StatChat 2025 - South Point 400 at Las Vegas
- Adam Carabine

- Oct 11
- 4 min read

By Adam Carabine
Happy weekend everyone, it’s time for another edition of Stats Saturday. This weekend NASCAR travels to Las Vegas, Nevada for the South Point 400.
Las Vegas Motor Speedway is a 1.5-mile tri-oval. The track opened in 1971, though NASCAR didn’t start racing there until 1998. Mark Martin won the inaugural NASCAR Cup race at the track. Joey Logano won this race last year, and Josh Berry won it earlier this spring.
Tomorrow’s race will be 267 laps long (for a total of 400.5 miles), with stage breaks occurring at 80 – 165 – 267. Pit road speed is 45 mph, and the caution vehicle runs at 55 mph. The fuel window is between 62-67 laps.
This year, the NASCAR Cup Series has run 8,301 laps, for 11,364.01 miles so far this season. No driver has completed every single lap - Tyler Reddick is closest, running 15 laps down.
Top 5 Career Average Finishers at Las Vegas:
Bottom 5 Career Average Finishers at Las Vegas:
Las Vegas is an Intermediate Track.
Top 5 Career Average Finishers at Intermediates:
Bottom 5 Career Average Finishers at Intermediates:
Jimmie Johnson and Joey Logano are the winningest drivers at Las Vegas, with 4 each. Matt Kenseth, Brad Keselowski, and Kyle Larson are all next, with 3 wins each.
Drivers who ran their first Cup Series race at Las Vegas:
Drivers who WON their first Cup Series race at Las Vegas:
Drivers whose most recent Cup Series Victory was at Las Vegas:
Notable drivers who have not won at Las Vegas:
Based on average finish, no drivers list Las Vegas as their BEST or WORST track.
Based on their point pace, let’s have a look at how this season is comparing to last season for drivers:
Drivers Faring Better than in 2024
Drivers Faring Worse than in 2024
Next, let’s look at who’s having their best and worst career year by Average Finish:
Best Career Year
Worst Career Year
Rookie of the Year Battle
The Manufacturer Standings are calculated by awarding points to the highest finisher for each manufacturer according to their finishing position. (40 for 1st, 35 for 2nd, 34 for 3rd, etc.) No stage points or playoff points count.
Manufacturer Standings
Here is the same formula, but used on a team-vs-team basis:
Chartered Team Standings
At each stage break, the Top 10 drivers are awarded points based on their finishing positions. Here are the leaders this year:
Stage Point Leaders
Milestone Watch
Scorigami Update
No one scored anything new at the Charlotte Roval
Here are the top 10 longest active winless streaks:
Winless Streaks
The race begins Sunday, October 12th at 5:30 pm EST (2:30 pm PST) – Enjoy the race everyone!
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