No one has won more NASCAR Cup Series races at Auto Club Speedway in Fontana, Calif., than Jimmie Johnson — who went to Victory Lane at the 2-mile track for the record sixth time in 2016.

Check out the winner of every NASCAR Premier Series race that has been held at Fontana:

Gordon won the inaugural race at the track.

Martin, driving the No. 6 Roush Ford, won the second race held at ACS.

Gordon, driving the No. 24 Hendrick Motorsports Chevrolet he made famous, held off all comers in ’99, including Dale Jarrett in the No. 88.

Mayfield celebrates in Victory Lane after getting there in the No. 12 Ford he wheeled for owner Michael Kranefuss.

Wallace, driver of the No. 2 Dodge for Penske Racing, celebrates.

Now a seven-time Cup champion, Johnson scored his first career win at Fontana in 2002. The California native has since gone on to register 79 more.

A young Kurt Busch, then only 23, celebrates what was his second win of what would be four total wins in the 2003 season.

Gordon (left) celebrates with crew chief Robbie Loomis after his third career win at Fontana in the spring of 2004, as NASCAR awarded the track two races from ’04 through 2010.

A smiling Sadler shares his winning moment with crew chief Todd Parrott.

This was the only career win at Fontana for the driver of the No. 16 Roush Ford.

While driving the No. 5 Chevrolet for Hendrick Motorsports, Busch also scored his first career win at ACS.

Driving the No. 17 Ford for owner Jack Roush, Kenseth grabbed his first ACS triumph. It wouldn’t be his last.

Kahne celebrates with his crew after picking up one of the career-high six wins he totaled while driving the No. 9 Ray Evernham-owned Dodge in ’06.

Kesneth won the spring Fontana event for the second year in a row.

Johnson celebrates his second ACS win with his wife, Chandra.

Edwards, who has since walked away from racing, flips out over his ’08 Fontana win.

Johnson’s celebrates his third career win at the track — and second in a row in the fall race — with a burnout in his No. 48 Hendrick Motorsports Chevy.

Kenseth shares some trophy time with car owner Jack Roush (right).

Johnson shares trophy time with crew chief Chad Knaus (left) after his third consecutive fall race win.

Johnson’s fifth Fontana win overall also was his fourth in six tries and his second in a row.

Tony Stewart sprays his crew after winning his first ACS race.

Harvick won as the track scaled back to one event per year again. He was driving the No. 29 Richard Childress Racing Chevrolet.

Stewart registers his second and final career Fontana win.

Eight years after his first career win at Fontana in 2005, Busch finally won again at the track. He won 23 times at other tracks in between.

Busch offers his signature victory bow to the crowd after driving his No. 18 Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota to the checkered flag for the second year in a row.

Keselowski sprays champagne following his 2015 triumph in the No. 2 Team Penske Ford.

Superman? Perhaps. Or at least it seems that way at this track for Johnson, who earned his record sixth win last year while driving a car featuring the Superman paint scheme — and while wearing a Superman-themed fire suit.