NASCAR First Wins (1951-Present)

Order by the year a driver got their first win. You place all 190 cards on one timeline, one at a time. Three wrong guesses ends the run.

NASCAR First Wins (1951-Present)
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Order by the year a driver got their first win. Drag or tap it onto the line
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190
Cards
3
Lives per run
release years and dates
Ordered by
Cards only
Card reveal

How NASCAR First Wins (1951-Present) is played

NASCAR First Wins (1951-Present) is a free timeline game you can play right in your browser, with no sign-up and nothing to install. Every card hides a value on the same scale, release years and dates, so the whole run is really one big sorting puzzle. The first card comes up face up. After that you slot each new card into the spot where you think it belongs, and its value only shows once it lands. Guess wrong three times and the run ends with whatever you had down.

Want a longer game? On the deck tree you can tick this deck alongside any other one measured in release years and dates, and they shuffle into a single timeline together.

What's in the deck

Here are 28 of the 190 cards you might be dealt, with 162 more in the deck. Their values stay hidden until you place them.

  • Carson Hocevar Talladega 1
  • Daniel Suarez Sonoma
  • Michael McDowell Daytona 500
  • Ricky Stenhouse Jr., Talladega 1
  • Marcos Ambrose Watkins Glen
  • Joey Logano New Hampshire 1
  • Denny Hamlin Pocono 1
  • Jamie McMurray Charlotte 2
  • Kevin Harvick Atlanta 1
  • Jeremy Mayfield Pocono 1
  • Sterling Marlin Daytona 500
  • Mark Martin Rockingham 2
  • Kyle Petty Richmond 1
  • Harry Gant Martinsville 1
  • Darrell Waltrip Nashville Fairgrounds 1
  • Ray Elder Riverside 1
  • Mario Andretti Daytona 500
  • Cale Yarborough Valdosta 75
  • Darel Dieringer Riverside 2
  • Johnny Allen Bowman Gray
  • Jim Cook California State Fairgrounds
  • Johnny Beauchamp Lakewood
  • Rex White Champion Speedway
  • Bill Amick Capital Speedway
  • Marvin Panch Montgomery
  • Junior Johnson Hickory 1
  • Speedy Thompson Central City Speedway
  • Marvin Burke Oakland Stadium