NASCAR Cup
Chicagoland official race results
Pos St No Driver Make Points Bonus Laps Winnings Status --- --- --- -------------------- --------- ------ ----- ----- ------------ ------------ 1. 14 12 Ryan Newman Dodge 180 5 267 $191,000 ...
Published: Jul 15, 2003, 8:46 PM
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Pos St No Driver Make Points Bonus Laps Winnings Status
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1. 14 12 Ryan Newman Dodge 180 5 267 $191,000 Running
2. 1 20 Tony Stewart Chevrolet 180 10 267 $213,468 Running
3. 6 48 Jimmie Johnson Chevrolet 170 5 267 $134,575 Running
4. 2 24 Jeff Gordon Chevrolet 165 5 267 $158,178 Running
5. 12 15 Michael Waltrip Chevrolet 160 5 267 $100,975 Running
6. 27 99 Jeff Burton Ford 150 267 $114,092 Running
7. 35 31 Robby Gordon Chevrolet 146 267 $106,812 Running
8. 10 42 Jamie McMurray * Dodge 147 5 267 $77,375 Running
9. 8 38 Elliott Sadler Ford 138 267 $108,375 Running
10. 5 19 Jeremy Mayfield Dodge 134 267 $85,075 Running
11. 3 9 Bill Elliott Dodge 130 267 $106,908 Running
12. 24 17 Matt Kenseth Ford 127 266 $87,725 Running
13. 37 21 Ricky Rudd Ford 124 266 $94,475 Running
14. 13 6 Mark Martin Ford 121 266 $103,883 Running
15. 28 5 Terry Labonte Chevrolet 118 266 $96,356 Running
16. 15 1 Jeff Green Chevrolet 115 266 $89,937 Running
17. 11 29 Kevin Harvick Chevrolet 117 5 266 $104,028 Running
18. 36 10 Johnny Benson Pontiac 109 265 $94,700 Running
19. 30 22 Ward Burton Dodge 106 265 $100,106 Running
20. 7 16 Greg Biffle * Ford 103 265 $69,650 Running
21. 19 40 Sterling Marlin Dodge 100 265 $107,650 Running
22. 29 74 Tony Raines * Chevrolet 97 265 $63,450 Running
23. 21 7 Jimmy Spencer Dodge 94 265 $82,550 Running
24. 38 23 Kenny Wallace Dodge 91 265 $79,325 Running
25. 26 32 Ricky Craven Pontiac 88 265 $84,925 Running
26. 23 30 Steve Park Chevrolet 85 265 $73,725 Running
27. 41 45 Kyle Petty Dodge 82 264 $73,425 Running
28. 43 49 Ken Schrader Dodge 79 263 $73,614 Running
29. 42 43 Christian Fittipaldi Dodge 76 263 $100,303 Running
30. 33 88 Dale Jarrett Ford 73 263 $108,063 Running
31. 9 77 Dave Blaney Ford 70 262 $69,575 Running
32. 22 2 Rusty Wallace Dodge 67 249 $96,042 Running
33. 39 154 Todd Bodine Ford 64 237 $62,075 Transmission
34. 4 41 Casey Mears * Dodge 61 232 $68,975 Accident
35. 20 4 Johnny Sauter Pontiac 58 213 $60,775 Running
36. 18 18 Bobby Labonte Chevrolet 55 212 $105,658 Accident
37. 40 01 Mike Wallace Pontiac 52 211 $60,375 Accident
38. 16 8 Dale Earnhardt Jr. Chevrolet 49 206 $101,092 Accident
39. 32 97 Kurt Busch Ford 46 124 $79,985 Engine
40. 34 0 Jack Sprague * Pontiac 43 117 $59,785 Engine
41. 31 14 Larry Foyt * Dodge 40 88 $59,590 Accident
42. 17 25 Joe Nemechek Chevrolet 37 45 $59,395 Engine
43. 25 37 Derrike Cope Chevrolet 34 6 $59,457 Transmission
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