1994 NASCAR Winston Cup Series - 1994 NASCAR Winston Cup Series Drivers

1994 NASCAR Winston Cup Series Drivers

Team Car # Driver Sponsor Car Owner Crew Chief
Active Motorsports Chevrolet Lumina 32 Dick Trickle Active Trucking Dean Myers Mike Hillman
A.G. Dillard Motorsports Chevrolet Lumina 31 Ward Burton (R) Hardee's Alan Dillard Philippe Lopez
Bahari Racing Pontiac Grand Prix 30 Michael Waltrip Pennzoil Chuck Rider Doug Hewitt
Bill Davis Racing Pontiac Grand Prix 22 Bobby Labonte Maxwell House Bill Davis Chris Hussey
Bobby Allison Motorsports Ford Thunderbird 12 Derrike Cope Straight Arrow Bobby Allison Jimmy Fennig
Bud Moore Engineering Ford Thunderbird 15 Lake Speed Ford Quality Care Bud Moore Donnie Wingo
Butch Mock Motorsports Ford Thunderbird 75 Todd Bodine Factory Stores of America Butch Mock Butch Mock
Cale Yarborough Motorsports Ford Thunderbird 98 Jeremy Mayfield (R) Fingerhut Cale Yarborough
Darrell Waltrip Motorsports Chevrolet Lumina 17 Darrell Waltrip Western Auto Darrell Waltrip Pete Peterson
Diamond Ridge Motorsports Chevrolet Lumina 29 Steve Grissom (R) Diamond Ridge Motorsports Gary Bechtel Bryant Frazier
Donlavey Racing Ford Thunderbird 90 Mike Wallace (R) Heilig-Meyers Junie Donlavey Junie Donlavey
Geoff Bodine Racing Ford Thunderbird 7 Geoff Bodine Exide Batteries Geoff Bodine Paul Andrews
Hendrick Motorsports Chevrolet Lumina 5 Terry Labonte Kellogg's Corn Flakes Rick Hendrick Gary DeHart
24 Jeff Gordon DuPont Ray Evernham
25 Ken Schrader Kodiak Joe Hendrick Ken Howes
Joe Gibbs Racing Chevrolet Lumina 18 Dale Jarrett Interstate Batteries Joe Gibbs Jimmy Makar
Junior Johnson & Associates Ford Thunderbird 11 Bill Elliott Budweiser Junior Johnson Mike Beam
27 Jimmy Spencer McDonald's Mike Hill
King Racing Ford Thunderbird 26 Brett Bodine Quaker State Kenny Bernstein Donnie Richeson
Larry Hedrick Motorsports Chevrolet Lumina 41 Joe Nemechek (R) Meineke Larry Hedrick Doug Richert
Leo Jackson Motorsports Chevrolet Lumina 33 Harry Gant Skoal Bandit Leo Jackson Charley Pressley
Marcis Auto Racing Chevrolet Lumina 71 Dave Marcis Olive Garden Helen Marcis Bob Marcis
Melling Racing Ford Thunderbird 9 Phil Parsons Melling Engine Parts Harry Melling Peter Sospenzo
Morgan-McClure Motorsports Chevrolet Lumina 4 Sterling Marlin Kodak Larry McClure Tony Glover
Penske Racing Ford Thunderbird 2 Rusty Wallace Miller Genuine Draft Roger Penske Buddy Parrott
Petty Enterprises Pontiac Grand Prix 43 John Andretti (R) STP Richard Petty Robbie Loomis
Precision Products Racing Ford Thunderbird 1 Rick Mast Skoal Classic Richard Jackson Kevin Hamlin
Richard Childress Racing Chevrolet Lumina 3 Dale Earnhardt GM Goodwrench Richard Childress Andy Petree
Robert Yates Racing Ford Thunderbird 28 Ernie Irvan
Kenny Wallace		 Texaco/Havoline Robert Yates Larry McReynolds
Roush Racing Ford Thunderbird 6 Mark Martn Valvoline Jack Roush Steve Hmiel
16 Ted Musgrave The Family Channel Geoff Smith Robin Pemberton
Rudd Performance Motorsports Ford Thunderbird 10 Ricky Rudd Tide Linda Rudd Bill Ingle
SABCO Racing Pontiac Grand Prix 40 Bobby Hamilton Kendall Motor Oil Felix Sabates Jeff Hammond
42 Kyle Petty Mello Yello Jim Long
Smokin' Joe's Racing Ford Thunderbird 23 Hut Stricklin Smokin' Joe's Travis Carter Travis Carter
Stavola Brothers Racing Ford Thunderbird 8 Jeff Burton (R) Raybestos Billy Stavola Buddy Barnes
Tri-Star Motorsports Ford Thunderbird 19 Loy Allen Jr. (R) Hooters Mark Smith Dennis Conner
U.S. Racing Ford Thunderbird 77 Greg Sacks USAir D.K. Ulrich Tony Furr
Wood Brothers Racing Ford Thunderbird 21 Morgan Shepherd Citgo Glen Wood Eddie Wood

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