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Indianapolis official race results

<pre> Pos St No Driver Make Points Bonus Laps Winnings Status --- --- --- -------------------- --------- ------ ----- ----- ------------ ------------ 1. 2 9 Bill Elliott Dodge 185 10 160 ...

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<pre> Pos St No Driver Make Points Bonus Laps Winnings Status --- --- --- -------------------- --------- ------ ----- ----- ------------ ------------ 1. 2 9 Bill Elliott Dodge 185 10 160 $449,056 Running 2. 35 2 Rusty Wallace Ford 175 5 160 $307,850 Running 3. 18 17 Matt Kenseth Ford 165 160 $253,750 Running 4. 5 12 Ryan Newman * Ford 160 160 $245,850 Running 5. 7 29 Kevin Harvick Chevrolet 155 160 $225,278 Running 6. 21 24 Jeff Gordon Chevrolet 150 160 $204,728 Running 7. 6 1 Steve Park Chevrolet 146 160 $176,275 Running 8. 4 31 Robby Gordon Chevrolet 142 160 $167,431 Running 9. 37 48 Jimmie Johnson * Chevrolet 138 160 $135,025 Running 10. 17 88 Dale Jarrett Ford 134 160 $166,625 Running 11. 40 18 Bobby Labonte Pontiac 130 160 $172,028 Running 12. 1 20 Tony Stewart Pontiac 132 5 160 $185,953 Running 13. 31 5 Terry Labonte Chevrolet 124 160 $143,508 Running 14. 30 36 Ken Schrader Pontiac 121 160 $134,575 Running 15. 33 77 Dave Blaney Ford 118 160 $133,125 Running 16. 14 15 Michael Waltrip Chevrolet 115 160 $119,875 Running 17. 41 23 Hut Stricklin Dodge 112 160 $110,175 Running 18. 25 28 Ricky Rudd Ford 109 160 $151,292 Running 19. 29 30 Jeff Green Chevrolet 106 160 $108,075 Running 20. 10 25 Joe Nemechek Chevrolet 108 5 160 $118,325 Running 21. 36 07 Ted Musgrave Dodge 100 160 $102,475 Running 22. 3 8 Dale Earnhardt Jr. Chevrolet 102 5 160 $125,280 Running 23. 32 55 Bobby Hamilton Chevrolet 94 160 $121,344 Running 24. 34 44 Jerry Nadeau Dodge 91 160 $102,755 Running 25. 27 45 Kyle Petty Dodge 88 160 $102,055 Running 26. 16 43 John Andretti Dodge 90 5 160 $128,008 Running 27. 8 40 Sterling Marlin Dodge 87 5 160 $149,142 Running 28. 9 6 Mark Martin Ford 84 5 160 $133,858 Running 29. 23 99 Jeff Burton Ford 76 160 $139,592 Running 30. 19 22 Ward Burton Dodge 73 160 $137,930 Running 31. 15 41 Jimmy Spencer Dodge 70 159 $96,925 Running 32. 26 98 Kenny Wallace Chevrolet 72 5 158 $93,830 Running 33. 22 32 Ricky Craven Ford 64 155 $103,675 Running 34. 20 26 Todd Bodine Ford 61 149 $118,092 Engine 35. 39 21 Elliott Sadler Ford 58 141 $100,650 Accident 36. 13 4 Mike Skinner Chevrolet 55 126 $92,545 Engine 37. 11 10 Johnny Benson Pontiac 52 106 $119,215 Engine 38. 28 7 Casey Atwood Dodge 49 97 $92,335 Accident 39. 12 19 Jeremy Mayfield Dodge 51 5 79 $100,610 Engine 40. 24 09 Geoffrey Bodine Ford 43 50 $92,150 Accident 41. 38 97 Kurt Busch Ford 40 34 $100,045 Accident 42. 42 11 Brett Bodine Ford 37 11 $91,940 Accident 43. 43 14 Mike Wallace Pontiac 34 10 $92,071 Accident </pre> Note: Prior to green flag, four drivers forfeited their original starting spots and dropped to the rear of the field because of engine changes: Mike Skinner (#4), Jeff Green (#30), Bobby Hamilton (#55) and Mike Wallace (#14).

Time Of Race: 3 Hours, 11 Minutes, 57 Seconds Average Speed: 125.033 Mph Margin Of Victory: 1.269 Seconds Bud Pole Award: Tony Stewart, The Home Depot Pontiac (182.960 Mph, 49.191 Seconds) Track Record Ea Sports Move Of The Race Award: Bill Elliott, Dodge Dealers/Uaw Dodge Gatorade Front Runner Award: Bill Elliott, Dodge Dealers/Uaw Dodge Infogrames Pit Strategy Award: Mike Ford, Dodge Dealers/Uaw Dodge Nascar Winston Cup Leader Bonus: $170,000 At Watkins Glen Nascar Winston Cup Rookie Of The Race Award: Ryan Newman, Alltel Ford Outback Steakhouse Bloomin' Favorite Award: Bill Elliott, Dodge Dealers/Uaw Dodge True Value Driver Of The Race Award: Bill Elliott, Dodge Dealers/Uaw Dodge Waste Management Picking Up Places Award: Bobby Labonte, Interstate Batteries Pontiac CAUTION FLAGS: 8 for 36 laps. 12-15 (Car #11 & 14-Accident, Backstretch), 37-42 (Car #97-Accident, Turn 3), 52-55 (Car #09-Spin, Turn 1), 70-72 (Debris in Turn 2), 80-84 (Oil on Track), 99-103 (Car #7-Accident, Turn 2), 128-133 (Debris on Track), 154-156 (Debris on Track). LAP LEADERS: 16 lead changes among 10 drivers. Tony Stewart 1-12, Kenny Wallace 13, Dale Earnhardt Jr. 14-16, Stewart 17-37, Jeremy Mayfield 38, Bill Elliott 39-52, John Andretti 53, Elliott 54-70, Stewart 71-77, Elliott 78-98, Sterling Marlin 99, Elliott 100-128, Joe Nemechek 129, Mark Martin 130-133, Stewart 134-136, Rusty Wallace 137-148, Elliott 149-160.

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