- Name
- Mark Martin
- Real name
- Mark Martin
- Gender
- Male
- Birthday
- 9 January 1959
- Died
- Franchise
- NASCAR (Franchise), NASCAR (EA Sports) (Franchise)
- Aliases
Character Images Related Pages
NASCAR Achievements
- 2 time All-Star race winner: 1998, 2005
- 1999 Budweiser Shootout winner
Sprint Cup Statistics
- Best points finish: 2nd (1990, 1994, 1998, 2002, 2009)
- First win: 1989 AC Delco 500 - Rockingham
- Last win: 2009 Sylvania 300 - New Hampshire
- Most wins in a season: 7 (1998)
- Total Sprint Cup wins: 40
Additional Career Info
a legendary stock car driver, Mark has been driving for over three decades in the NASCAR sprint cup series. He has also enjoyed great success in the Nationwide series, NASCAR's second-tier series. For years he was the all time wins leader in the series, until he was surpassed by Kyle Busch (Character) in 2011. Mark spent the bulk of his Sprint Cup career driving for Jack Roush until he decided he would race part time starting with the 2007 season. He did so again in 2008, but went back to full time in 2009 when he signed a three year deal to drive the number 5 car for Hendrick Motorsports. At the end of the 2011 season, his last with the Hendrick team, he announced he would once again race only part time starting in 2012, this time in the #55 Aaron's Dream Machine for Michael Waltrip Racing. Mark has been called the greatest driver to never win a championship. He finished 2nd in the standings 5 times: in 1990 and 1994 to Dale Earnhardt (Character), in 1998 to Jeff Gordon (Character), in 2002 to Tony Stewart (Character), and in 2009 to Jimmie Johnson (Person).
- Days of Thunder: NASCAR Edition (Game)
- NASCAR 06: Total Team Control (Game)
- NASCAR 07 (Game)
- NASCAR 08 (Game)
- NASCAR 09 (Game)
- NASCAR 2000 (Game)
- NASCAR 2001 (Game)
- NASCAR 2005: Chase for the Cup (Game)
- NASCAR 2011: The Game (Game)
- NASCAR 98 (Game)
- NASCAR 99 (Game)
- NASCAR SimRacing (Game)
- NASCAR The Game: 2013 (Game)
- NASCAR The Game: Inside Line (Game)
- NASCAR Thunder 2002 (Game)
- NASCAR Thunder 2003 (Game)
- NASCAR Thunder 2004 (Game)
