2005 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series - Final Points Standings

Final Points Standings

  1. Ted Musgrave - 3585
  2. Dennis Setzer - 3480
  3. Todd Bodine - 3462
  4. Ron Hornaday - 3369
  5. Mike Skinner - 3273
  6. Bobby Hamilton - 3164
  7. David Starr - 3148
  8. Jack Sprague - 3137
  9. Matt Crafton - 3095
  10. Johnny Benson - 3076
  11. Todd Kluever - 3074
  12. Jimmy Spencer - 3050
  13. David Reutimann - 2979
  14. Ricky Craven - 2976
  15. Terry Cook - 2936
  16. Rick Crawford - 2917
  17. Bill Lester - 2672
  18. Brandon Whitt - 2602
  19. Brendan Gaughan - 2564
  20. Robert Pressley - 2493
  21. Brad Keselowski - 2367
  22. Steve Park - 2275
  23. Chase Montgomery - 2230
  24. Deborah Renshaw - 2123
  25. Tracy Hines - 2108
  26. Chad Chaffin - 2068
  27. Kyle Busch - 1734
  28. Timothy Peters - 1568
  29. Kelly Sutton - 1315
  30. Robert Huffman - 1271
  31. Ken Schrader - 1013
  32. Tim Fedewa - 749
  33. Wayne Edwards - 789
  34. Clay Rogers - 723
  35. Shigeaki Hattori - 703
  36. Bobby Labonte - 679
  37. Sean Murphy - 657
  38. Regan Smith - 640
  39. Mike Wallace - 604
  40. Joey Miller - 587
  41. Mike Bliss - 581
  42. Shane Hmiel - 513
  43. Chris Wimmer - 504
  44. Jack Bailey - 477
  45. Scott Lynch - 476
  46. John Andretti - 465
  47. Rich Bickle - 458
  48. Aric Almirola - 410
  49. Jimmy Kite - 403
  50. Eric Norris - 360

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