Miller Genuine Draft 500
The Miller Genuine Draft 500 was held June 4 at Dover International Speedway. Jeff Gordon won the pole.
Top Ten Results
- 42-Kyle Petty
- 18-Bobby Labonte
- 16-Ted Musgrave
- 26-Hut Stricklin
- 3-Dale Earnhardt
- 24-Jeff Gordon, 1 Lap down
- 4-Sterling Marlin, 1 Lap down
- 30-Michael Waltrip, 1 Lap down
- 2-Rusty Wallace, 1 Lap down
- 87-Joe Nemechek, 1 Lap down
Failed to qualify: 79-Doug French, 19-Loy Allen Jr.
- This was the first race at Dover after the track surface had been changed from asphalt to concrete.
- This race was marred by "The Big One," a 20 car crash on Lap 2 coming out of Turn 4. Usually, these occur only during restrictor plate races, but they have been known to occur at Dover.
- This was Kyle Petty's eighth and most recent NASCAR Winston Cup win. He started 37th and avoided the early carnage to lead 271 of the 500 laps (54.2%).
Read more about this topic: 1995 NASCAR Winston Cup Series
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