NASCAR Driver Standings Overview From Winston Cup to Busch Series
The list presents current Winston Cup drivers led by Matt Kenseth with 3152 points, Dale Earnhardt Jr and Jeff Gordon trailing, followed by Jimmie Johnson and Michael Waltrip, among others. In the Busch Series, Scott Riggs leads with 3037 points, trailed by David Green and Jason Keller, with numerous drivers and points listed through at least 40th place.
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Matt Kenseth
Dale Earnhardt Jr
Jeff Gordon
Jimmie Johnson
Michael Waltrip
Bobby Labonte
Kevin Harvick
Kurt Busch
Ryan Newman
Rusty Wallace
Bobby Gordon
Jeff Burton
Tony Stewart
Terry Labonte
Mark Martin
Sterling Marlin
Bill Elliott
Ricky Craven
Elliott Sadler
Scott Riggs
David Green
Jason Keller
Ron Hornaday
Brian Vickers
Bobby Hamilton
Scott Wimmer
Johnny Sauter
Shane Hmiel
Stacy Compton
Mike Bliss
Kasey Kahne
Todd Bodine
Ashton Lewis
Mike Wallace
Coy Gibbs
Kevin Grubb
Kerry Earnhardt
Randy LaJoie
Greg Biffle
Jamie McMurray
Ward Burton
Johnny Benson
Dave Blaney
Joe Nemechek
Ricky Rudd
Jimmy Spencer
Dale Jarrett
Jeremy Mayfield
Kenny Wallace
Steve Park
Jeff Green
Casey Mears
Kyle Patty
Tony Raines
Ken Schrader
Jack Sprague
John Andretti
Mike Skinner
Stanton Barrett
Larry Gunselman
Mike Harmon
Kavin Harvick
David Stramme
Joay Clanton
Jason White
Ragan Smith
Jason Schuler
Jon Nemechek
Chad Blount
Brad Teague
Hermie Sadler
Ron Young
Chase Montgomery
Chris Bingham
Damon Lusk
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Dale Bambarat
Sirius at The Glen Race Preview and Standings
Upcoming NASCAR events feature Sirius at The Glen at Watkins Glen International with 90 laps on 220.5 miles. Tony Stewart the defending champ. Mark Martin's track and Dale Jarrett's qualifying records cited. Kenseth leads Bambara by 286 points after Indy finish.
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Kvapil Builds Lead Into Federated Auto Parts 200
In Nashville at Superspeedway this Friday night 8 p.m. Travis Kvapil extends his points lead after last week's Power Stroke Diesel 200 at Indianapolis Raceway Park. The top four drivers sit within 107 points of each other as the Craftsman Trucks chase the Federated Auto Parts 200. Scott Riggs owns the race record at 192.466 mph set August 10, 2001, while Mike Bliss holds the qualifying mark at 457.322 mph from August 9, 2002. Defending champion Mike Bliss eyes another strong run.
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Michael Waltrip
Mark Martin
Jimmy Spencer
Scott Riggs
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Jarrett denies leaving Robert Yates Racing
Dale Jarrett dismissed rumors at Indianapolis about departing Robert Yates Racing. He has been with Yates since 1995 and ranks 28th in points, stating he intends to stay with the team and UPS as sponsor. The rumor linked Tony Stewart leaving Joe Gibbs Racing and Jarrett possibly returning to Gibbs.
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Awesome Bill Elliott still proving critics wrong at Indy
Dawsonville driver Bill Elliott, once hailed Driver of the Decade, defied retirement talk by winning at Pocono and Indianapolis and posting top finishes in ten Indy races. Evernham kept faith, Elliott thrives with top 10s, and his Dawsonville roots remain central to his story.
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Richard Petty
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