1991 NASCAR Busch Series - Final Points Standings

Final Points Standings

  1. Bobby Labonte - 4264
  2. Kenny Wallace - 4190
  3. Robert Pressley - 3929
  4. Chuck Bown - 3922
  5. Jimmy Hensley - 3916
  6. Joe Nemechek - 3902
  7. Todd Bodine - 3825
  8. Tommy Houston - 3777
  9. Tom Peck - 3746
  10. Steve Grissom - 3689
  11. Jeff Gordon - 3582
  12. Jeff Burton - 3533
  13. David Green - 3389
  14. Bobby Dotter - 3327
  15. Tracy Leslie - 3326
  16. Butch Miller - 3255
  17. Dave Rezendes - 3172
  18. Ward Burton - 3145
  19. Ed Berrier - 3067
  20. Elton Sawyer - 2481
  21. Harry Gant - 2309
  22. Troy Beebe - 2274
  23. Jay Elcon - 2208
  24. Dale Jarrett - 2172
  25. Cecil Eunice - 2097
  26. Richard Lasater - 1989
  27. Ed Ferree - 1837
  28. Dale Earnhardt - 1799
  29. Ernie Irvan - 1551
  30. Jeff Green - 1396
  31. Darrell Waltrip - 1305
  32. Davey Allison - 1303
  33. Morgan Shepherd - 1298
  34. Tommy Ellis - 1253
  35. Michael Waltrip - 1246
  36. Ken Schrader - 1180
  37. Jack Ingram - 1080
  38. Dick Trickle - 1050
  39. Mike Oliver - 1000
  40. Mike Wallace - 907
  41. Ricky Craven - 782
  42. Jim Bown - 743
  43. Jimmy Spencer - 636
  44. Jack Sprague - 629
  45. Joe Bessey - 623
  46. Mike McLaughlin - 620
  47. Phil Parsons - 605
  48. Jamie Aube - 573
  49. Terry Labonte - 560
  50. Jay Fogleman - 538
  51. Patty Moise - 494

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