Saturday night at Charlotte Motor Speedway, Kyle Busch became the 23^rd different driver to win what is now known as the Monster Energy NASCAR All-Star Race. With the victory, Busch collected a cool $1 million winner’s purse.  

Here are all 23 all-star winners, dating back to the first race in 1985:

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The three-time Cup champion and FOX NASCAR analyst won the very first all-star race in 1985.

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“Million Dollar Bill” has been known to win big races when money is on the line. He won the second annual all-star race in 1986.

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Wallace earned his one all-star race victory during his 1989 championship season.

Bodine is the only owner/driver to win the all-star race after earning victory in 1994.

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Waltrip got into the 1996 all-star event through the Open qualifying race.

It was an emotional win for Waltrip after taking the No. 21 Wood Brothers Racing Ford Thunderbird to Victory Lane.

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A few weeks after winning his first career NASCAR Premier Series race at Texas Motor Speedway, Earnhardt backed it up with a win in the all-star race in 2000.

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Newman became only the second driver since Michael Waltrip to win the all-star race after racing into the field through the Open qualifying race.

Kenseth’s first career Premier Series victory came in the Coca-Cola 600 at CMS in 2000. Four years later, Kenseth earned his only win in the all-star race.

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Harvick won an 80-lap event while driving the No. 29 Richard Childress Racing Chevy in 2007 — the same year he won the Daytona 500.

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Kahne drove the No. 9 Gillett Evernham Motorsports Dodge to victory in 2008.

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A big moment for Stewart-Haas Racing’s 2009 inaugural season was when Tony Stewart earned his first and only victory in the all-star race.

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In his final year driving the Blue Duece, the elder Busch brother earned his only victory at the all-star race in 2010.

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Edwards’ 2011 NASCAR All-Star Race win was made even more memorable with his post-race celebration, destroying the front of his car after hitting a drainage hole while sliding through the frontstretch grass.

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McMurray has seen some solid success at CMS over the years. Twelve years after his first career Premier Series victory at the 1.5-mile track while subbing for Sterling Marlin in 2002, McMurray took the victory in the 2014 all-star race.

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Hamlin drove his No. 11 Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota to victory in the 2015 non-points event.

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In what turned out to be a 113-lap event, Logano passed Kyle Larson in the closing laps for his first all-star race win.

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With a great restart in the final 10-lap stage, Busch took a lead he would never relinquish to win his first all-star victory and only the second for team owner Joe Gibbs and automaker Toyota. It took Busch 12 attempts to win the all-star race, breaking Tony Stewart’s previous record of 11.

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“Texas Terry” won his first all-star race victory in 1988 while driving for Junior Johnson. Eleven years later, Labonte drove the No. 5 Hendrick Motorsports Chevy to victory in 1999.

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Allison won back-to-back all-star events in 1991 and ’92, the most notable being “One Hot Night.”

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Martin won the all-star race twice over the course of his career, with victories in 1998 and 2005.

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All three of Earnhardt’s all-star wins came during championships years (1987, 1990, 1993). Nicknamed “The Pass in the Grass,” his first one was an instant classic where he was able to maintain the lead over Bill Elliott while sliding through the frontstretch grass.

Of Gordon’s three all-star race wins (1995, 1997, 2001), the 2001 victory was the most eventful.

A Lap 1 crash due to a wet track from light rain resulted in a crash involving Gordon, Jeff Burton and Michael Waltrip among others.

Since the track was not safe to race on when drivers took the green flag, NASCAR allowed the teams to pull out their backup cars during the weather delay.

Gordon beat the odds and drove his backup through the field to his final all-star race win.

Like Earnhardt, Gordon also went on to win the championship all three years.

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Home to his first Cup race in October 2001, Johnson has been the king at Charlotte Motor Speedway throughout his career.

Along with eight wins between the Coca-Cola 600 and the fall CMS event, the seven-time champion also has four all-star race victories to his credit (2003, 2006, 2012, 2013).

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