2003 NASCAR Busch Series - Final Points Standings

Final Points Standings

  1. Brian Vickers - 4637
  2. David Green - 4623
  3. Ron Hornaday - 4591
  4. Bobby Hamilton, Jr. - 4588
  5. Jason Keller - 4528
  6. Scott Riggs - 4462
  7. Kasey Kahne - 4104
  8. Johnny Sauter - 4098
  9. Scott Wimmer - 4059
  10. Mike Bliss - 3932
  11. Stacy Compton - 3893
  12. Ashton Lewis - 3801
  13. Mike Wallace - 3489
  14. Coy Gibbs - 3213
  15. Shane Hmiel - 3160
  16. Kevin Harvick - 3077
  17. Todd Bodine - 2763
  18. Michael Waltrip - 2637
  19. Kevin Grubb - 2498
  20. Jamie McMurray - 2478
  21. Larry Gunselman - 2371
  22. David Stremme - 2354
  23. Mike Harmon - 2207
  24. Matt Kenseth - 1925
  25. Stanton Barrett - 1877
  26. Randy LaJoie - 1863
  27. Kerry Earnhardt - 1767
  28. Jason Schuler - 1765
  29. Jason White - 1754
  30. Joey Clanton - 1716
  31. Joe Nemechek - 1704
  32. Brad Teague - 1647
  33. Chad Blount - 1581
  34. Casey Mears - 1525
  35. Greg Biffle - 1502
  36. Tim Fedewa - 1491
  37. Casey Atwood - 1422
  38. Regan Smith - 1313
  39. Tony Raines - 1230
  40. Martin Truex, Jr. - 1228
  41. Chase Montgomery - 1219
  42. Ron Young - 1201
  43. Dave Blaney - 1133
  44. Hermie Sadler - 1066
  45. Tammy Jo Kirk - 1062
  46. Tim Sauter - 1028
  47. Damon Lusk - 950
  48. Kyle Busch - 827
  49. Jay Sauter - 818
  50. David Reutimann - 805

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