Notable owner-drivers in NASCAR.27s top series Owner-driver (NASCAR)

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the following list list of owner-drivers:



lee petty 1949–1961
herb thomas 1949–1955; 1956
buck baker 1949–1957
neil castles 1957–1976
richard petty 1958–1983; 1986–1992 (petty enterprises)
wendell scott 1961–1973
j.d. mcduffie 1963–1991
john sears 1964–1973
junior johnson 1965
james hylton 1968–1993
cecil gordon 1970-1983
richard childress 1969; 1972; 1976-1981
dave marcis 1969–1974; 1977; 1979–1983; 1985–2002
darrell waltrip 1972; 1991–1997 (darrell waltrip motorsports)
jimmy means 1978–1993 (means racing)
alan kulwicki 1986–1993 (ak racing)
cale yarborough 1986–1987 (cale yarborough motorsports)
geoff bodine 1993–1997 (geoff bodine racing)
joe nemechek 1993; 1995; 2009–present
ricky rudd 1994–1999 (rudd performance motorsports)
bill elliott 1995–2000 (bill elliott racing)
brett bodine 1996–2003 (brett bodine racing)
kyle petty 1997–1998 (pe2/petty enterprises)
robby gordon 2005–2012 (robby gordon motorsports)
tony stewart 2009–2016
morgan shepherd 1986-present
norm benning 2008-present
derrike cope 2001-2003, 2008-2010, 2012-present
b.j. mcleod 2015-present
mike harmon 2007-present
dale earnhardt jr. 2003-present
kevin lepage 1994-1996




^ tony stewart , greatest owner/drivers in nascar history . bleacher report. retrieved 2014-03-07. 






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