon also had victories in 1998, 2001, 2004, and 2014. The four-time Cup Series champion is the only driver with five wins, as Jimmie Johnson sits in second place with four victories.
As for the active NASCAR drivers with the most wins at Indianapolis, Kyle Busch leads the way with two victories. Outside of Busch, Brad Keselowski is the only full-time Cup Series driver who has won at Indianapolis. NASCAR only comes to Indianapolis once per year, and with the racing back on the oval layout, this Brickyard 400 will be a very special victory.
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