Final Points Standings
- Bill Rexford 1949.5
- Fireball Roberts 1848.5
- Lee Petty 1590.0
- Lloyd Moore 1398.0
- Curtis Turner 1375.5
- Johnny Mantz 1282.0
- Chuck Mahoney 1217.5
- Dick Linder 1121.0
- Jimmy Florian 801.0
- Bill Blair 766.0
- Herb Thomas 590.5
- Buck Baker 531.5
- Cotton Owens 500.0
- Fonty Flock 458.5
- Weldon Adams 440.0
- Tim Flock 437.5
- Clyde Minter 427.0
- Dick Burns (driver) 341.5
- Art Lamey 320.0
- Bob Flock 314.0
- George Hartley 298.0
- Gayle Warren 287.0
- Frank Mundy 275.5
- Jim Paschal 220.5
- Jack White 211.5
- Pappy Hough 207.5
- Ray Duhigg 202.5
- Leon Sales 200.0
- Jimmy Thompson 200.0
- Harold Kite 187.0
- Neil Cole 183.5
- Jack Smith 180.0
- Bucky Sager 180.0
- Red Harvey 180.0
- Ted Swaim 180.0
- Buck Barr 180.0
- Pepper Cunningham 177.5
- Ewell Weddle 173.5
- Donald Thomas 164.0
- Bill Snowden 163.0
- Jimmie Lewallen 140.0
- Chuck James 140.0
- Dick Clothier 133.5
- Paul Parks 124.5
- Al Gross 124.0
- Jack Reynolds 120.0
- Jim Delaney 114.0
- Carl Renner 108.0
- Jack Holloway 107.5
- J.C. Van Landingham 105.0
The above information was taken from Racing Reference
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