1997 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series - Final Points Standings

Final Points Standings

  1. 24-Jack Sprague - 3969
  2. 17-Rich Bickle - 3737
  3. 80-Joe Ruttman - 3736
  4. 2-Mike Bliss - 3611
  5. 16-Ron Hornaday - 3574
  6. 3-Jay Sauter - 3467
  7. 6-Rick Carelli - 3461
  8. 43-Jimmy Hensley - 3385
  9. 99-Chuck Bown - 3320
  10. 98-Kenny Irwin, Jr. - 3220
  11. 20-Butch Miller - 3186
  12. 14-Rick Crawford - 3149
  13. 86-Stacy Compton - 3057
  14. 29-Bob Keselowski - 2915
  15. 19-Tony Raines - 2773
  16. 44-Boris Said - 2657
  17. Dave Rezendes - 2613
  18. Tony Roper - 2604
  19. 66-Bryan Reffner - 2433
  20. Tammy Jo Kirk - 2174
  21. Doug George - 2057
  22. 61-Randy Tolsma - 1802
  23. 52-Mike Wallace - 1788
  24. 88-Terry Cook - 1651
  25. 90-Lance Norick - 1620
  26. 75-Kevin Harvick - 1355
  27. Tobey Butler - 1355
  28. Michael Dokken - 1331
  29. Rob Rizzo - 1306
  30. Brian Cunningham - 1265
  31. Dan Press - 1189
  32. Lonnie Rush, Jr. - 1087
  33. Bill Sedgwick - 928
  34. Kenny Allen - 911
  35. Kelly Denton - 764
  36. Barry Bodine - 688
  37. Bobby Dotter - 677
  38. Curtis Markham - 651
  39. Ron Barfield - 618
  40. Mike Cope - 613
  41. Ron Fellows - 559
  42. Eric Norris - 553
  43. Tom Hubert - 543
  44. Toby Porter - 451
  45. Andy Houston - 441
  46. Billy Pauch - 441
  47. Mike Skinner - 437
  48. Rick Johnson - 414
  49. Wayne Grubb - 410
  50. Brad Teague - 409

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