2005 NASCAR Nextel Cup Series - Final Points Standings

Final Points Standings

  1. Tony Stewart – 6533
  2. Greg Biffle – 6498
  3. Carl Edwards – 6498
  4. Mark Martin – 6428
  5. Jimmie Johnson – 6406
  6. Ryan Newman – 6359
  7. Matt Kenseth – 6352
  8. Rusty Wallace – 6140
  9. Jeremy Mayfield – 6073
  10. Kurt Busch – 5974
    Cutoff for the Chase for the Nextel Cup
  11. Jeff Gordon – 4174
  12. Jamie McMurray – 4130
  13. Elliott Sadler – 4084
  14. Kevin Harvick – 4072
  15. Dale Jarrett – 3960
  16. Joe Nemechek – 3953
  17. Brian Vickers – 3844
  18. Jeff Burton – 3803
  19. Dale Earnhardt Jr. – 3780
  20. Kyle Busch – 3753
  21. Ricky Rudd – 3667
  22. Casey Mears – 3637
  23. Kasey Kahne – 3611
  24. Bobby Labonte – 3488
  25. Michael Waltrip – 3452
  26. Dave Blaney – 3244
  27. Kyle Petty – 3245
  28. Mike Bliss – 3271
  29. Jeff Green – 3292
  30. Sterling Marlin – 3350
  31. Ken Schrader – 3374
  32. Scott Wimmer – 3411
  33. Travis Kvapil – 3456
  34. Scott Riggs – 3568
  35. Mike Wallace – 4264
  36. Bobby Hamilton Jr. – 4350
  37. Robby Gordon – 4416
  38. Jason Leffler – 4995
  39. Kevin Lepage – 5073
  40. Terry Labonte – 5462
  41. Denny Hamlin – 5727
  42. Boris Said – 5742
  43. Johnny Sauter – 5811

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