1990 NASCAR Winston Cup Series - Banquet Frozen Foods 300

Banquet Frozen Foods 300

The Banquet Frozen Foods 300 was held June 10 at Sears Point International Raceway. Ricky Rudd won the pole. Rusty Wallace continued his Winston Cup road course mastery in earning his second win of the season at Sears Point. It was his fifth road course win in the last seven, finishing second in the other two. Wallace overtook Ricky Rudd on the 11th turn on lap 60 and led the rest of the way, beating Mark Martin to the caution on lap 73, earning the win under caution in the final lap. Martin overtook the Winston Cup points race at 1800. Rudd won the pole.

Top Ten Results

  1. 27-Rusty Wallace
  2. 6-Mark Martin
  3. 5-Ricky Rudd
  4. 11-Geoff Bodine
  5. 8-Bobby Hillin, Jr.
  6. 94-Sterling Marlin
  7. 4-Ernie Irvan
  8. 0-Irv Hoerr*
  9. 30-Michael Waltrip
  10. 75-Rick Wilson

Failed to qualify: 52-Jimmy Means, J.C. Danielson, St. James Davis, Mike Hickingbottom

  • – Irv Hoerr was a road course ringer racing for Richard Jackson Motorsports. His car was a Skoal Classic Oldsmobile in colors very similar to Terry Labonte's.

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