Final Points Standings
- Randy LaJoie - 3714
- David Green - 3685
- Todd Bodine - 3064
- Jeff Green - 3059
- Chad Little - 2984
- Jason Keller - 2900
- Jeff Purvis - 2894
- Kevin Lepage - 2870
- Phil Parsons - 2854
- Mike McLaughlin - 2853
- Curtis Markham - 2838
- Dick Trickle - 2728
- Terry Labonte - 2699
- Glenn Allen, Jr. - 2593
- Hermie Sadler - 2588
- Larry Pearson - 2471
- Jeff Fuller - 2399
- Rodney Combs - 2396
- Bobby Labonte - 2374
- Tim Fedewa - 2320
- Mark Martin - 2186
- Dale Jarrett - 2109
- Mike Dillon - 1945
- Bobby Dotter - 1832
- Buckshot Jones - 1708
- Mike Wallace - 1664
- Dennis Setzer - 1567
- Tommy Houston - 1563
- Ricky Craven - 1503
- Doug Heveron - 1488
- Patty Moise - 1458
- Jimmy Spencer - 1392
- Jim Bown - 1346
- Michael Waltrip - 1342
- Elliott Sadler - 1301
- Stevie Reeves - 1290
- Randy Porter - 1283
- Joe Nemechek - 1282
- Elton Sawyer - 1217
- Derrike Cope - 1200
- Kenny Wallace - 1189
- Shane Hall - 1175
- Jeremy Mayfield - 1051
- Joe Bessey - 1023
- Steve Grissom - 1005
- Mark Green - 947
- Ward Burton - 919
- Hut Stricklin - 791
- Tony Stewart - 753
- Tracy Leslie - 645
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