American NASCAR legend and three-time champion who dominated the sport in the late 1970s with exceptional car control, consistent performance and unforgettable victories at Daytona and the major superspeedways.
Cale Yarborough won three consecutive NASCAR Cup championships from 1976 to 1978 — the only driver to accomplish that feat — producing one of the most dominant stretches in the sport's history. Known for his short, explosive style and fierce competitiveness, Yarborough's battles with Richard Petty and Donnie Allison, including their famous brawl at the 1979 Daytona 500, are among NASCAR's most legendary moments.
Three consecutive NASCAR Cup Series championships and aggressive driving style
How They Played
Aggressive, fearless driver known for close racing and fierce competitiveness
Lasting Impact
One of NASCAR's greatest drivers, helped establish the modern era of stock car racing