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Team Penske Championships

Team Penske has won 48 National Championships over the past six decades across 11 different series. In 2025, Team Penske competed with three full-season entries in both the NASCAR Cup Series and the NTT INDYCAR SERIES, along with Porsche Penske Motorsport cars competing in the IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship and the international World Endurance Championship. 

SERIES   CHAMPIONSHIPS DRIVER - YEARS
NASCAR Cup Series   5 Ryan Blaney - 2023

 
Brad Keselowski - 2012

 
Joey Logano - 2018, 2022, 2024
NASCAR Xfinity Series
  7 Austin Cindric- 2020

 
Brad Keselowski - 2010

 
Owner's - 2013, 2014, 2015, 2017, 2021
NTT INDYCAR SERIES   6 Sam Hornish Jr. - 2006

 
Will Power - 2014

 
Simon Pagenaud - 2016

 
Josef Newgarden - 2017

 
Josef Newgarden - 2019

 
Will Power - 2022
Australian Supercars Championship   4 Team Title, Shell V-Power Racing - 2017

 
Scott McLaughlin - 2018

 
Scott McLaughlin - 2019

 
Scott McLaughlin - 2020
World Endurance Championship   1 Kevin Estre, Andre Lotterer, Laurens Vanthoor - 2024
IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship (DPi) 2 Juan Pablo Montoya & Dane Cameron - 2019

 
Helio Castroneves & Ricky Taylor - 2020
  (GTP) 2 Matt Campbell & Mathieu Jaminet - 2025
  (GTP)
Dane Cameron & Felipe Nasr - 2024
ALMS (LMP2)   3 Lucas Luhr & Sascha Maassen - 2006
      Romain Dumas & Timo Bernhard - 2007
  Romain Dumas & Timo Bernhard - 2008
CART   9 Rick Mears - 1979, 1981, 1982
      Al Unser - 1983, 1985
      Danny Sullivan - 1988
      Al Unser Jr. - 1994
      Gil de Ferran - 2000, 2001
Trans-Am   3 Mark Donohue, Sam Posey, Bob Johnson - 1968
      Mark Donohue, Ronnie Bucknum, Ed Leslie - 1969
      Mark Donohue - 1971
USAC   2 Tom Sneva - 1977, 1978
Can-Am   2 George Follmer - 1972
      Mark Donohue - 1973
USRRC (U.S. Road Racing Championship)   2 Mark Donohue - 1967, 1968

Updated on 10/20/25