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<pre> NASCAR Busch Series Grand National Division Starting Lineup Touchstone Energy 300 Talladega Superspeedway Note: The starting lineup was determined in the following manner: Pos. 1-33 were based on 2000 owner's points; Pos. 34-36 ...
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<pre> NASCAR Busch Series Grand National Division Starting Lineup Touchstone Energy 300 Talladega Superspeedway
Note: The starting lineup was determined in the following manner: Pos. 1-33 were based on 2000 owner's points; Pos. 34-36 are former series winners; and Pos. 37-43 were based on qualifying draw.
Pos No. Name Team
1 66 Todd Bodine/Chemung, NY Phillips 66 Chevrolet
2 17 Matt Kenseth/Cambridge, WI Visine Chevrolet
3 1 Randy LaJoie/Norwalk, CT Bob Evans Chevrolet
4 10 Jeff Green/Owensboro, KY Nestle NesQuik Chevrolet
5 34 David Green/Owensboro, KY AFG Glass Chevrolet
6 3 Ron Hornaday/Palmdale, CA NAPA Auto Parts Chevrolet
7 37 Kevin Grubb/Mechanicsville, VA Timber Wolf Chevrolet
8 2 Kevin Harvick/Bakersfield, CA ACDelco Chevrolet
9 53 Hank Parker Jr./Denver, NC Team Marines Chevrolet
10 57 Jason Keller/Greenville, SC Excedrin Chevrolet
11 98 Elton Sawyer/Chesapeake, VA Lysol Ford
12 25 Kenny Wallace/St. Louis, MO Lance Snacks Chevrolet
13 59 Phil Parsons/Detroit, MI Kingsford / Alltel Chevrolet
14 33 Tony Raines/Laporte, IN Bayer/Alka-Seltzer Chevrolet
15 43 Jay Sauter/West Salem, WI Quality Farm & Country Chevrolet
16 5 Dick Trickle/Wisconsin Rapids, WI Schneider National Chevrolet
17 4 Jeff Purvis/Clarksville, TN Porter-Cable Power Tools Pontiac
18 27 Casey Atwood/Nashville, TN Castrol GTX Chevrolet
19 21 Mike Dillon/Lexington, NC Rockwell Automation Chevrolet
20 81 Blaise Alexander/Montoursville, PA WCW / Tracfone Chevrolet
21 35 Lyndon Amick/Saluda, SC Powertel / Mitsubishi Chevrolet
22 36 Tim Fedewa/Holt, MI Stanley Chevrolet
23 48 Mike McLaughlin/Waterloo, NY Goulds Pumps Chevrolet
24 63 Mark Green/Owensboro, KY Exxon Superflo Chevrolet
25 18 Jason Leffler/Long Beach, CA MBNA Pontiac
26 42 Kenny Irwin/Indianapolis, IN BellSouth Mobility/Ericsson Chevrolet
27 61 Hut Stricklin/Calera, AL IWX Motor Freight Pontiac
28 92 Jimmie Johnson/El Cajon, CA ALLTEL Chevrolet
29 77 Chad Chaffin/Smyrna, TN Lear / UAW Ford
30 00 Buckshot Jones/Monticello, GA Cheez-It Pontiac
31 45 Adam Petty/High Point, NC Sprint Chevrolet
32 26 Bobby Hamilton Jr./Nashville, TN Baywatch Chevrolet
33 44 Terry Labonte/Corpus Christi, TX Slim Jim Chevrolet
34 82 Derrick Gilchrist/Raleigh, NC Channellock Chevrolet
35 87 Joe Nemechek/Lakeland, FL CellularOne Chevrolet
36 19 P.J. Jones/Torrance, CA Pameco/Yellow/Kobalt Chevrolet
37 11 Jason Jarrett/Hickory, NC Rayovac Batteries Pontiac
38 39 Andy Kirby/Nashville, TN Williams TravelCenters Chevrolet
39 50 Tony Roper/Fair Grove, MO Dr Pepper Chevrolet
40 51 Matt Hutter/Chardon, OH Phoenix Racing Chevrolet
41 20 Mike Borkowski/Middlebury, CT AT&T Pontiac
42 55 Michael Ritch/High Point, NC Davis & Weight Motorsports Ford
43 16 David Starr/Houston, TX 31-W Insulation/Day Enterprises Pontiac
Failed to qualify
0 Johnny Rumley Ohio State University Chevrolet
8 Bobby Hillin Jr./Midland, TX Kleenex Chevrolet
30 Chad Little/Spokane, WA Little Trees Chevrolet
75 Kelly Denton/Bristol, VA Food Country USA Chevrolet
97 Anthony Lazzaro/Acworth, GA McDonald's Ford
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