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1999 Official Standings After DieHard 500 Talladega Superspeedway Race No. 9/April 25, 1999 Official standings are announced by NASCAR on Mondays after all decisions regarding the last race have been finalized. Pos Driver Pts Sts Wins ...
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1999 Official Standings After DieHard 500 Talladega Superspeedway Race No. 9/April 25, 1999 Official standings are announced by NASCAR on Mondays after all decisions regarding the last race have been finalized.
Pos Driver Pts Sts Wins T5 T10 Winnings
1 Jeff Burton 1369 9 2 6 7 1,066,661
2 Dale Jarrett 1329 9 0 6 7 900,304
3 Mark Martin 1285 9 1 6 7 810,876
4 Bobby Labonte 1220 9 0 5 6 879,811
5 Jeff Gordon 1159 9 2 5 6 2,862,381
6 Rusty Wallace 1087 9 1 2 6 747,389
7 Tony Stewart 1082 9 0 1 3 514,534
8 Terry Labonte 1074 9 1 1 3 825,256
9 Dale Earnhardt 1054 9 1 2 5 1,153,729
10 Mike Skinner 1054 9 0 3 5 867,124
11 Ward Burton 1041 9 0 1 4 692,949
12 John Andretti 1026 9 1 2 4 557,491
13 Ken Schrader 1021 9 0 0 3 652,887
14 Jeremy Mayfield 1015 9 0 3 3 635,694
15 Michael Waltrip 1002 9 0 1 2 670,511
16 Chad Little 945 9 0 0 2 514,724
17 Sterling Marlin 942 9 0 0 1 488,071
18 Bobby Hamilton 897 9 0 0 2 527,269
19 Bill Elliott 896 9 0 0 1 484,316
20 Jimmy Spencer 854 9 0 0 0 459,126
21 Rick Mast 844 9 0 0 1 445,146
22 Wally Dallenbach 842 9 0 0 0 480,471
23 Kenny Wallace 831 9 0 0 2 385,826
24 Johnny Benson 819 9 0 0 0 480,536
25 Kenny Irwin 817 9 0 1 1 819,544
26 Ernie Irvan 815 9 0 0 2 494,600
27 Kevin Lepage 789 9 0 0 0 452,389
28 Darrell Waltrip 785 9 0 0 0 358,641
29 Brett Bodine 772 9 0 0 0 459,720
30 Steve Park 761 9 0 0 0 448,651
31 Jerry Nadeau 732 9 0 0 1 421,431
32 Geoffrey Bodine 711 9 0 0 1 352,529
33 Ricky Rudd 692 9 0 0 0 439,706
34 Kyle Petty 689 7 0 0 3 329,783
35 Robert Pressley 687 7 0 0 0 354,351
36 Joe Nemechek 673 9 0 0 0 427,214
37 Ted Musgrave 671 8 0 0 1 330,286
38 Elliott Sadler 660 9 0 0 1 446,259
39 David Green 626 8 0 0 0 284,434
40 Rich Bickle 609 6 0 0 0 309,284
41 Ricky Craven 565 9 0 0 0 361,594
42 Dave Marcis 397 5 0 0 0 231,569
43 Buckshot Jones 393 6 0 0 0 205,361
44 Derrike Cope 368 5 0 0 0 285,064
45 Dick Trickle 225 3 0 0 0 108,609
46 Mike Wallace 94 1 0 0 0 111,806
47 Steve Grissom 92 2 0 0 0 82,059
48 Tom Hubert 79 1 0 0 0 48,700
49 Stanton Barrett 73 1 0 0 0 71,956
50 Morgan Shepherd 67 1 0 0 0 60,156
51 Ed Berrier 46 1 0 0 0 26,600
52 Randy Lajoie 43 1 0 0 0 37,950
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