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<pre> Pos St No Driver Make Points Bonus Laps Winnings Status --- --- --- -------------------- --------- ------ ----- ----- ------------ ------------ 1. 7 28 Ricky Rudd Ford 180 5 110 ...

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<pre> Pos St No Driver Make Points Bonus Laps Winnings Status --- --- --- -------------------- --------- ------ ----- ----- ------------ ------------ 1. 7 28 Ricky Rudd Ford 180 5 110 $184,992 Running 2. 1 20 Tony Stewart Pontiac 175 5 110 $143,203 Running 3. 39 5 Terry Labonte Chevrolet 165 110 $113,933 Running 4. 2 97 Kurt Busch Ford 165 5 110 $81,765 Running 5. 33 30 Jeff Green Chevrolet 155 110 $63,990 Running 6. 40 21 Elliott Sadler Ford 150 110 $84,815 Running 7. 12 6 Mark Martin Ford 146 110 $93,048 Running 8. 5 9 Bill Elliott Dodge 147 5 110 $83,546 Running 9. 17 12 Ryan Newman * Ford 138 110 $82,502 Running 10. 13 43 John Andretti Dodge 139 5 110 $95,643 Running 11. 9 31 Robby Gordon Chevrolet 130 110 $82,006 Running 12. 16 4 Mike Skinner Chevrolet 127 110 $69,385 Running 13. 14 18 Bobby Labonte Pontiac 124 110 $96,003 Running 14. 24 29 Kevin Harvick Chevrolet 121 110 $95,453 Running 15. 37 88 Dale Jarrett Ford 118 110 $100,353 Running 16. 30 10 Johnny Benson Pontiac 115 110 $79,650 Running 17. 27 45 Kyle Petty Dodge 112 110 $52,020 Running 18. 28 25 Joe Nemechek Chevrolet 109 110 $59,475 Running 19. 38 32 Ricky Craven Ford 106 110 $59,175 Running 20. 21 77 Dave Blaney Ford 103 110 $74,275 Running 21. 43 7 Casey Atwood Dodge 100 110 $61,850 Running 22. 20 15 Michael Waltrip Chevrolet 97 110 $59,175 Running 23. 42 1 Steve Park Chevrolet 94 110 $80,500 Running 24. 25 11 Brett Bodine Ford 96 5 110 $58,439 Running 25. 19 87 Ron Fellows Chevrolet 88 110 $47,930 Running 26. 29 26 Todd Bodine Ford 90 5 110 $47,500 Running 27. 8 2 Rusty Wallace Ford 82 110 $91,715 Running 28. 26 19 Jeremy Mayfield Dodge 79 109 $55,380 Running 29. 3 99 Jeff Burton Ford 76 109 $92,527 Running 30. 23 8 Dale Earnhardt Jr. Chevrolet 73 109 $84,607 Running 31. 31 55 Bobby Hamilton Chevrolet 70 109 $55,250 Running 32. 34 0 Jim Inglebright Chevrolet 67 109 $47,190 Running 33. 41 23 Hut Stricklin Dodge 64 109 $55,160 Running 34. 22 44 Jerry Nadeau Dodge 66 5 107 $47,150 Rear End 35. 15 48 Jimmie Johnson * Chevrolet 58 104 $47,130 Rear End 36. 35 41 Jimmy Spencer Dodge 55 104 $47,110 Rear End 37. 4 24 Jeff Gordon Chevrolet 62 10 103 $110,368 Running 38. 18 36 Ken Schrader Pontiac 49 97 $55,070 Running 39. 6 17 Matt Kenseth Ford 46 90 $65,045 Running 40. 11 22 Ward Burton Dodge 43 86 $90,010 Engine 41. 10 167 Boris Said Ford 40 82 $46,975 Accident 42. 32 62 Austin Cameron Chevrolet 37 24 $46,945 Clutch 43. 36 40 Sterling Marlin Dodge 34 19 $89,475 Engine

* = Rookie

Average Speed: 81.007 mph Margin of Victory: 2.487 seconds Time of Race: 02:42:08 Lead Changes: 11

Cautions: 39-42, 68-69, 85-87

CONTINGENCY AWARDS

Bud Pole: Tony Stewart,#20,Home Depot,Pontiac EA Sports Move of the Race: Ricky Rudd,#28,Havoline,Ford Gatorade Front Runner: Jeff Gordon,#24,DuPont,Chevrolet Infogrames Pit Strategy Award: Michael McSwain,#28,Havoline,Ford Outback Steakhouse Bloomin' Favorite: Ricky Rudd,#28,Havoline,Ford Raybestos Rookie of the Race: Ryan Newman,#12,ALLTEL,Ford True Value Man of the Race: Ricky Rudd,#28,Havoline,Ford Waste Management Picking Up Places: Terry Labonte,#5,Kellogg's,Chevrolet

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