2000 NASCAR Winston Cup Series (Simpsonverse)

The 2000 NASCAR Winston Cup Season was the 52nd season of professional stock car racing in the United States, the 29th modern-era Cup series, and the last Cup series of the 20th century. The season began on February 13 and ended on November 20. Joe Gibbs Racing driver Bobby Labonte was declared champion at season's end.
This was the final season for three-time Winston Cup Champion Darrell Waltrip, and the first season with Pikes Peak International Raceway and Nazareth Speedway on the schedule, as well as the first for a new NASCAR race car known as the “Strictly Stock Car”, which incorporates many new safety features. The car had been in development since February 1992, after the sport's acquisition by the Orange Roof Corporation.
The 2000 season also marked the final one for various networks that carried NASCAR racing. Because of the new television deal struck on December 15, 1999, it would be the last year for a multitude of these long-time broadcasters. NASCAR on ESPN, alongside its affiliated programming with ESPN on ABC, ended its initial run of covering NASCAR's top series (both networks returned during the 2007 season); ESPN's first run of twenty seasons concluded with the NAPA 500 at Atlanta, while ABC's then-twenty-five nonconsecutive seasons with the sport stopped with the Brickyard 400 at Indianapolis.
== Teams and drivers ==
=== Complete schedule ===
Make 	Team 	No.	Race driver 	Crew chief 	Model
Chevrolet	Andy Petree Racing 	33 	Ken Schrader 	Danny Gill 	Monte Carlo
Chevrolet	Andy Petree Racing 	55 	Kenny Wallace 	Jimmy Elledge 	Monte Carlo
Chevrolet	Dale Earnhardt, Inc. 	1 	Steve Park 	Paul Andrews 	Monte Carlo
Chevrolet	Dale Earnhardt, Inc. 	8 	Dale Earnhardt Jr. (R)	Tony Eury 	Monte Carlo
Chevrolet	Hendrick Motorsports 	5 	Terry Labonte (32) 	Gary DeHart 	Camaro
Chevrolet	Hendrick Motorsports 	5 	Todd Bodine (1) 	Gary DeHart 	Camaro
Chevrolet	Hendrick Motorsports 	5 	Ron Horaday Jr. (1) 	Gary DeHart 	Camaro
Chevrolet	Hendrick Motorsports 	24 	Jeff Gordon 	Robbie Loomis 	Camaro
Chevrolet	Hendrick Motorsports 	25 	Jerry Nadeau 	Tony Furr 	Camaro
Chevrolet	Joe Bessey Racing 	60 	Geoffrey Bodine 	Jim Long 	Camaro
Chevrolet	Marcis Auto Racing 	71 	Dave Marcis 	Bob Marcis 	Monte Carlo
Chevrolet	Marcis Auto Racing 	71 	R.K. Smith 	Bob Marcis 	Monte Carlo
Chevrolet	Marcis Auto Racing 	71 	Kerry Earnhardt 	Bob Marcis 	Monte Carlo
Chevrolet	Marcis Auto Racing 	71 	Dick Trickle 	Bob Marcis 	Monte Carlo
Chevrolet	Morgan-McClure Motorsports	4 	Bobby Hamilton 	David Ifft 	Camaro
Chevrolet	Richard Childress Racing 	3 	Dale Earnhardt 	Kevin Hamlin 	Monte Carlo
Chevrolet	Richard Childress Racing 	31 	Mike Skinner 	Larry McReynolds 	Monte Carlo
Chevrolet	Team SABCO 	40 	Sterling Marlin 	Scott Eggleston 	Monte Carlo
Chevrolet	Team SABCO 	42 	Kenny Irwin Jr. 	Tony Glover 	Monte Carlo
Chevrolet	Mattei Motorsports 	7 	Michael Waltrip 	Bobby Kennedy 	Camaro
Ford 	Bill Elliott Racing 	94 	Bill Elliott 	Mike Ford 	Taurus
Ford 	Brett Bodine Racing 	11 	Brett Bodine 	Mike Hillman 	Taurus
Ford 	Donlavey Racing 	90 	Ed Berrier 	Craig Huartson 	Mustang
Ford 	Donlavey Racing 	90 	Brian Simo 	Craig Huartson 	Mustang
Ford 	Donlavey Racing 	90 	Hut Stricklin 	Craig Huartson 	Mustang
Ford 	Galaxy Motorsports 	75 	Wally Dallenbach Jr. 	Newt Moore 	Taurus
Ford 	Haas-Carter Motorsports 	26 	Jimmy Spencer 	Donnie Wingo 	Mustang
Ford 	Haas-Carter Motorsports 	66 	Darrell Waltrip 	Larry Carter 	Mustang
Ford 	Jasper Motorsports 	77 	Robert Pressley 	Ryan Pemberton 	Taurus
Ford 	Melling Racing 	9 	Stacy Compton (R) 	Chad Knaus
Jerry Pitts	Taurus
Ford 	Melling Racing 	9 	Bobby Hillin Jr. 	Chad Knaus
Jerry Pitts	Taurus
Ford 	Orr Motorsports 	37 	Rodney Orr 	John Page 	Taurus
Ford 	Penske-Kranefuss Racing 	2 	Rusty Wallace 	Robin Pemberton 	Taurus
Ford 	Penske-Kranefuss Racing 	12 	Jeremy Mayfield 	Peter Sospenzo 	Taurus
Ford 	PPI Motorsports 	32 	Scott Pruett (R) 	Scott Houston 	Taurus
Ford 	Robert Yates Racing 	28 	Ricky Rudd 	Michael McSwain 	Taurus
Ford 	Robert Yates Racing 	88 	Dale Jarrett 	Todd Parrott 	Taurus
Ford 	Roush Racing 	6 	Mark Martin 	Jimmy Fennig 	Roush Mustang
Ford 	Roush Racing 	16 	Kevin Lepage 	Pat Tryson 	Roush Mustang
Ford 	Roush Racing 	17 	Matt Kenseth (R) 	Robbie Reiser 	Roush Mustang
Ford 	Roush Racing 	97 	Chad Little 	Jeff Hammond 	Roush Mustang
Ford 	Roush Racing 	97 	Kurt Busch 	Jeff Hammond 	Roush Mustang
Ford 	Roush Racing 	99 	Jeff Burton 	Frank Stoddard 	Roush Mustang
Ford 	Steele/Favre Motorsports 	15 	Tim Steele 	Joey Knuckles 	Taurus
Ford 	Wood Brothers Racing 	21 	Elliott Sadler 	Eddie Wood 	Shelby GT500
Pontiac 	A.J. Foyt Racing 	14 	Mike Bliss (R) 	Philippe Lopez 	Grand Prix
Pontiac 	A.J. Foyt Racing 	14 	Dick Trickle 	Philippe Lopez 	Grand Prix
Pontiac 	A.J. Foyt Racing 	14 	Rick Mast 	Philippe Lopez 	Grand Prix
Pontiac 	Bill Davis Racing 	22 	Ward Burton 	Tommy Baldwin Jr.	Grand Prix
Pontiac 	Bill Davis Racing 	93 	Dave Blaney (R) 	Doug Randolph 	Grand Prix
Pontiac 	Eel River Racing 	27 	Jeff Fuller (R) 	Barry Dodson 	Grand Prix
Pontiac 	Eel River Racing 	27 	Mike Bliss (R) 	Barry Dodson 	Grand Prix
Pontiac 	Joe Gibbs Racing 	18 	Bobby Labonte 	Jimmy Makar 	Grand Prix
Pontiac 	Joe Gibbs Racing 	20 	Tony Stewart 	Greg Zipadelli 	Grand Prix
Pontiac 	MB2 Motorsports 	36 	Ernie Irvan 	Sammy Johns 	Firebird
Pontiac 	Petty Enterprises 	43 	John Andretti 	Greg Steadman 	Firebird
Pontiac 	Petty Enterprises 	44 	Kyle Petty 	Bobby Leslie
Chris Hussey	Firebird
Pontiac 	Tyler Jet Motorsports 	10 	Johnny Benson Jr. 	James Ince 	Grand Prix
=== Limited schedule ===
Make 	Team 	No.	Race driver 	Crew chief 	Rounds	Model
Chevrolet	Andy Petree Racing 	35 	Geoffrey Bodine 	 	1 	1999 Monte Carlo
Chevrolet	Bill Baird Motorsports 	52 	Bill Baird 	 	2 	1999 Monte Carlo
Chevrolet	Bobby Hamilton Racing 	57 	Bobby Hamilton Jr.	 	1 	1997 Monte Carlo
Chevrolet	Coulter Racing 	61 	Rich Bickle 	 	1 	1999 Monte Carlo
Chevrolet	Coulter Racing 	61 	Tim Sauter 	 	1 	1999 Monte Carlo
Chevrolet	Gerhart Racing 	89 	Bobby Gerhart 	 	1 	Camaro
Chevrolet	AC Motorsports 	89 	Austin Cameron 	 	1 	Camaro
Chevrolet	Jim & Judie Motorsports 	65 	Dan Pardus 	 	1 	1999 Monte Carlo
Chevrolet	JKR Motorsports 	34 	David Green 	 	1 	Monte Carlo
Chevrolet	Cicci-Welliver Racing 	34 	Todd Bodine 	 	1 	1998 Monte Carlo
Chevrolet	Larry Hedrick Motorsports 	41 	Rick Mast 	 	6 	Camaro
Chevrolet	Larry Hedrick Motorsports 	41 	Gary Bradberry 	 	3 	Camaro
Chevrolet	LJ Racing 	91 	Andy Hillenburg 	 	1 	1999 Monte Carlo
Chevrolet	LJ Racing 	91 	Todd Bodine 	 	3 	1999 Monte Carlo
Chevrolet	LJ Racing 	91 	Larry Gunselman 	 	1 	1999 Monte Carlo
Chevrolet	LJ Racing 	91 	Blaise Alexander 	 	2 	1999 Monte Carlo
Chevrolet	Marcis Auto Racing 	72 	Jim Sauter 	Bob Marcis 	1 	1999 Monte Carlo
Chevrolet	Marcis Auto Racing 	72 	Dwayne Leik 	Bob Marcis 	2 	1999 Monte Carlo
Chevrolet	McDuffie Racing 	70 	Loy Allen 	 	20 	Camaro
Chevrolet	Midwest Transit Racing 	50 	Ricky Craven 	Greg Connors	26 	Monte Carlo
Chevrolet	NEMCO Motorsports 	87 	John Nemechek 	 	5 	1999 Monte Carlo
Chevrolet	NEMCO Motorsports 	87 	Ron Fellows 	 	1 	1999 Monte Carlo
Chevrolet	Norm Benning Racing 	84 	Norm Benning 	 	3 	1999 Monte Carlo
Chevrolet	Petty-Huggins Motorsports 	96 	Greg Sacks 	 	1 	Camaro
Ford 	Davis & Weight Motorsports	81 	Michael Ritch 	 	1 	1999 Taurus
Ford 	Evernham Motorsports 	19 	Casey Atwood 	 	1 	Taurus
Ford 	Haas-Carter Motorsports 	46 	Todd Bodine 	 	1 	Mustang
Ford 	Hover Motorsports 	80 	Morgan Shepherd 	 	1 	1999 Taurus
Ford 	MacPherson Motorsports 	98 	Jeff Fuller 	Vic Kangas 	1 	1999 Taurus
Ford 	MacPherson Motorsports 	98 	Geoffrey Bodine 	Vic Kangas 	1 	1999 Taurus
Ford 	Mansion Motorsports 	85 	Carl Long 	 	10 	1997 Thunderbird (no factory support)
Ford 	Mansion Motorsports 	85 	Darrell Waltrip 	 	1 	1997 Thunderbird (no factory support)
Ford 	Penske-Kranefuss Racing 	02 	Ryan Newman 	 	1 	1999 Taurus
Ford 	PPI Motorsports 	96 	Andy Houston 	 	5 	1999 Taurus
Ford 	Sadler Brothers Racing 	95 	David Keith 	 	2 	1999 Taurus
Ford 	Spencer Motor Ventures 	23 	Boris Said 	 	3 	Mustang
Ford 	TriStar Motorsports 	48 	Stanton Barrett 	 	1 	Taurus
Ford 	Team Menard 	13 	Robby Gordon 	Mark Tudor 	23 	Mustang
Ford 	Team Menard 	13 	P. J. Jones 	Mark Tudor 	1 	Mustang
Pontiac 	A. J. Foyt Racing 	41 	Larry Foyt 	 	1 	1999 Grand Prix
Pontiac 	Bill Davis Racing 	23 	Scott Wimmer 	 	1 	1999 Grand Prix
Pontiac 	Buckshot Racing 	00 	Buckshot Jones 	 	1 	1999 Grand Prix
Chevrolet 4 
Pontiac 3	Petty Enterprises 	45 	Adam Petty 	Chris Hussey	7 	Monte Carlo 4 
Grand Prix 3
 	 	 	 	 	 	
==Schedule==
No.	Race Title 	Track 	Date 	TV
 	Bud Shootout Qualifier 	Daytona International Speedway, Daytona Beach, Florida|Daytona Beach	February 13 	ESPN
 	Bud Shootout 	Daytona International Speedway, Daytona Beach, Florida|Daytona Beach	February 13 	CBS
 	Gatorade 125s 	Daytona International Speedway, Daytona Beach, Florida|Daytona Beach	February 17 	CBS
1 	Daytona 500 	Daytona International Speedway, Daytona Beach, Florida|Daytona Beach	February 20 	CBS
2 	Dura Lube/Kmart 400 	North Carolina Speedway, Rockingham, North Carolina|Rockingham 	February 27 	MGM
3 	CarsDirect.com 400 	Las Vegas 	March 5 	ABC
4 	Cracker Barrel Old Country Store 500 	Hampton 	March 12 	ABC
5 	Mall.com 400 	Darlington 	March 19 	MGM
6 	Food City 500 	Bristol 	March 26 	ESPN
7 	DirecTV 500 	Fort Worth 	April 2 	CBS
8 	Howard Johnson's 400 	Pikes Peak International Raceway, Fountain 	April 9 	MGM
9 	DieHard 500 	Talladega 	April 16 	ABC
10 	NAPA Auto Parts 500 	California Speedway, Fontana, California|Fontana 	April 30 	ABC
11 	Pontiac Excitement 400 	Richmond International Raceway, Richmond, Virginia|Richmond 	May 6 	ESPN
 	No Bull 25 Shootout 	Lowe's Motor Speedway, Concord 	May 19 	TNN
 	Winston Open 	Lowe's Motor Speedway, Concord 	May 20 	TNN
 	No Bull Sprint 	Lowe's Motor Speedway, Concord 	May 20 	TNN
 	The Winston 	Lowe's Motor Speedway, Concord 	May 20 	MGM
12 	Coca-Cola 600 	Lowe's Motor Speedway, Concord 	May 28 	TBS
13 	MBNA Platinum 400 	Dover Downs International Speedway, Dover, Delaware|Dover 	June 4 	TNN
14 	Kmart 400 	Brooklyn 	June 11 	CBS
NASCAR on TNN|TNN
15 	Pocono 500 	Long Pond 	June 19 	TNN
16 	Save Mart/Kragen 350 	Sears Point Raceway, Sonoma, California|Sonoma 	June 25 	ESPN
17 	Pepsi 400 	Daytona Beach 	July 1 	CBS
18 	thatlook.com 300 	New Hampshire International Speedway, Loudon, New Hampshire|Loudon 	July 9 	TNN
19 	SpongeBob SquarePants 400 	Nazareth Speedway, Nazareth 	July 23 	MGM
Nickelodeon
20 	Brickyard 400 	Speedway 	August 5 	ABC
21 	Global Crossing @ The Glen 	Watkins Glen 	August 13 	MGM
22 	Pepsi 400 Presented by Meijer 	Brooklyn 	August 20 	ESPN
23 	Goracing.com 500 	Bristol 	August 26 	MGM
24 	Pepsi Southern 500 	Darlington 	September 3 	ESPNNASCAR on ESPN|ESPN2
25 	Chevrolet Monte Carlo 400 	Richmond International Raceway, Richmond, Virginia|Richmond 	September 9 	ESPN
26 	Tyson Holly Farms 400 	North Wilkesboro Speedway, North Wilkesboro 	September 17	TNN
27 	Budweiser 400 	Riverside International Raceway, Moreno Valley 	September 24	MGM
28 	NAPA Autocare 500 	Ridgeway 	October 1 	ESPN
29 	UAW-GM Quality Roval 500 	Lowe's Motor Speedway, Concord (Roval) 	October 8 	MGM
30 	Winston 500 	Talladega 	October 15 	ESPN
31 	Pop Secret Microwave Popcorn 400 	North Carolina Speedway, Rockingham, North Carolina|Rockingham 	October 22 	TNN
32 	Checker Auto Parts/Dura Lube 500k 	Phoenix International Raceway, Phoenix, Arizona|Phoenix 	November 5 	MGM
33 	Pennzoil 400 Presented by Discount Auto Parts	Homestead 	November 12 	NBC
34 	NAPA 500 	Hampton 	November 20 	ESPN
== Changes ==
=== New Car ===
A new car, known officially as the Strictly Stock Car (SSC), and unofficially as the Gen-5 car, was introduced in the second half of the 1999 season, going full-time in 2000, but not necessarily mandatory. The new car was the culmination of seven years of development starting in 1992, first by mandating the HANS device, then making other modifications, as well as introducing SAFER barriers, before introducing the SSC in 1999.
The cars have modifications to the chassis, engine, and interior, but are still visually identical to their showroom counterparts. Private engine builders were ousted in favor of having the manufacturers build engines, often being race-spec stock engines. It is essentially a modernized version of the second-generation cars run between 1967 and 1980.
The SSC is built on a new chassis provided by the manufacturer. Engines and body panels also come from the manufacturer, and are distributed from a designated factory team (usually whichever teams finished the highest three in points the previous season); for 2000, the factory teams were Hendrick Motorsports, Richard Childress Racing, and Morgan-McClure Motorsports for Chevrolet, Robert Yates Racing, Roush Racing and Penske Racing for Ford, and Joe Gibbs Racing, Bill Davis Racing, and Petty Enterprises for Pontiac. One feature inherited from the older car is the use of an X-exhaust system. It also uses what is referred to by NASCAR as an "electronic carburetor", which combines electronic fuel injection with a traditional carburetor.
The rules were also changed so that manufacturers run could multiple models on the track. All manufacturers field two models. In terms of models used:
* Chevrolet fields the Monte Carlo and Camaro
* Ford fields the Taurus and Mustang, with Roush Racing using its own high-performance version of the Mustang
* Pontiac fields the Grand Prix and Firebird
The SSC received universal acclaim from fans and drivers, and the intense competition between manufacturers resurrected the old adage "race on Sunday, sell on Monday". Despite this, several small teams continued using the older car (the car was run in the Bud Shootout, before making its competitive debut in the Gatorade 125s), forcing NASCAR to maintain a separate rule package for these holdouts (most part-time teams could not afford the new car, and thus had to continue using the older cars; the SSC was made much cheaper in 2001). No such cars finished in the top ten in 2000, due to a multitude of disadvantages in terms of aerodynamics, engines, and fuel capacity, as well as the older car not having any factory support due to Chevrolet, Ford, and Pontiac focusing completely on the SSC. All teams who switched to the SSC either cascaded the chassis to the Busch Series, where most only lasted a year before the SSC was introduced in the Busch Series in 2001 (like in the Cup Series, several smaller Grand National Series teams still used the older car to cut costs); most chassis were also sold to ARCA RE/MAX Series teams, where the old bodystyle would stay in use until older SSC bodies began appearing in 2004. Most such chassis are now run by regional and local stock car leagues and clubs, often with different bodies than the ones they bore in NASCAR competition. Any chassis that weren't sold or cascaded either still run in the Cup and Grand National Series, donated to museums, sold to private collectors, or were scrapped or recycled (for example, in 2000, the axles for the Hendrick Camaros came off of their old chassis dating back to 1995; they switched to factory-supplied axles in 2001).
==Races ==
No.	Race 	Pole position 	Most laps led 	Winning driver 	Make/Model
 	Bud Shootout Qualifier 	Ricky Craven 	Dale Jarrett 	Dale Jarrett 	Ford Taurus
 	Bud Shootout 	Mark Martin 	Sterling Marlin 	Dale Jarrett 	Ford Taurus
 	Gatorade 125 #1 	Dale Jarrett 	Bill Elliott 	Bill Elliott 	Ford Taurus
 	Gatorade 125 #2 	Ricky Rudd 	Ricky Rudd 	Ricky Rudd 	Ford Taurus
1 	Daytona 500 	Dale Jarrett 	Dale Earnhardt, Jr.	Johnny Benson 	Pontiac Grand Prix
2 	Dura Lube/Kmart 400 	Rusty Wallace 	Bobby Labonte 	Bobby Labonte 	Pontiac Grand Prix
3 	CarsDirect.com 400 	Ricky Rudd 	Jeff Burton 	Jeff Burton 	Ford Roush Mustang
4 	Cracker Barrel Old Country Store 500 	Dale Jarrett 	Mike Skinner 	Dale Earnhardt 	Chevrolet Monte Carlo
5 	Mall.com 400 	Jeff Gordon 	Ward Burton 	Ward Burton 	Pontiac Grand Prix
6 	Food City 500 	Steve Park 	Jeff Gordon 	Rusty Wallace 	Ford Taurus
7 	DirecTV 500 	Terry Labonte 	Dale Earnhardt Jr. 	Dale Earnhardt Jr.	Chevrolet Monte Carlo
8 	Goody's Body Pain 500 	Rusty Wallace 	Rusty Wallace 	Mark Martin 	Ford Roush Mustang
9 	DieHard 500 	Jeremy Mayfield 	Mark Martin 	Jeff Gordon 	Chevrolet Camaro
10 	NAPA Auto Parts 500 	Mike Skinner 	Matt Kenseth 	Jeremy Mayfield 	Ford Taurus
11 	Pontiac Excitement 400 	Rusty Wallace 	Rusty Wallace 	Dale Earnhardt Jr.	Chevrolet Monte Carlo
 	No Bull 25 Race 1 	Ricky Craven 	Jerry Nadeau 	Jerry Nadeau 	Chevrolet Camaro
 	No Bull 25 Race 2 	Mike Skinner 	Steve Park 	Jimmy Spencer 	Ford Mustang
 	Winston Open 	Jerry Nadeau 	Jerry Nadeau 	Steve Park 	Chevrolet Monte Carlo
 	No Bull Sprint 	Mike Skinner 	Mike Skinner 	Jerry Nadeau 	Chevrolet Camaro
 	The Winston 	Bill Elliott 	Bill Elliott 	Dale Earnhardt Jr.	Chevrolet Monte Carlo
12 	Coca-Cola 600 	Dale Earnhardt Jr.	Dale Earnhardt Jr. 	Matt Kenseth 	Ford Roush Mustang
13 	MBNA Platinum 400 	Rusty Wallace 	Tony Stewart 	Tony Stewart 	Pontiac Grand Prix
14 	Kmart 400 	Bobby Labonte 	Jeremy Mayfield 	Tony Stewart 	Pontiac Grand Prix
15 	Pocono 500 	Rusty Wallace 	Rusty Wallace 	Jeremy Mayfield 	Ford Taurus
16 	Save Mart/Kragen 350 	Rusty Wallace 	Jeff Gordon 	Jeff Gordon 	Chevrolet Camaro
17 	Pepsi 400 	Dale Jarrett 	Dale Jarrett 	Jeff Burton 	Ford Roush Mustang
18 	thatlook.com 300 	Rusty Wallace 	Tony Stewart 	Tony Stewart 	Pontiac Grand Prix
19 	SpongeBob SquarePants 400 	Rusty Wallace 	Rusty Wallace 	Jeff Gordon 	Chevrolet Camaro
20 	Brickyard 400 	Ricky Rudd 	Rusty Wallace 	Bobby Labonte 	Pontiac Grand Prix
21 	Global Crossing @ The Glen 	Bobby Labonte 	Steve Park 	Steve Park 	Chevrolet Monte Carlo
22 	Pepsi 400 Presented by Meijer 	Dale Earnhardt Jr.	Rusty Wallace 	Rusty Wallace 	Ford Taurus
23 	goracing.com 500 	Rusty Wallace 	Rusty Wallace 	Rusty Wallace 	Ford Taurus
24 	Pepsi Southern 500 	Jeremy Mayfield 	Jeremy Mayfield 	Bobby Labonte 	Pontiac Grand Prix
25 	Chevrolet Monte Carlo 400 	Jeff Burton 	Jeff Burton 	Jeff Gordon 	Pontiac Grand Prix
26 	Tyson Holly Farms 400 	Bobby Labonte 	Jeff Burton 	Terry Labonte 	Chevrolet Camaro
27 	Budweiser 400 	Jeremy Mayfield 	Tony Stewart 	Dale Earnhardt 	Chevrolet Monte Carlo
28 	NAPA Autocare 500 	Tony Stewart 	Jeff Burton 	Tony Stewart 	Pontiac Grand Prix
29 	UAW-GM Quality 500 	Jeff Gordon 	Ricky Rudd 	Bobby Labonte 	Pontiac Grand Prix
30 	Winston 500 	Joe Nemechek 	Bill Elliott 	Dale Earnhardt 	Chevrolet Monte Carlo
31 	Pop Secret Microwave Popcorn 400 	Jeremy Mayfield 	Jeremy Mayfield 	Dale Jarrett 	Ford Taurus
32 	Checker Auto Parts/Dura Lube 500k 	Rusty Wallace 	Jeff Burton 	Jeff Burton 	Ford Roush Mustang
33 	Pennzoil 400 presented by Discount Auto Parts	Steve Park 	Tony Stewart 	Tim Steele 	Ford Taurus
34 	NAPA 500 	Jeff Gordon 	Jerry Nadeau 	Jerry Nadeau 	Chevrolet Camaro
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