Martinsville: full results
NAPA AutoCare 500, Martinsville Speedway - October 1, 2000
Martinsville, Va.
1 20 Tony Stewart, Home Depot Pont 500 180
2 3 Dale Earnhardt, GM Goodwrench Chev 500 170
3 99 Jeff Burton, Exide Batteries Ford 500 175
4 28 Ricky Rudd, Texaco/Havoline Ford 500 165
5 24 Jeff Gordon, DuPont Chev 500 155
6 88 Dale Jarrett, Quality Care Ford 500 150
7 26 Jimmy Spencer, Big Kmart Ford 500 146
8 31 Mike Skinner, Lowe's Chev 500 142
9 40 Sterling Marlin, Coors Light Chev 500 143
10 18 Bobby Labonte, Interstate Pont 500 134
11 1 Steve Park, Pennzoil Chev 500 130
12 25 Jerry Nadeau, Michael Holigan Chev 500 127
13 43 John Andretti, STP/Cheerios Pont 500 124
14 33 Joe Nemechek, Oakwood Homes Chev 500 121
15 94 Bill Elliott, McDonald's Ford 500 118
16 36 Ken Schrader, M&M's Pont 499 115
17 5 Terry Labonte, Kellogg's Chev 499 112
18 6 Mark Martin, Valvoline Ford 499 114
19 10 Johnny Benson, Aaron's Pont 499 106
20 50 Ricky Craven, Midwest Trans. Chev 499 108
21 01 Ted Musgrave, BellSouth Chev 498 100
22 55 Kenny Wallace, Square D Chev 498 97
23 2 Rusty Wallace, Miller Lite Ford 498 99
24 7 Michael Waltrip, NationsRent Chev 498 96
25 19 Casey Atwood, Motorola Ford 497 88
26 14 Rick Mast, Conseco Pont 497 85
27 66 Darrell Waltrip, Big Kmart Ford 497 82
28 27 Mike Bliss, Viagra Pont 496 79
29 16 Kevin LePage, FamilyClick.com Ford 494 76
30 93 Dave Blaney, Amoco Pont 494 73
31 45 Kyle Petty, Sprint Pont 486 70
32 21 Elliott Sadler, Citgo Ford 480 67
33 77 Robert Pressley, Jasper Ford 458 64
34 17 Matt Kenseth, DeWalt Tools Ford 447 61
35 4 Bobby Hamilton, Kodak Film Chev 444 58
36 8 Dale Earnhardt Jr, Budweiser Chev 406 55
37 97 Kurt Busch, John Deere Ford 396 52
38 12 Jeremy Mayfield, Mobil 1 Ford 393 49
39 9 Stacy Compton, Kodiak Ford 333 46
40 75 Wally Dallenbach, Cartoon Network Ford 329 43
41 11 Brett Bodine, Ralph's Ford 317 40
42 90 Hut Stricklin, Hills Bros. Ford 114 37
43 22 Ward Burton, Caterpillar Pont 61 34
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