Chevy Rock and Roll 400
The Chevy Rock and Roll 400 was held at Richmond International Raceway on September 6, 2003. Mike Skinner sat on the pole.
- Ryan Newman
- Jeremy Mayfield
- Ricky Rudd
- Jeff Burton
- Rusty Wallace
- Bobby Labonte
- Matt Kenseth
- Terry Labonte
- Johnny Benson
- Jeff Gordon
Failed to qualify: Larry Foyt (#50), Billy Bigley (#79)
- With 8 laps to go, Kevin Harvick got loose against Ricky Rudd and spun in the wall. After the race, both cars stopped in the pit road and both drivers began a scuffle between the #21 and #29 with the pit crew member yells during the fight. Following an incident between Rudd and Harvick, Harvick fined $35,000 and crew chief Todd Berrier fined $10,000 for the incident. In addition, two other pit crew member fined $2,500 each and both pit crew member suspended for the next week's race.
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