1999 NASCAR Winston Cup Series

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The 1999 NASCAR Winston Cup Season began on Sunday February 7 and ended on Sunday November 21. Robert Yates Racing driver Dale Jarrett was crowned the champion.

Contents

[edit] 1999 Team Chart

List of full time teams after race 5 of 1999.

Number Driver Sponsor(s) Make Team 1998 Owners Points
00 Buckshot Jones (R) Aquafresh Pontiac Buckshot Racing 47th
1 Steve Park Pennzoil Chevrolet Dale Earnhardt, Inc. 28th
2 Rusty Wallace Miller Lite Ford Penske-Kranefuss Racing 4th
3 Dale Earnhardt GM Goodwrench Chevrolet Richard Childress Racing 8th
4 Bobby Hamilton Kodak Chevrolet Morgan-McClure Motorsports 10th
5 Terry Labonte Kellogg's Chevrolet Hendrick Motorsports 9th
6 Mark Martin Valvoline Ford Roush Racing 2nd
7 Michael Waltrip Philips Chevrolet Mattei Motorsports 26th
9 Jerry Nadeau Turner Broadcasting Ford Melling Racing 34th
10 Ricky Rudd Tide Ford Rudd Performance Motorsports 23rd
11 Brett Bodine Paychex Ford Brett Bodine Racing 25th
12 Jeremy Mayfield Mobil 1 Ford Penske-Kranefuss Racing 7th
16 Kevin Lepage Primestar Ford Roush Racing 21st
18 Bobby Labonte Interstate Batteries Pontiac Joe Gibbs Racing 6th
20 Tony Stewart (R) The Home Depot/Ridgid Pontiac Joe Gibbs Racing New Team
21 Elliott Sadler (R) Citgo Ford Wood Brothers Racing 19th
22 Ward Burton Caterpillar Inc. Pontiac Bill Davis Racing 20th
23 Jimmy Spencer Winston Ford Haas-Carter Motorsports 13th
24 Jeff Gordon DuPont Chevrolet Hendrick Motorsports 1st
25 Wally Dallenbach, Jr. Budweiser Chevrolet Hendrick Motorsports 27th
26 Johnny Benson General Mills Ford Roush Racing 22nd
28 Kenny Irwin, Jr. Texaco/Havoline Ford Robert Yates Racing 29th
30 Derrike Cope Sara Lee Pontiac Bahari' Racing 40th
31 Mike Skinner Lowe's Chevrolet Richard Childress Racing 18th
33 Ken Schrader Square D Chevrolet Andy Petree Racing 12th
36 Ernie Irvan M&M's Pontiac MB2 Motorsports 15th
40 Sterling Marlin Coors Light Chevrolet SABCO Racing 14th
41 David Green Kodiak Chevrolet Larry Hedrick Motorsports 37th
42 Joe Nemechek BellSouth Chevrolet SABCO Racing 24th
43 John Andretti STP Pontiac Petty Enterprises 11th
44 Kyle Petty Hot Wheels Pontiac Petty Enterprises 31st
55 Kenny Wallace Square D Chevrolet Andy Petree Racing 64th
58 Ricky Craven Turbine Solutions/Hollywood Video Ford SBIII Motorsports New Team
60 Geoffrey Bodine Philadelphia Electric Company Chevrolet Joe Bessey Motorsports New Team
66 Darrell Waltrip Big Kmart Ford Haas-Carter Motorsports New Team
71 Dave Marcis RealTree Chevrolet Marcis Auto Racing 44th
75 Ted Musgrave Remington Arms Ford Butch Mock Motorsports 36th
77 Robert Pressley Jasper Engines & Transmissions Ford Jasper Motorsports 33rd
88 Dale Jarrett Quality Care/Ford Credit Ford Robert Yates Racing 3rd
90 Morgan Shepherd/Stanton Barrett (R) Hills Bros. Coffee Ford Donlavey Racing 30th
91 Steve Grissom/Dick Trickle Textilease Chevrolet LJ Racing 35th
94 Bill Elliott McDonald's Ford Bill Elliott Racing 16th
97 Chad Little John Deere Ford Roush Racing 17th
98 Rick Mast Unsponsored Ford Yarborough-Burdette Motorsports 39th
99 Jeff Burton Exide Batteries Ford Roush Racing 5th

[edit] Bud Shootout

The exhibition Bud Shootout race, for drivers who had won a pole position in the previous season or had won the event before, was held on February 11, 1999, at Daytona International Speedway. Rusty Wallace drew the pole.

Top Ten Results

  1. Mark Martin
  2. Ken Schrader
  3. Bobby Labonte
  4. Mike Skinner
  5. Jeremy Mayfield
  6. Ward Burton
  7. Rusty Wallace
  8. Dale Jarrett
  9. Rick Mast
  10. Kenny Irwin, Jr.

[edit] Gatorade Twin 125's

The Gatorade Twin 125's, a pair of qualifying races for the Daytona 500, were held February 12, 1999 at Daytona International Speedway. Jeff Gordon and Tony Stewart won the pole positions for the races, respectively.

Race One: Top Ten Results

  1. Bobby Labonte
  2. Jeff Gordon
  3. Jeff Burton
  4. Ken Schrader
  5. Mark Martin
  6. Jimmy Spencer
  7. Michael Waltrip
  8. Robert Pressley
  9. Sterling Marlin
  10. Terry Labonte

Race Two: Top Ten Results

  1. Dale Earnhardt
  2. Jeremy Mayfield
  3. Dale Jarrett
  4. Rusty Wallace
  5. Mike Skinner
  6. Tony Stewart
  7. Kevin Lepage
  8. Bobby Hamilton
  9. Ward Burton
  10. Derrike Cope

[edit] Daytona 500

The 41st annual Daytona 500 was held February 14, 1999 at Daytona International Speedway. Jeff Gordon won the pole. In winning the race as well, he became the first Daytona 500 pole sitter to win the race since Bill Elliott in 1987. The race is also known for a determined Dale Earnhardt repeatedly trying to pass Jeff Gordon for the lead on the final lap, but Gordon outraced Earnhardt to the finish and made great blocks on Earnhardt. The race had a ten car pileup, causing Dale Jarrett to flip twice. He was uninjured.

Top Ten Results

  1. Jeff Gordon
  2. Dale Earnhardt
  3. Kenny Irwin Jr.
  4. Mike Skinner
  5. Michael Waltrip
  6. Ken Schrader
  7. Kyle Petty
  8. Rusty Wallace
  9. Chad Little
  10. Rick Mast

Failed to qualify:Dan Pardus (#50), Dick Trickle (#13), Steve Grissom (#91), Buckshot Jones (#00), David Green (#41), Billy Standridge (#47), Stanton Barrett (#84), Andy Hillenburg (#80), Jeff Green (#15), Ken Bouchard (#73), Gary Bradberry (#78), Morgan Shepherd (#81), Glen Morgan (#48), Jim Sauter (#72), Mark Gibson (#59), Norm Benning (#79)

[edit] Dura Lube/Big K 400

The Dura Lube/Big K 400 was held February 21, 1999, at North Carolina Speedway. Ricky Rudd won the pole.

Top Ten Results

  1. Mark Martin
  2. Dale Jarrett
  3. Bobby Labonte
  4. Jeff Burton
  5. Jeremy Mayfield
  6. Mike Skinner
  7. Terry Labonte
  8. Geoffrey Bodine
  9. Bobby Hamilton
  10. Rusty Wallace

Failed to qualify: Derrike Cope (#30), Buckshot Jones (#00), Billy Standridge (#50), Rich Bickle (#45)

[edit] Las Vegas 400

The Las Vegas 400 was held March 7, 1999, at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. Bobby Labonte won the pole.

Top Ten Results

  1. Jeff Burton
  2. Ward Burton
  3. Jeff Gordon
  4. Mike Skinner
  5. Bobby Labonte
  6. Ernie Irvan
  7. Dale Earnhardt
  8. Terry Labonte
  9. Rusty Wallace
  10. Mark Martin

Failed to qualify: Ted Musgrave (#75), Kyle Petty (#44), Robert Pressley (#77), Ron Hornaday (#50), Butch Gilliland (#38), Dave Marcis (#71), Morgan Shepherd (#92), Ron Burns (#68), Austin Cameron (#89)

[edit] Cracker Barrel 500

The Cracker Barrel 500 was held March 14, 1999 at Atlanta Motor Speedway. Bobby Labonte won the pole.

Top Ten Results

  1. Jeff Gordon
  2. Bobby Labonte
  3. Mark Martin
  4. Jeff Burton
  5. Dale Jarrett
  6. Mike Skinner
  7. Ernie Irvan
  8. Ward Burton
  9. Chad Little
  10. Michael Waltrip

Failed to qualify: Robert Pressley (#77), Steve Grissom (#91), Morgan Shepherd (#90), Harris DeVane (#08)

[edit] TranSouth Financial 400

The TranSouth Financial 400 was held March 21, 1999 at Darlington Raceway. Jeff Gordon won the pole. The race was halted on lap 164 due to rain and never resumed.

Top Ten Results

  1. Jeff Burton
  2. Jeremy Mayfield
  3. Jeff Gordon
  4. Dale Jarrett
  5. Mark Martin
  6. Tony Stewart
  7. Bobby Hamilton
  8. Ward Burton
  9. John Andretti
  10. Bobby Labonte

Failed to qualify: Derrike Cope (#30), Dave Marcis (#71), Rich Bickle (#45)

[edit] Primestar 500

The Primestar 500 was held March 28, 1999, at Texas Motor Speedway. Kenny Irwin, Jr. won the pole.

Top Ten Results

  1. Terry Labonte
  2. Dale Jarrett
  3. Bobby Labonte
  4. Rusty Wallace
  5. Jeremy Mayfield
  6. Tony Stewart
  7. Jeff Burton
  8. Dale Earnhardt
  9. Sterling Marlin
  10. Elliott Sadler

Failed to qualify: Dick Trickle (#91), Stanton Barrett (#90), Kyle Petty (#44), Dave Marcis (#71), Ken Bouchard (#84)

[edit] Food City 500

The Food City 500 was held April 11, 1999, at Bristol Motor Speedway. Rusty Wallace won the pole.

Top Ten Results

  1. Rusty Wallace
  2. Mark Martin
  3. Dale Jarrett
  4. John Andretti
  5. Jeff Burton
  6. Jeff Gordon
  7. Ted Musgrave
  8. Kyle Petty
  9. Ward Burton
  10. Dale Earnhardt

Failed to qualify: Rich Bickle (#45), Stanton Barrett (#90), Derrike Cope (#30), Carl Long (#85)

[edit] Goody's Body Pain 500

The Goody's Body Pain 500 was held April 18, 1999, at Martinsville Speedway. Tony Stewart won the pole.

Top Ten Results

  1. John Andretti
  2. Jeff Burton
  3. Jeff Gordon
  4. Mike Skinner
  5. Mark Martin
  6. Kenny Wallace
  7. Rusty Wallace
  8. Dale Jarrett
  9. Ken Schrader
  10. Kyle Petty

Failed to qualify: Dave Marcis (#71), Morgan Shepherd (#90), Buckshot Jones (#00)

[edit] DieHard 500

The DieHard 500 was held April 25, 1999, at Talladega Superspeedway. Ken Schrader won the pole.

Top Ten Results

  1. Dale Earnhardt
  2. Dale Jarrett
  3. Mark Martin
  4. Bobby Labonte
  5. Tony Stewart
  6. Ken Schrader
  7. Kenny Wallace
  8. Jerry Nadeau
  9. John Andretti
  10. Bill Elliott

Failed to qualify:Ken Bouchard (#84), Dan Pardus (#50), Derrike Cope (#30), Loy Allen Jr. (#90), Dick Trickle (#91)

[edit] California 500 Presented by NAPA

The California 500 Presented by NAPA was held May 2, 1999, at California Speedway. Since qualifying was rained out the lineup was set by owner's points, and Jeff Burton started on the pole.

Top Ten Results

  1. Jeff Gordon
  2. Jeff Burton
  3. Bobby Labonte
  4. Tony Stewart
  5. Dale Jarrett
  6. Ward Burton
  7. Jeremy Mayfield
  8. Wally Dallenbach, Jr.
  9. Terry Labonte
  10. Mike Skinner

Failed to qualify: Boris Said (#14), Hut Stricklin (#90), Buckshot Jones (#00), Butch Gilliland (#38)

[edit] Pontiac Excitement 400

The Pontiac Excitement 400 was held May 9, 1999, at Richmond International Raceway. Jeff Gordon won the pole.

Top Ten Results

  1. Dale Jarrett
  2. Mark Martin
  3. Bobby Labonte
  4. Bobby Hamilton
  5. Rusty Wallace
  6. Joe Nemechek
  7. Kyle Petty
  8. Dale Earnhardt
  9. Ward Burton
  10. Rich Bickle

Failed to qualify: Buckshot Jones (#00), Dave Marcis (#71), Hut Stricklin (#90)

[edit] The Winston

The Winston, NASCAR's all-star race, was held May 22, 1999, at Lowe's Motor Speedway. Bobby Labonte won the pole.

Top Ten Results

  1. Terry Labonte
  2. Tony Stewart
  3. Jeff Gordon
  4. Dale Earnhardt
  5. Jeremy Mayfield
  6. Geoffrey Bodine
  7. Sterling Marlin
  8. Michael Waltrip
  9. Bill Elliott
  10. John Andretti

[edit] Coca-Cola 600

The Coca-Cola 600 was held May 30, 1999 at Lowe's Motor Speedway. Bobby Labonte won the pole.

Top Ten Results

  1. Jeff Burton
  2. Terry Labonte
  3. Mark Martin
  4. Tony Stewart
  5. Dale Jarrett
  6. Dale Earnhardt
  7. Ken Schrader
  8. Ward Burton
  9. Mike Skinner
  10. Jeremy Mayfield

Failed to qualify: Jeff Green (#01), Dick Trickle (#91), Dave Marcis (#71), Derrike Cope (#30), Ricky Craven (#58), Dan Pardus (#50), Morgan Shepherd (#05), Randy LaJoie (#14), Carl Long (#85)

[edit] MBNA Platinum 400

The MBNA Platinum 400 was held June 6, 1999 at Dover International Speedway. Bobby Labonte won the pole.

Top Ten Results

  1. Bobby Labonte
  2. Jeff Gordon
  3. Mark Martin
  4. Tony Stewart
  5. Dale Jarrett
  6. Rusty Wallace
  7. Johnny Benson
  8. Jeff Burton
  9. Jeremy Mayfield
  10. Kenny Irwin Jr.

Failed to qualify: Darrell Waltrip (#66), Buckshot Jones (#00), Hut Stricklin (#90)

[edit] Kmart 400

The Kmart 400 was held June 13, 1999 at Michigan International Speedway. Jeff Gordon won the pole.

Top Ten Results

  1. Dale Jarrett
  2. Jeff Gordon
  3. Jeff Burton
  4. Ward Burton
  5. Bobby Labonte
  6. Steve Park
  7. Ernie Irvan
  8. John Andretti
  9. Tony Stewart
  10. Mark Martin

Failed to qualify: Dave Marcis (#71), Hut Stricklin (#90), Buckshot Jones (#00)

[edit] Pocono 500

The Pocono 500 was held June 20, 1999, at Pocono Raceway. Sterling Marlin won the pole.

Top Ten Results

  1. Bobby Labonte
  2. Jeff Gordon
  3. Dale Jarrett
  4. Sterling Marlin
  5. Mark Martin
  6. Tony Stewart
  7. Dale Earnhardt
  8. Ernie Irvan
  9. Jeremy Mayfield
  10. Bobby Hamilton

Failed to qualify: Hut Stricklin (#90), Loy Allen Jr. (#58), Derrike Cope (#30)

[edit] Save Mart/Kragen 350

The Save Mart/Kragen 350 was held June 27, 1999, at Sears Point Raceway. Jeff Gordon won the pole. Two flips occurred during the race, first when #1 of Steve Park got sideways in turn 1, hitting the guardrail and flipping once. He was uninjured. The #33 of Ken Schrader flipped as well. In the same area of the track Park had crashed earlier, Schrader got sideways causing the car to go over the fence and roll two and a half times. Schrader was also uninjured.

Top Ten Results

  1. Jeff Gordon
  2. Mark Martin
  3. John Andretti
  4. Rusty Wallace
  5. Jimmy Spencer
  6. Dale Jarrett
  7. Jeremy Mayfield
  8. Kyle Petty
  9. Dale Earnhardt
  10. Michael Waltrip

Failed to qualify: R.K. Smith (#71), Austin Cameron (#89), Sean Woodside (#58), John Metcalf (#70), Mike Borkowski (#09), Boris Said (#14), Steve Portenga (#96), David Murry (#61)

[edit] Pepsi 400

The Pepsi 400 was held July 3, 1999, at Daytona International Speedway. Joe Nemechek won the pole.

Top Ten Results

  1. Dale Jarrett
  2. Dale Earnhardt
  3. Jeff Burton
  4. Mike Skinner
  5. Bobby Labonte
  6. Tony Stewart
  7. Ward Burton
  8. Bobby Hamilton
  9. Ernie Irvan
  10. Terry Labonte

Failed to qualify: Derrike Cope (#30), Hut Stricklin (#91), Ken Bouchard (#84), Robert Pressley (#77), Stanton Barrett (#90)

[edit] Jiffy Lube 300

The Jiffy Lube 300 was held July 11, 1999 at New Hampshire International Speedway. Jeff Gordon won the pole.

Top Ten Results

  1. Jeff Burton
  2. Kenny Wallace
  3. Jeff Gordon
  4. Dale Jarrett
  5. Bill Elliott
  6. Mark Martin
  7. Wally Dallenbach Jr.
  8. Dale Earnhardt
  9. Jimmy Spencer
  10. Tony Stewart

Failed to qualify: Robert Pressley (#77), Derrike Cope (#30), David Green (#41), Dave Marcis (#71)

[edit] Pennsylvania 500

The Pennsylvania 500 was held July 25, 1999 at Pocono Raceway. Mike Skinner won the pole.

Top Ten Results

  1. Bobby Labonte
  2. Dale Jarrett
  3. Mark Martin
  4. Tony Stewart
  5. Wally Dallenbach, Jr.
  6. Terry Labonte
  7. Rich Bickle
  8. Steve Park
  9. Dale Earnhardt
  10. Mike Skinner

Failed to qualify: Derrike Cope (#30), Morgan Shepherd (#91)

[edit] Brickyard 400

The Brickyard 400 was held August 7, 1999 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Jeff Gordon won the pole.

Top Ten Results

  1. Dale Jarrett
  2. Bobby Labonte
  3. Jeff Gordon
  4. Mark Martin
  5. Jeff Burton
  6. Ward Burton
  7. Tony Stewart
  8. Rusty Wallace
  9. Ricky Rudd
  10. Dale Earnhardt

Failed to qualify: Rich Bickle (#45), Boris Said (#14), Brett Bodine (#11), Dick Trickle (#91), Steve Grissom (#01), Morgan Shepherd (#05), Jeff Davis/Lance Hooper (#62), Stanton Barrett (#90), Mike Wallace (#32), Gary Bradberry (#80), Buckshot Jones (#00), Bob Strait (#61)

[edit] Frontier at the Glen

The Frontier at the Glen was held August 13, 1999 at Watkins Glen International Raceway. Rusty Wallace won the pole.

Top Ten Results

  1. Jeff Gordon
  2. Ron Fellows
  3. Rusty Wallace
  4. Dale Jarrett
  5. Jerry Nadeau
  6. Tony Stewart
  7. Wally Dallenbach Jr.
  8. Kyle Petty
  9. Mike Skinner
  10. Mark Martin

Failed to qualify: Robert Pressley (#77), Derrike Cope (#30), Paul Gentilozzi (#19), Jack Baldwin (#91), Hut Stricklin (#58), Dave Marcis (#71)

[edit] Pepsi 400 Presented by Meijer

The Pepsi 400 Presented by Meijer was held August 20, 1999 at Michigan International Speedway. Ward Burton won the pole.

Top Ten Results

  1. Bobby Labonte
  2. Jeff Gordon
  3. Tony Stewart
  4. Dale Jarrett
  5. Dale Earnhardt
  6. Chad Little
  7. Mark Martin
  8. Jimmy Spencer
  9. Hut Stricklin
  10. John Andretti

Failed to qualify: Derrike Cope (#30), Stanton Barrett (#90), Darrell Waltrip (#66), Brett Bodine (#11), Tom Hubert (#19)

[edit] Goody's Headache Powder 500

The Goody's Headache Powder 500 was held August 28, 1999 at Bristol Motor Speedway. Tony Stewart won the pole. This race came under some controversy when on the last lap, Dale Earnhardt spun out leader Terry Labonte, who collected Ricky Rudd and Stewart. Earnhardt was booed as he pulled into victory lane.

Top Ten Results

  1. Dale Earnhardt
  2. Jimmy Spencer
  3. Ricky Rudd
  4. Jeff Gordon
  5. Tony Stewart
  6. Mark Martin
  7. Sterling Marlin
  8. Terry Labonte
  9. Ward Burton
  10. Ken Schrader

Failed to qualify: Rich Bickle (#45), Dick Trickle (#91)

[edit] Pepsi Southern 500

The 50th Pepsi Southern 500 was held September 5, 1999, at Darlington Raceway. Kenny Irwin, Jr. won the pole. The race was halted on lap 270 due to rain. During the weekend of this race, Ernie Irvan announced his immediate retirement from racing due to injuries he suffered while testing his Busch Series car at Michigan International Speedway the previous month.

Top Ten Results

  1. Jeff Burton
  2. Ward Burton
  3. Jeremy Mayfield
  4. Mark Martin
  5. Kevin Lepage
  6. Joe Nemechek
  7. Bobby Hamilton
  8. Rusty Wallace
  9. Ken Schrader
  10. Steve Park

Failed to qualify: Todd Bodine (#30), Stanton Barrett (#90)

[edit] Exide NASCAR Select Batteries 400

The Exide NASCAR Select Batteries 400 was held September 11, 1999 at Richmond International Raceway. Mike Skinner won the pole.

Top Ten Results

  1. Tony Stewart
  2. Bobby Labonte
  3. Dale Jarrett
  4. Sterling Marlin
  5. Kenny Irwin, Jr.
  6. Dale Earnhardt
  7. Bobby Hamilton
  8. Ted Musgrave
  9. John Andretti
  10. Dale Earnhardt Jr.

Failed to qualify: Jack Sprague (#45), Dave Marcis (#71), Hut Stricklin(#58), Stanton Barrett (#90), Tommy Baldwin (#91)

[edit] Dura Lube/Kmart 300

The Dura Lube/Kmart 300 was held September 19, 1999, at New Hampshire International Speedway. Rusty Wallace won the pole.

Top Ten Results

  1. Joe Nemechek
  2. Tony Stewart
  3. Bobby Labonte
  4. Jeff Burton
  5. Jeff Gordon
  6. Rusty Wallace
  7. Johnny Benson
  8. Ward Burton
  9. Rick Mast
  10. Kenny Irwin, Jr.

Failed to qualify: Darrell Waltrip (#66), Derrike Cope (#91), Dick Trickle (#41), Andy Belmont (#79)

[edit] MBNA Gold 400

The MBNA Gold 400 was held September 26, 1999, at Dover International Speedway. Rusty Wallace won the pole.

Top Ten Results

  1. Mark Martin
  2. Tony Stewart
  3. Dale Jarrett
  4. Matt Kenseth
  5. Bobby Labonte
  6. Jeff Burton
  7. Chad Little
  8. Dale Earnhardt
  9. Steve Park
  10. Kenny Irwin, Jr.

Failed to qualify: Dick Trickle (#41), Todd Bodine (#30), Darrell Waltrip (#66), Derrike Cope (#91), Andy Belmont (#79)

[edit] NAPA AutoCare 500

The NAPA AutoCare 500 was held October 3, 1999, at Martinsville Speedway. Joe Nemechek won the pole.

Top Ten Results

  1. Jeff Gordon
  2. Dale Earnhardt
  3. Geoffrey Bodine
  4. Rusty Wallace
  5. Kenny Wallace
  6. Mike Skinner
  7. Kyle Petty
  8. Bobby Labonte
  9. Jeff Burton
  10. Dale Jarrett

Failed to qualify: Ron Hornaday (#01), Dick Trickle (#41), Tim Fedewa (#91), Morgan Shepherd (#05)

[edit] UAW-GM Quality 500

The UAW-GM Quality 500 at Lowe's Motor Speedway was scheduled for October 10, 1999, but was held October 11 due to rain. Bobby Labonte won the pole.

Top Ten Results

  1. Jeff Gordon
  2. Bobby Labonte
  3. Mike Skinner
  4. Mark Martin
  5. Ward Burton
  6. Jeremy Mayfield
  7. Dale Jarrett
  8. Rusty Wallace
  9. Kevin Lepage
  10. Steve Park

Failed to qualify: Darrell Waltrip (#66), Dave Marcis (#71), Ed Berrier (#90), Gary Bradberry (#80), Hut Stricklin (#58), Andy Hillenburg (#91)

[edit] Winston 500

The Winston 500 was held October 17, 1999, at Talladega Superspeedway. Joe Nemechek won the pole.

Top Ten Results

  1. Dale Earnhardt
  2. Dale Jarrett
  3. Ricky Rudd
  4. Ward Burton
  5. Kenny Wallace
  6. Tony Stewart
  7. Bobby Labonte
  8. Jeff Burton
  9. Bobby Hamilton
  10. Kenny Irwin, Jr.

Failed to qualify: Bobby Gerhart (#89), Robert Pressley (#77), Darrell Waltrip (#66), Hut Stricklin (#58)

[edit] Pop Secret Microwave Popcorn 400

The Pop Secret Microwave Popcorn 400 was held October 24, 1999, at North Carolina Speedway. Mark Martin won the pole. During the weekend for this race, the #58 SBIII Motorsports team closed its doors due to a sponsorship pullout.

Top Ten Results

  1. Jeff Burton
  2. Ward Burton
  3. Bobby Labonte
  4. Dale Jarrett
  5. Rusty Wallace
  6. Mark Martin
  7. John Andretti
  8. Sterling Marlin
  9. Jeremy Mayfield
  10. Bobby Hamilton

Failed to qualify: Dave Marcis (#71), Rich Bickle (#91), Hut Stricklin (#58), Ed Berrier (#90)

[edit] Checker Auto Parts/Dura Lube 500

The Checker Auto Parts/Dura Lube 500 was held November 7, 1999, at Phoenix International Raceway. John Andretti won the pole.

Top Ten Results

  1. Tony Stewart
  2. Mark Martin
  3. Bobby Labonte
  4. Jeff Burton
  5. Ricky Rudd
  6. Dale Jarrett
  7. Kyle Petty
  8. John Andretti
  9. Wally Dallenbach, Jr.
  10. Jeff Gordon

Failed to qualify: Mike Wallace (#32)

[edit] Pennzoil 400 Presented by Kmart

The inaugural Pennzoil 400 Presented by Kmart was held November 14, 1999, at Homestead-Miami Speedway. David Green won the pole. During this race, Dale Jarrett clinched the Winston Cup Series championship and Tony Stewart broke Davey Allison's record for most wins in a rookie season.

Top Ten Results

  1. Tony Stewart
  2. Bobby Labonte
  3. Jeff Burton
  4. Mark Martin
  5. Dale Jarrett
  6. Mike Skinner
  7. Kyle Petty
  8. Dale Earnhardt
  9. Wally Dallenbach, Jr.
  10. Jeff Gordon

Failed to qualify: Dave Marcis (#71), Ed Berrier (#90), Derrike Cope (#41), Andy Belmont (#04), Bob Strait (#61)

[edit] NAPA 500

The NAPA 500 was held November 21, 1999, at Atlanta Motor Speedway. Kevin Lepage won the pole.

Top Ten Results

  1. Bobby Labonte
  2. Dale Jarrett
  3. Jeremy Mayfield
  4. Mark Martin
  5. Jeff Burton
  6. Chad Little
  7. Ricky Rudd
  8. Mike Skinner
  9. Dale Earnhardt
  10. Bobby Hamilton

Failed to qualify: Darrell Waltrip (#66), Derrike Cope (#15), Hut Stricklin (#75), Ricky Craven (#50), Stacy Compton (#9), Morgan Shepherd (#05)

[edit] Final Points

  1. Dale Jarrett
  2. Bobby Labonte
  3. Mark Martin
  4. Tony Stewart
  5. Jeff Burton
  6. Jeff Gordon
  7. Dale Earnhardt
  8. Rusty Wallace
  9. Ward Burton
  10. Mike Skinner
  11. Jeremy Mayfield
  12. Terry Labonte
  13. Bobby Hamilton
  14. Steve Park
  15. Ken Schrader
  16. Sterling Marlin
  17. John Andretti
  18. Wally Dallenbach, Jr.
  19. Kenny Irwin, Jr.
  20. Jimmy Spencer
  21. Bill Elliott
  22. Kenny Wallace
  23. Chad Little
  24. Elliott Sadler
  25. Kevin Lepage
  26. Kyle Petty
  27. Geoffrey Bodine
  28. Johnny Benson
  29. Michael Waltrip
  30. Joe Nemechek
  31. Ricky Rudd
  32. Rick Mast
  33. Ted Musgrave
  34. Jerry Nadeau
  35. Brett Bodine
  36. David Green
  37. Darrell Waltrip
  38. Rich Bickle
  39. Robert Pressley
  40. Ernie Irvan
  41. Ricky Craven
  42. Dave Marcis
  43. Hut Stricklin
  44. Derrike Cope
  45. Buckshot Jones
  46. Todd Bodine
  47. Dick Trickle
  48. Dale Earnhardt, Jr.
  49. Matt Kenseth
  50. Steve Grissom

[edit] Rookie of the Year

The 1999 Rookie of the Year battle was expected to be one of the most competitive in years. However, Tony Stewart ran away with three wins and a fourth place finish in points. Elliott Sadler, who was considered the top favorite for the award during the pre-season, only had one top-ten finish and was the only rookie besides Stewart to complete the full schedule. Buckshot Jones was another favorite, but a long string of DNQ's and DNF's forced him to cut back his schedule and abandon his run for the award. Stanton Barrett began the year with his own team, then left for Junie Donlavey, only making two races. Dan Pardus hoped to run a part-time schedule with Midwest Transit Racing, but he did not qualify for any of his attempts, and was released after the Coca-Cola 600. Finally, Mike Harmon was scheduled to drive the #90, but did not even attempt a race after a sponsorship fallout with Big Daddy's BBQ Sauce.

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