Kevin Harvick’s victory at Sonoma Raceway on Sunday made him the 11^th different winner of the 2017 Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series and brought the playoff picture into a little sharper focus. 

Sunday’s Toyota/Save Mart 350 was the 16^th of 26 races in the Cup regular season. After the 26^th race, 16 drivers will advance to the playoffs. Those 16 drivers will consist of drivers who have won regular season races and if there are fewer than 16 winners, the non-winners with the most points. 

Here’s who’s in the playoffs as of now:

The only driver with three victories this season, Johnson will race for a record eight championship come September.

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Truex lost an engine at Sonoma, but no matter — with two wins, he’ll make the playoffs.

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After being fastest in Happy Hour and qualifying, Larson was surprisingly a non-factor at Sonoma.

This was by far Keselowski’s best race ever at Sonoma and he’s in good shape for the playoffs.

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An early-season victory in Phoenix set Newman up for the playoffs.

One of three drivers to win his first career Cup race this year, Dillon won the Coca-Cola 600, one of NASCAR’s majors.

Thanks to Blaney’s victory earlier this month at Pocono, the Wood Brothers will race in the playoffs for the first time.

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Stenhouse won his first career Cup race at Talladega earlier this year. It was the first win for Roush Fenway Racing since 2014.

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Winning the Daytona 500 meant Busch knew he’d be playoff bound after the first race of the season ended.

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It was never really a question of if Kevin Harvick would win, but when. The 2014 Cup champion will be tough down the stretch.

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It’s almost shocking that Busch hasn’t won since the 2016 Brickyard 400.

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Still looking for his first career Cup victory, Elliott is having a strong sophomore season.

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The senior Chip Ganassi Racing driver has run well all season, although he’s still winless.

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Like all three of his Joe Gibbs Racing teammates, Hamlin is hunting his first victory of 2017.

Logano won at Richmond, but his car flunked post-race inspection, so it doesn’t count as an official victory. As of now, he’s in on points.

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Already this year, Bowyer has knocked on the door to Victory Lane, finishing second at Bristol and now at Sonoma.