2004 Daytona 500 - Race Results

Race Results

  1. 8-Dale Earnhardt, Jr., Led 58 of 200 laps
  2. 20-Tony Stewart, Led 98 laps
  3. 22-Scott Wimmer*, Led 5 laps
  4. 29-Kevin Harvick, Led 6 laps
  5. 48-Jimmie Johnson, Led 16 laps
  6. 01-Joe Nemechek
  7. 38-Elliott Sadler
  8. 24-Jeff Gordon, Led 8 laps
  9. 17-Matt Kenseth, Led 2 laps
  10. 88-Dale Jarrett
  11. 18-Bobby Labonte
  12. 16-Greg Biffle
  13. 1-John Andretti, Led 1 lap
  14. 41-Casey Mears
  15. 23-Dave Blaney
  16. 97-Kurt Busch, 1 Lap down
  17. 0-Ward Burton, 1 Lap down
  18. 21-Ricky Rudd, 1 Lap down
  19. 77-Brendan Gaughan*, 1 Lap down
  20. 5-Terry Labonte, 1 Lap down; Led 1 lap
  21. 45-Kyle Petty, 1 Lap down; Led 5 laps
  22. 33-Mike Skinner, 2 Laps down
  23. 32-Ricky Craven, 2 Laps down
  24. 7-Jimmy Spencer, 2 Laps down
  25. 19-Jeremy Mayfield, 5 Laps down
  26. 30-Johnny Sauter*, 7 Laps down
  27. 09-Johnny Benson, 177 Laps (Accident Damage)
  28. 14-Larry Foyt, 24 Laps down
  29. 2-Rusty Wallace, 46 Laps down
  30. 50-Derrike Cope, 47 Laps down
  31. 12-Ryan Newman, 51 Laps down
  32. 4-Kevin Lepage, 68 Laps down
  33. 43-Jeff Green, 110 Laps (Accident Damage)
  34. 10-Scott Riggs*, 109 Laps (Accident Damage)
  35. 31-Robby Gordon, 78 Laps (Accident Damage)
  36. 42-Jamie McMurray, 75 Laps (Accident Damage)
  37. 40-Sterling Marlin, 75 Laps (Accident Damage)
  38. 15-Michael Waltrip, 70 Laps (Accident)
  39. 25-Brian Vickers*, 70 Laps (Accident)
  40. 49-Ken Schrader, 59 Laps (Accident)
  41. 9-Kasey Kahne*, 42 Laps (Engine Failure)
  42. 99-Jeff Burton, 25 Laps (Engine Failure)
  43. 6-Mark Martin, 7 Laps (Engine Failure).

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