Final Points Standings
- 25-Rob Moroso – 4001
- 6-Tommy Houston – 3946
- 99-Tommy Ellis – 3945
- 2-L.D. Ottinger – 3916
- 11-Jack Ingram – 3802
- 36-Kenny Wallace – 3750
- 22-Rick Mast – 3558
- 56-Ronald Cooper – 3554
- 63-Chuck Bown – 3349
- 86/96-Tom Peck – 3171
- 8-Bobby Hamilton – 3133
- 9-Steve Grissom – 3108
- 12-Jeff Burton – 2967
- 47-Billy Standridge – 2843
- 34/87-Jimmy Spencer – 2704
- 79-Dave Rezendes – 2635
- 24-Joe Thurman – 2575
- 70/42-Elton Sawyer – 2202
- 59-Robert Pressley – 2129
- 7-Harry Gant – 1907
- 1-Mark Martin – 1832
- 70-Jimmy Hensley – 1785
- 30/3-Michael Waltrip – 1716
- 02-Kenny Burks – 1682
- 3/87-Dale Earnhardt – 1637
- 71/34-Randy LaJoie – 1542
- 81-Bobby Hillin, Jr. – 1360
- 4/41-Max Prestwood – 1354
- 75-Rick Wilson – 1273
- Brandon Baker – 1172
- 30-Ronnie Silver – 1155
- 52/15-Ken Schrader – 1108
- 55-Phil Parsons – 1098
- 32-Dale Jarrett – 1049
- 45-Patty Moise – 1023
- 17-Darrell Waltrip – 985
- Ed Berrier – 961
- 28-Davey Allison – 954
- 86-Dana Patten – 893
- 32/5-Robert Powell – 785
- 44-Bobby Labonte – 757
- 62-John Linville – 691
- 41-Jamie Aube – 646
- 14-Wayne Patterson – 621
- Joe Bessey – 573
- 66-Donny Ling, Jr. – 562
- 01-Jack Pennington – 553
- 33-Brad Teague – 549
- 5-Jay Fogleman – 536
- 85-Bobby Moon – 527
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