Final Points Standings
- Jeff Gordon - 4710
- Dale Jarrett - 4696
- Mark Martin - 4681
- Jeff Burton - 4285
- Dale Earnhardt - 4216
- Terry Labonte - 4177
- Bobby Labonte - 4101
- Bill Elliott - 3836
- Rusty Wallace - 3598
- Ken Schrader - 3576
- Johnny Benson - 3575
- Ted Musgrave - 3556
- Jeremy Mayfield - 3547
- Ernie Irvan - 3534
- Kyle Petty - 3455
- Bobby Hamilton - 3450
- Ricky Rudd - 3330
- Michael Waltrip - 3173
- Ricky Craven - 3108
- Jimmy Spencer - 3079
- Steve Grissom - 3061
- Geoff Bodine - 3046
- John Andretti - 3019
- Ward Burton - 2987
- Sterling Marlin - 2954
- Darrell Waltrip - 2942
- Derrike Cope - 2901
- Joe Nemechek - 2754
- Brett Bodine - 2716
- Mike Skinner - 2669
- Dick Trickle - 2629
- Rick Mast - 2569
- Kenny Wallace - 2462
- Hut Stricklin - 2423
- Lake Speed - 2301
- Chad Little - 2081
- David Green - 2038
- Morgan Shepherd - 2033
- Jeff Green - 1624
- Robby Gordon - 1495
- Wally Dallenbach, Jr. - 1475
- Dave Marcis - 1405
- Robert Pressley - 984
- Gary Bradberry - 868
- Greg Sacks - 778
- Mike Wallace - 541
- Bobby Hillin, Jr. - 511
- Lance Hooper - 402
- Kenny Irwin, Jr. - 390
- Billy Standridge - 366
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