2002 NASCAR Winston Cup Series - Final Points Standings

Final Points Standings

  1. Tony Stewart – 4800
  2. Mark Martin – 4762
  3. Kurt Busch – 4641
  4. Jeff Gordon – 4607
  5. Jimmie Johnson – 4600
  6. Ryan Newman – 4593
  7. Rusty Wallace – 4574
  8. Matt Kenseth – 4432
  9. Dale Jarrett – 4415
  10. Ricky Rudd – 4323
  11. Dale Earnhardt Jr. – 4270
  12. Jeff Burton – 4259
  13. Bill Elliott – 4158
  14. Michael Waltrip – 3985
  15. Ricky Craven – 3888
  16. Bobby Labonte – 3810
  17. Jeff Green – 3704
  18. Sterling Marlin – 3703
  19. Dave Blaney – 3670
  20. Robby Gordon – 3632
  21. Kevin Harvick – 3501
  22. Kyle Petty – 3501
  23. Elliott Sadler – 3418
  24. Terry Labonte – 3417
  25. Ward Burton – 3362
  26. Jeremy Mayfield – 3309
  27. Jimmy Spencer – 3187
  28. John Andretti – 3161
  29. Johnny Benson – 3132
  30. Ken Schrader – 2954
  31. Mike Skinner – 2886
  32. Bobby Hamilton – 2832
  33. Steve Park – 2694
  34. Joe Nemechek – 2682
  35. Casey Atwood – 2621
  36. Brett Bodine – 2276
  37. Jerry Nadeau – 2250
  38. Todd Bodine – 1987
  39. Kenny Wallace – 1868
  40. Hut Stricklin – 1781
  41. Mike Wallace – 1551
  42. Stacy Compton – 1557
  43. Geoffrey Bodine – 803
  44. Steve Grissom - 769
  45. Hermie Sadler - 688
  46. Jamie McMurray - 679
  47. Rick Mast - 576
  48. Greg Biffle - 570
  49. Buckshot Jones - 559
  50. Ted Musgrave - 452
  51. Tony Raines - 382
  52. Derrike Cope - 361
  53. Shawna Robinson - 361

Source: ESPN.com

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