NASCAR Standings Snapshot By Series Wins And Points
The list shows Winston Cup top drivers led by Jef Gordon at 3,019 points, followed by Mark Martin 2,910 and Dale Jarrett 2,759. Busch Series features Randy LaJoie leading with 3,135, then Todd Bodine 2,985 and Phil Parsons 2,657. Truck series ranks Jack Sprague 2,546, Rich Bickle 2,541 and doe Futtman 2,494.
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Doe Futtman
Ron Hornaday
Mike Bliss
Jimmy Hensley
Rick Carelli
Chuck Bown
Jay Sauter
Kenny Irwin
Gordon Wins Bud at the Glen on Road Course
Jeff Gordon celebrated his 27th career victory and first road course win at the Bud at the Glen, defeating Geoff Bodine by 1.35 seconds while Rusty Wallace finished third. Dale Earnhardt damaged his day by running over an air hose as several road favorites faltered early. Ron Hornaday Jr. dominated the Craftsman Truck Series at Flemington, earning his seventh win of the season and becoming the winningest driver with victory No. 17.
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Rusty Wallace
Joe Nemechek
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Dale Earnhardt
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Hornaday
Joe Ruttman
Rich Bickle
NASCAR Weekly Rankings From Monte Dutton Preview
Weekly rankings by NASCAR This Week writer Monte Dutton list Jeff Gordon atop the poll with Dale Jarrett, Mark Martin, Ricky Rudd, and Terry Labonte in the top five. Other drivers include Jeff Burton, Dale Earnhardt, Rusty Wallace, Ernie Irvan, and Bill Elliott with varying last-week positions noted.
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Mark Martin
Dale Jarrett
Terry Labonte
Jeff Burton
Dale Earnhardt
Bobby Labonte
Jeremy Mayfield
Ricky Rudd
Bill Elliott
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Monte Dutton
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Mr. Consistency
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Rusty Wallace
Ernie Irvan
Winston Cup era race schedule details noted
During the 1960s NASCAR Grand National Series, the precursor to Winston Cup often staged up to 60 events in a season and as many as three in a single week, reflecting a crowded schedule and demanding circuit.
Kenny Wallace Faces Long Road in Winston Cup Debut
NASCAR This Week profiles Kenny Wallace, youngest of the Wallace brothers, detailing his Busch Grand National success, limited Winston Cup success since 1993, loyalty to Filbert Martocci, and personal background. It notes 106 starts, no wins, one pole, top fives and tens, earnings near two million, and a rough 1990s rise with family-driven driving life.
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Monte Dutton
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Kenny Wallace
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Felix Sabates
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Filbert Martocci
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Brandy
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the Glen
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Filmar Racing
How NASCAR Rewards Top Finishers and Pay Structure
A reader asks why drivers finishing lower can earn more money and whether all drivers receive the purse. NASCAR This Week explains bonuses reward leading teams and reasons for disparities. also notes tie-break rule when two drivers post the same time and invites questions.
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Ronald E. Denk
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