2002 Winchester 400 - Table of Results

Table of Results

Results of the 33rd Annual Winchester 400
Pos Start Driver/Hometown Make Laps Status
1 4 Gary St. Amant / Columbus, OH Chevrolet 400 running
2 10 Rick Beebe / Merriam, KS Ford 400 running
3 3 Joey Clanton / Stockbridge, GA Chevrolet 396 running
4 6 Kyle Busch / Las Vegas, NV Ford 393 broken wheel
5 15 Kevin Cywinski / Wausau, WI Chevrolet 392 running
6 30 Peter Cozzolino / Avon, IN Chevrolet 391 running
7 18 Greg Stewart / Four Oaks, NC Pontiac 382 running
8 19 Greg Williams / Haubstadt, IN Chevrolet 381 running
9 1 David Stremme / South Bend, IN Chevrolet 378 running
10 31 John Webb / Pauls Valley, OK Pontiac 372 running
11 23 John Silverthorne / Dallas, TX Chevrolet 372 running
12 24 Ed Brown / Leesburg, FL Chevrolet 369 running
13 27 Tracy Gordon / Strong, ME Pontiac 365 running
14 22 Chad Wood / Madison, WI Chevrolet 364 running
15 2 Mike Garvey / Lakeville, MN Chevrolet 362 running
16 17 Jason Boyd / Orlando, FL Chevrolet 358 running
17 20 Pat Kelly Chevrolet 336 running
18 11 Butch Miller / Coopersville, MI Chevrolet 320 radiator
19 14 Todd Kluever / Sun Prairie, WI Chevrolet 317 accident
20 28 Mark Pluer / West Allis, WI Chevrolet 267 handling
21 5 Robbie Pyle / Columbus, OH Chevrolet 227 accident
22 9 J.C. Beattie Jr. / Baltimore, MD Chevrolet 227 accident
23 29 Charlie Hanna / Goshen, IN Pontiac 223 overheating
24 16 Doug Stevens / Lovejoy, GA Chevrolet 207 accident
25 26 Tim Taylor / Indianapolis, IN Chevrolet 183 accident
26 12 Russ Tuttle / Indianapolis, IN Chevrolet 176 handling
27 7 Bryan Reffner / Rudolph, WI Chevrolet 154 clutch
28 33 Mark Cole / Evansville, IN Pontiac 98 suspension
29 21 Chris Wimmer / Wausaw, WI Chevrolet 83 clutch
30 13 Davin Scites / Wayne, WV Chevrolet 31 accident
31 32 Rich Gardner / Marion, KY Chevrolet 4 handling
32 8 Joel Kauffman / LaGrange, IN Chevrolet 2 accident
33 25 Dave Sensiba/ Midland, MI Ford 2 accident

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