Results
- 15-Michael Waltrip, Led 68 of 109 Laps
- 97-Kurt Busch
- 48-Jimmie Johnson, Led 8 Laps
- 29-Kevin Harvick
- 6-Mark Martin
- 31-Robby Gordon
- 20-Tony Stewart, Led 6 Laps
- 19-Jeremy Mayfield
- 09-Mike Wallace
- 88-Dale Jarrett
- 99-Jeff Burton
- 24-Jeff Gordon
- 45-Kyle Petty
- 0-Jack Sprague*
- 21-Ricky Rudd
- 23-Kenny Wallace
- 40-Sterling Marlin
- 54-Todd Bodine, Led 1 Lap
- 10-Johnny Benson
- 17-Matt Kenseth, Led 2 Laps
- 16-Greg Biffle*
- 25-Joe Nemechek
- 38-Elliott Sadler
- 77-Dave Blaney
- 2-Rusty Wallace
- 32-Ricky Craven, Led 1 Lap
- 41-Casey Mears*, Led 1 Lap
- 01-Jerry Nadeau
- 1-Steve Park
- 5-Terry Labonte
- 42-Jamie McMurray*
- 9-Bill Elliott
- 74-Tony Raines*
- 43-John Andretti, 1 Lap down
- 8-Dale Earnhardt, Jr, 1 Lap down; Led 22 Laps
- 4-Mike Skinner, 1 Lap down
- 22-Ward Burton, Completed 105 Laps (Accident)
- 30-Jeff Green, 94 Laps (Accident)
- 7-Jimmy Spencer, 94 Laps (Accident)
- 18-Bobby Labonte, 28 Laps down
- 49-Ken Schrader, 57 Laps (Accident)
- 12-Ryan Newman, 56 Laps (Accident)
Failed to qualify:
- 14-Larry Foyt*
- 11-Brett Bodine
- 02-Hermie Sadler
- 60-David Green
- 90-Kirk Shelmerdine
- 37-Derrike Cope
- 78-Mike Harmon
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