ウィンストン・ミリオン
This allowed fans to quickly identify and follow the progress of the five eligible drivers.
In subsequent seasons, the races chosen for the No Bull 5 program varied. The Brickyard 400 was dropped after only one year, replaced by the Las Vegas 400. Eventually the Daytona 500 was replaced with the ペプシ400, and the Southern 500 was replaced by the fall event at Richmond.
In its five year span, which totalled twenty-five races, 125 eligible driver spots, and 124 eligible fans (one fan qualified twice, winning neither), the million dollar bonus was won thirteen times. Jeff Gordon won it a record four times. Including his 1997 Winston Million victory, Gordon won a total of $5 million from the bonus program.
The top five finishers in each race listed qualified to race for the bonus in the next No-Bull 5 race. For the first No-Bull 5 race, the 1998 Daytona 500, the top five finishers from the 1997 ダイハード500 were used.
1998
デイトナ500 - no winner (デイル・アーンハート wins Career Grand Slam)
コカ・コーラ600 - no winner
Brickyard 400 - ジェフ・ゴードン
マウンテンデューサザン500 - ジェフ・ゴードン (fourth consecutive win; most consecutive wins in a Grand Slam event)
ウィンストン500 - デイル・ジャレット
1999
デイトナ500 - ジェフ・ゴードン
Las Vegas 400 - no winner
コカ・コーラ600 - ジェフ・バートン
50th Annual Southern 500 - ジェフ・バートン
Winston 500 - no winner
2000