1985 NASCAR Winston Cup Series

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Drivers Bobby Allison (upper left), Bobby Hillin Jr. (upper right), Cale Yarborough (lower left), Terry Labonte (2nd from lower left), and Bill Elliott (lower right) in at Pocono in 1985 1985NASCARDriversAtPocono.jpg
Drivers Bobby Allison (upper left), Bobby Hillin Jr. (upper right), Cale Yarborough (lower left), Terry Labonte (2nd from lower left), and Bill Elliott (lower right) in at Pocono in 1985
NASCAR at Dover in 1985 DoverInternationalSpeedwayAsphalt1985.jpg
NASCAR at Dover in 1985

The 1985 NASCAR Winston Cup Series was the 37th season of professional stock car racing in the United States and the 14th modern-era Cup series season. The season began on Sunday, February 10 and ended on Sunday, November 17. Darrell Waltrip, driving for Junior Johnson, was crowned champion (for the third time in his career) at the end of the season. Bill Elliott, driving for Harry Melling, had won 11 races in 1985 (as well as the Winston Million), but lost the title by 101 points to three-time race winner Waltrip. This was the first season where all races were televised in some form.

Contents

This would be the last season without Dale Jarrett until 2009 and Mark Martin until 2014.

Teams and drivers

Complete schedule

There were 23 full-time teams in 1985.

ManufacturerTeamNo.Race DriverCrew Chief
Buick Race Hill Farm Team 47 Ron Bouchard Jake Elder
Stavola Brothers Racing 8 Bobby Hillin Jr.
Chevrolet Hamby Motorsports 17 Ken Ragan 6
Phil Parsons 14
Bosco Lowe 1
Lennie Pond 7
Hendrick Motorsports 5 Geoff Bodine Harry Hyde
Junior Johnson & Associates 11 Darrell Waltrip Jeff Hammond
12 Neil Bonnett Doug Richert
Mach 1 Racing 33 Harry Gant Travis Carter
Marcis Auto Racing 71 Dave Marcis
Richard Childress Racing 3 Dale Earnhardt Kirk Shelmerdine
Ford Bud Moore Engineering 15 Ricky Rudd Bud Moore
Donlavey Racing 90 Ken Schrader (R)
Langley Racing 64 Clark Dwyer
Melling Racing 9 Bill Elliott Ernie Elliott
Wood Brothers Racing 7 Kyle Petty Leonard Wood
Oldsmobile Baker-Schiff Racing 88 Buddy Baker
Hagan Racing 44 Terry Labonte Dale Inman
Pontiac Blue Max Racing 27 Tim Richmond Barry Dodson
Cliff Stewart Racing 2 Rusty Wallace Darrell Bryant
Curb Racing 43 Richard Petty Mike Beam
Means Racing 52 Jimmy Means
RahMoc Enterprises 75 Lake Speed Bob Rahilly
Buick 8
Chevrolet 1
Ford 4 [1]
Bobby Allison Motorsports 22 Bobby Allison Reds Kagle [2]
Chrysler 5
Dodge 1
Ford 22
Arrington Racing 67 Morgan Shepherd 1
Phil Good 1
Buddy Arrington 26Joey Arrington 26

Limited schedule

ManufacturerTeamNo.Race DriverCrew ChiefRound(s)
Buick Bahre Racing 23 Dick May 1
Booher Farms 65 Joe Booher 1
Ulrich Racing D. K. Ulrich 1
Buck Baker Racing 87 Randy Baker 3
Stolarcyk Racing Mike Stolarcyk 1
Cooper Racing 80 Edward Cooper 1
DiGard Motorsports 22 Bobby Allison Robin Pemberton 15 [3]
77 Greg Sacks 13
Edwards Racing 32 Jonathan Lee Edwards 1
401
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Elliott Racing 72 Brent Elliott Kermit Elliott 4
Kieper Racing 98 Jim Bown 1
Newsom Racing 20 Rick Newsom 4
Osborne Racing 16 Bill Osborne 2
Petris Racing 63 Dale Perry 1
U.S. Racing 50 Jim Southard 4
Chevrolet 5
Buick 6 [4]
Wawak Racing 74 Bobby Wawak 8
Chevrolet Adcox Racing 29 Grant Adcox 2
Anderson Racing 08 Craig Spetman 2
Bahre Racing 23 Morgan Shepherd 1
Jim Hull 1
Eldon Dotson 1
Ball Racing 99 Connie Saylor 6
Blair Aiken 2
Beahr Racing 35 Bud Hickey 1
Benfield Racing 98 Trevor Boys 6
Stoke Racing Ron Esau 1
Kieper Racing Jim Bown 1
Billy Matthews Racing 09 Dick Trickle 2
Bob Johnson Racing 07 Randy LaJoie 2
Bobby Hawkins Racing 16 Butch Lindley 1
Morgan Shepherd 4
Boys Racing 24 Trevor Boys 1
Davis Racing 06 Joe Thurman 1
Freelander Motorsports 18 Tommy Ellis 14
Glen Steurer 2
Hendrick Motorsports 1 Dick Brooks 1
Ellington Racing Charles Poalillo Runt Pittman 1
Davey Allison 3
Pancho Carter 1
Helen Rae Motorsports 00 Jody Ridley 1
Ed Sanger 1
Phil Barkdoll 2
Morgan Shepherd 7
Sterling Marlin 1
Heveron Racing 10 Doug Heveron 1
DiGard Motorsports Greg Sacks 1
Gerhart Racing 25 Bobby Gerhart 5
Henley Gray Racing 31 Slick Johnson 1
Steve Gray 1
54 Bobby Wawak 1
Goff Racing 79 Dick Skillen 2
H. L. Waters Racing 0 Delma Cowart 6
Hylton Racing 48 Lennie Pond 4
Don Hume (R)1
496
James Hylton 1
Greg Sacks 3
Trevor Boys 13
Lennie Pond 1
Ron Esau 1
Jackson Brothers Motorsports 55 Benny Parsons Cliff Champion 13
66 Phil Parsons 13
Lain Motorsports 37 Satch Worley 1
McCray Racing 45 Rick McCray 2
Morris Racing Rick Baldwin 1
McDuffie Racing 70 J. D. McDuffie 7
Morgan-McClure Motorsports 4 Joe Ruttman Tony Glover 16
Newsom Racing 20 Rick Newsom 5
Paul Racing 53 Donny Paul 2
Scott Racing Bill Scott 3
Jeff Hooker 1
Ragan Racing 77 Davey Allison Marvin Ragan 2
Sacks & Sons 51 Greg Sacks 4
Cecil Gordon 1
Sadler Brothers Racing 95 Sterling Marlin 7
Mike Alexander 4
Schmitt Motorsports 73 Bill Schmitt 2
Steve Moore 1
Shepherd Racing 38 Morgan Shepherd 1
Sims Brothers Racing 84 Mike Alexander 7
Sonntag Racing 65 Joey Sonntag 1
Booher Farms Joe Booher 1
Stoner Racing 96 Eldon Dotson 1
Terry Motorsports 32 Ruben Garcia 2
Tommy Houston 1
U.S. Racing 6 Eddie Bierschwale (R)27
Thomas Racing 41 Glenn Jarrett 1
Ronnie Thomas 8
Williams Racing 63 Chuck Walton 1
Wawak Racing 74 Bobby Wawak 6
Rick Wilson 1
Chrysler Good Racing 76 Phil Good 3
Rick Baldwin Racing 04 Rick Baldwin 1
MRE Racing 93 Maurice Randall 5
Palmer Racing Norm Palmer 1
St. James Racing 02 St. James Davis 1
Dodge Good Racing 76 Phil Good 1
Ford Beahr Racing 35 Dick May 1
Morgan Shepherd 1
Bowman Racing 96 Jerry Bowman 5
DiGard Motorsports 10 Ken Ragan 1
Jefferson Racing 07 Derrike Cope 2
McDuffie Racing 70 J. D. McDuffie 3
McKnight Racing 83 Sumner McKnight 1
Circle Bar Racing 31 Chet Fillip 1
Pearson Racing 21 David Pearson Leonard Wood 12
Rick Wilson 1
Petty Enterprises 1 Dick Brooks 3
Morgan Shepherd 1
Ranier-Lundy Racing 28 Cale Yarborough Waddell Wilson 16
Spohn Racing 05 Dean Roper 1
Slick Johnson 5
51 Doug Heveron 1
Slick Johnson 1
Stahl Racing 82 Mark Stahl 3
Terry Motorsports 32 Alan Kulwicki 2
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Walker Enterprises 68 Mike Potter 7
Jimmy Walker 1
Ed Baugess 1
Wangerin Racing 39 Blackie Wangerin 2
Oldsmobile A. J. Foyt Enterprises 14 A. J. Foyt 7
Earle Canavan Racing 01 Earle Canavan 1
KC Racing 91 John Krebs 1
Midgley Racing 29 Scott Autrey Dick Midgley 1
Williams Racing 78 Jim Robinson 2
Pontiac Bahre Racing 23 Michael Waltrip 5
Blue Max Racing 72 Sammy Swindell 1
Curb Racing 42 Tom Sneva 2
DiGard Motorsports 10 Dick Trickle 1
Francis Racing 03 Glenn Francis 1
H. B. Bailey Racing 36 H. B. Bailey 2
Leonard Racing 85 Tommie Crozier 4
McDuffie Racing 0 Jeff McDuffie 1
70 J. D. McDuffie 18
Mueller Brothers Racing 89 Jim Sauter 3
Park Racing 19 Bob Park 3
Riley Racing 60 Bob Riley 1
Sosres Racing 94 John Soares Jr. 2
Smith Motorsports 04 Hershel McGriff 2

Schedule

No.Race Title Track Date
NC Busch Clash Daytona International Speedway, Daytona Beach February 10
7-Eleven Twin 125's February 14
Daytona 500 Consolation RaceFebruary 15
1 Daytona 500 February 17
2 Miller High Life 400 Richmond Fairgrounds Raceway, Richmond February 24
3 Carolina 500 North Carolina Motor Speedway, Rockingham March 3
4 Coca-Cola 500 Atlanta International Raceway, Hampton March 17
5 Valleydale 500 Bristol International Raceway, Bristol April 6
6 TranSouth 500 Darlington Raceway, Darlington April 14
7 Northwestern Bank 400 North Wilkesboro Speedway, North Wilkesboro April 21
8 Sovran Bank 500 Martinsville Speedway, Ridgeway April 28
9 Winston 500 Alabama International Motor Speedway, Talladega May 5
10 Budweiser 500 Dover Downs International Speedway, Dover May 19
NC The Winston Charlotte Motor Speedway, Concord May 25
11 Coca-Cola World 600 May 26
12 Budweiser 400 Riverside International Raceway, Riverside June 2
13 Van Scoy Diamond Mine 500 Pocono International Raceway, Long Pond June 9
14 Michigan 400 Michigan International Speedway, Brooklyn June 16
15 Pepsi Firecracker 400 Daytona International Speedway, Daytona Beach July 4
16 Summer 500 Pocono International Raceway, Long Pond July 21
17 Talladega 500 Alabama International Motor Speedway, Talladega July 28
18 Champion Spark Plug 400 Michigan International Speedway, Brooklyn August 11
19 Busch 500 Bristol International Raceway, Bristol August 24
20 Southern 500 Darlington Raceway, Darlington September 1
21 Wrangler Sanfor-Set 400 Richmond Fairgrounds Raceway, Richmond September 8
22 Delaware 500 Dover Downs International Speedway, Dover September 15
23 Goody's 500 Martinsville Speedway, Ridgeway September 22
24 Holly Farms 400 North Wilkesboro Speedway, North Wilkesboro September 29
25 Miller High Life 500 Charlotte Motor Speedway, Concord October 6
26 Nationwise 500 North Carolina Motor Speedway, Rockingham October 20
27 Atlanta Journal 500 Atlanta International Raceway, Hampton November 3
28 Winston Western 500 Riverside International Raceway, Riverside November 17

Bold indicates the race was part of the Winston Million.

Races

No.Race Pole position Most laps ledWinning driverManufacturer
Busch ClashRicky RuddTerry LabonteTerry LabonteChevrolet
7-Eleven 125 #1Bill ElliottBill ElliottBill ElliottFord
7-Eleven 125 #2Cale YarboroughUnknownCale YarboroughFord
Daytona 500 Consolation RaceRick NewsomRandy LaJoieRandy LaJoieChevrolet
1Daytona 500Bill ElliottBill ElliottBill ElliottFord
2Miller High Life 400Darrell WaltripDarrell WaltripDale EarnhardtChevrolet
3Carolina 500Terry LabonteTerry LabonteNeil BonnettChevrolet
4Coca-Cola 500Neil BonnettBill ElliottBill ElliottFord
5Valleydale 500Harry GantDale EarnhardtDale EarnhardtChevrolet
6TranSouth 500Bill ElliottBill ElliottBill ElliottFord
7Northwestern Bank 400Darrell WaltripNeil BonnettNeil BonnettChevrolet
8Sovran Bank 500Darrell WaltripHarry GantHarry GantChevrolet
9Winston 500Bill ElliottCale YarboroughBill ElliottFord
10Budweiser 500Terry LabonteBill ElliottBill ElliottFord
The WinstonTerry LabonteHarry GantDarrell WaltripChevrolet
11Coca-Cola World 600Bill ElliottDale EarnhardtDarrell WaltripChevrolet
12Budweiser 400Darrell WaltripTerry LabonteTerry LabonteChevrolet
13Van Scoy Diamond Mine 500Bill ElliottGeoff BodineBill ElliottFord
14Miller 400Bill ElliottDarrell WaltripBill ElliottFord
15Pepsi Firecracker 400Bill ElliottBill ElliottGreg SacksChevrolet
16Summer 500Darrell WaltripNeil BonnettBill ElliottFord
17Talladega 500Bill ElliottBill ElliottCale YarboroughFord
18Champion Spark Plug 400Bill ElliottDarrell WaltripBill ElliottFord
19Busch 500Dale EarnhardtDale EarnhardtDale EarnhardtChevrolet
20Southern 500Bill ElliottDale EarnhardtBill ElliottFord
21Wrangler Sanfor-Set 400Geoff BodineTerry LabonteDarrell WaltripChevrolet
22Delaware 500Bill ElliottHarry GantHarry GantChevrolet
23Goody's 500Geoff BodineTim RichmondDale EarnhardtChevrolet
24Holly Farms 400Geoff BodineHarry GantHarry GantChevrolet
25Miller High Life 500Harry GantHarry GantCale YarboroughFord
26Nationwise 500Terry LabonteCale YarboroughDarrell WaltripChevrolet
27Atlanta Journal 500Harry GantBill ElliottBill ElliottFord
28Winston Western 500Terry LabonteTerry LabonteRicky RuddFord

Busch Clash

The Busch Clash was run on February 10 at Daytona International Speedway. Ricky Rudd drew for the pole.

Top Ten Results

  1. 44 – Terry Labonte
  2. 11 – Darrell Waltrip
  3. 9 – Bill Elliott
  4. 5 – Geoff Bodine
  5. 33 – Harry Gant
  6. 15 – Ricky Rudd
  7. 88 – Buddy Baker
  8. 2 – Rusty Wallace
  9. 4 – Joe Ruttman
  10. 28 – Cale Yarborough

7-Eleven Twin 125's

The 7-Eleven Twin 125's were run on February 14 at Daytona. Bill Elliott won the pole for race 1 with a lap average speed of 205.114 mph (330.099 km/h). Cale Yarborough won the pole for race 2 with a lap average speed of 203.814 mph (328.007 km/h).

Race One Top Ten Results

  1. 9 – Bill Elliott
  2. 11 – Darrell Waltrip
  3. 55 – Benny Parsons
  4. 88 – Buddy Baker
  5. 15 – Ricky Rudd
  6. 1 – Dick Brooks
  7. 51 – Greg Sacks
  8. 47 – Ron Bouchard
  9. 5 – Geoff Bodine
  10. 12 – Neil Bonnett

Race Two Top Ten Results

  1. 28 – Cale Yarborough
  2. 21 – David Pearson
  3. 7 – Kyle Petty
  4. 43 – Richard Petty
  5. 33 – Harry Gant
  6. 66 – Phil Parsons
  7. 75 – Lake Speed
  8. 14 – A. J. Foyt
  9. 3 – Dale Earnhardt
  10. 95 – Sterling Marlin

Daytona 500 Consolation Race

For the final time to date, all 9 drivers that failed to qualify for the Daytona 500 were allowed to race in a 30 lap (75 mi (121 km)) race on February 15. Rick Newsom was on the pole.

Full Results

FinishGridCar
no.
DriverCar MakeLapsStatusLaps
Led
Money
1507 Randy LaJoie Chevrolet Monte Carlo300:23:4636$3,500
2741 Glenn Jarrett Chevrolet Monte Carlo30-3 seconds0$500
3637 Satch Worley Chevrolet Monte Carlo30Flagged2$100
4120 Rick Newsom Chevrolet Monte Carlo30Flagged3
5205 Dean Roper Ford Thunderbird29-1 lap0
6306 Joe Thurman Chevrolet Monte Carlo29-1 lap0
7965 Joey Sonntag Chevrolet Monte Carlo28-2 laps0
8482 Mark Stahl Ford Thunderbird11Engine0
9819Bob ParkPontiac Grand Prix2Engine0
Source: [5]

Average speed:189.341 mi (304.715 km)
Caution flags: none

Lead changes: 2
From
lap
To
lap
Total
laps
Driver
133 Rick Newsom
452 Satch Worley
63025 Randy LaJoie

Daytona 500

The Daytona 500, the 27th running of the event, was held on February 17, 1985, at Daytona International Speedway, in Daytona Beach, Florida. Bill Elliott won the pole with a new track record (at the time) speed of 205.114 mph (330.099 km/h), he also won his qualifying race.

Top Ten Results

  1. 9 - Bill Elliott
  2. 75 - Lake Speed
  3. 11 - Darrell Waltrip -1 Lap
  4. 88 - Buddy Baker -1 Lap
  5. 15 - Ricky Rudd -1 Lap
  6. 51 - Greg Sacks -1 Lap
  7. 5 - Geoff Bodine -2 Laps
  8. 2 - Rusty Wallace -3 Laps
  9. 8 - Bobby Hillin Jr. -3 Laps
  10. 12 - Neil Bonnett -5 Laps (DNF: Engine Failure)

Miller High Life 400

The Miller High Life 400 was run on February 24 at Richmond Fairgrounds Raceway in Richmond, Virginia. Darrell Waltrip won the pole.

Top Ten Results

  1. 3 – Dale Earnhardt
  2. 5 – Geoff Bodine
  3. 11 – Darrell Waltrip
  4. 47 – Ron Bouchard
  5. 33 – Harry Gant
  6. 44 – Terry Labonte
  7. 7 – Kyle Petty
  8. 71 – Dave Marcis
  9. 27 – Tim Richmond
  10. 75 – Lake Speed

Carolina 500

The Carolina 500 was run on March 3 at North Carolina Motor Speedway in Rockingham, North Carolina. Terry Labonte won the pole.

Top Ten Results

  1. 12 – Neil Bonnett
  2. 33 – Harry Gant
  3. 44 – Terry Labonte
  4. 75 – Lake Speed
  5. 7 – Kyle Petty
  6. 4 – Joe Ruttman
  7. 28 – Cale Yarborough
  8. 43 – Richard Petty
  9. 2 – Rusty Wallace
  10. 3 – Dale Earnhardt

Coca-Cola 500

The Coca-Cola 500 was run on March 17 at Atlanta International Raceway in Atlanta, Georgia. For the final time in his Cup Series career Neil Bonnett won the pole.

Top Ten Results

  1. 9 – Bill Elliott
  2. 5 – Geoff Bodine
  3. 12 – Neil Bonnett
  4. 15 – Ricky Rudd
  5. 22 – Bobby Allison
  6. 44 – Terry Labonte
  7. 47 – Ron Bouchard
  8. 55 – Benny Parsons
  9. 3 – Dale Earnhardt
  10. 51 – Greg Sacks

Valleydale 500

The Valleydale 500 at Bristol International Raceway in Bristol, Tennessee was originally scheduled to run on Sunday, March 31, 1985, but was postponed and ran Saturday, April 6 due to rain. Harry Gant won the pole.

Top Ten Results

  1. 3 – Dale Earnhardt
  2. 15 – Ricky Rudd
  3. 44 – Terry Labonte -2 laps
  4. 88 – Buddy Baker -2 laps
  5. 2 – Rusty Wallace -3 laps
  6. 7 – Kyle Petty -5 laps
  7. 75 – Lake Speed -5 laps
  8. 43 – Richard Petty -5 laps
  9. 8 – Bobby Hillin Jr. -5 laps
  10. 90 – Ken Schrader (R) -11 laps

TranSouth 500

The TranSouth 500 was run on April 14 at Darlington Raceway in Darlington, South Carolina. Bill Elliott won the pole.

Top Ten Results

  1. 9 – Bill Elliott
  2. 11 – Darrell Waltrip
  3. 27 – Tim Richmond
  4. 44 – Terry Labonte
  5. 2 – Rusty Wallace
  6. 12 – Neil Bonnett
  7. 5 – Geoff Bodine
  8. 66 – Phil Parsons
  9. 75 – Lake Speed
  10. 22 – Bobby Allison

Northwestern Bank 400

The Northwestern Bank 400 was run on April 21 at North Wilkesboro Speedway in North Wilkesboro, North Carolina. Darrell Waltrip won the pole.

Top Ten Results

  1. 12 – Neil Bonnett
  2. 11 – Darrell Waltrip
  3. 22 – Bobby Allison
  4. 15 – Ricky Rudd
  5. 5 – Geoff Bodine
  6. 9 – Bill Elliott
  7. 44 – Terry Labonte
  8. 3 – Dale Earnhardt
  9. 75 – Lake Speed
  10. 33 – Harry Gant

Sovran Bank 500

The Sovran Bank 500 was run on April 28 at Martinsville Speedway in Martinsville, Virginia. Darrell Waltrip won the pole.

Top Ten Results

  1. 33 – Harry Gant
  2. 15 – Ricky Rudd
  3. 5 – Geoff Bodine
  4. 22 – Bobby Allison
  5. 12 – Neil Bonnett
  6. 44 – Terry Labonte
  7. 43 – Richard Petty
  8. 75 – Lake Speed
  9. 66 – Phil Parsons
  10. 2 – Rusty Wallace

Winston 500

The Winston 500 was run on May 5 at Alabama International Motor Speedway in Talladega, Alabama. Bill Elliott won the pole.

Top Ten Results

  1. 9 – Bill Elliott
  2. 7 – Kyle Petty
  3. 28 – Cale Yarborough
  4. 22 – Bobby Allison
  5. 15 – Ricky Rudd
  6. 88 – Buddy Baker
  7. 44 – Terry Labonte
  8. 71 – Dave Marcis
  9. 8 – Bobby Hillin Jr.
  10. 75 – Lake Speed

Budweiser 500

The Budweiser 500 was run on May 19 at Dover Downs International Speedway in Dover, Delaware. Terry Labonte won the pole.

Top Ten Results

  1. 9 – Bill Elliott
  2. 33 – Harry Gant
  3. 7 – Kyle Petty
  4. 15 – Ricky Rudd
  5. 11 – Darrell Waltrip
  6. 27 – Tim Richmond
  7. 43 – Richard Petty
  8. 75 – Neil Bonnett
  9. 71 – Dave Marcis
  10. 90 – Ken Schrader (R)

The Winston

The inaugural Winston was run on May 25 at Charlotte Motor Speedway in Concord, North Carolina. Terry Labonte won the pole due to being the defending NASCAR Winston Cup Champion.

Top Six Results

  1. 11 - Darrell Waltrip
  2. 33 - Harry Gant
  3. 44 - Terry Labonte
  4. 28 - Cale Yarborough
  5. 27 - Tim Richmond
  6. 22 - Bobby Allison

Coca-Cola World 600

The Coca-Cola World 600 was run on May 26 at Charlotte. Bill Elliott won the pole.

Top Ten Results

  1. 11 – Darrell Waltrip
  2. 33 – Harry Gant
  3. 22 – Bobby Allison
  4. 3 – Dale Earnhardt
  5. 44 – Terry Labonte
  6. 75 – Lake Speed
  7. 4 – Joe Ruttman
  8. 2 – Rusty Wallace
  9. 27 – Tim Richmond
  10. 1 – Dick Brooks

Budweiser 400

The Budweiser 400 was run on June 2 at Riverside International Raceway in Riverside, California. Darrell Waltrip won the pole.

Top Ten Results

  1. 44 – Terry Labonte
  2. 33 – Harry Gant
  3. 22 – Bobby Allison
  4. 15 – Ricky Rudd
  5. 7 – Kyle Petty
  6. 9 – Bill Elliott
  7. 43 – Richard Petty
  8. 11 – Darrell Waltrip
  9. 27 – Tim Richmond
  10. 90 – Ken Schrader (R)

Van Scoy Diamond Mine 500

The Van Scoy Diamond Mine 500 was run on June 9 at Pocono Raceway in Long Pond, Pennsylvania. Bill Elliott won the pole.

Top Ten Results

  1. 9 – Bill Elliott
  2. 33 – Harry Gant
  3. 11 – Darrell Waltrip
  4. 5 – Geoff Bodine
  5. 12 – Neil Bonnett
  6. 55 – Benny Parsons
  7. 15 – Ricky Rudd
  8. 88 – Buddy Baker
  9. 22 – Bobby Allison
  10. 27 – Tim Richmond

Miller 400

The Miller 400 was run on June 16 at Michigan International Speedway in Brooklyn, Michigan. Bill Elliott won the pole.

Top Ten Results

  1. 9 – Bill Elliott
  2. 11 – Darrell Waltrip
  3. 28 – Cale Yarborough
  4. 27 – Tim Richmond
  5. 3 – Dale Earnhardt
  6. 22 – Bobby Allison
  7. 15 – Ricky Rudd
  8. 12 – Neil Bonnett
  9. 71 – Dave Marcis
  10. 55 – Benny Parsons

Pepsi Firecracker 400

The Pepsi Firecracker 400 was run on July 4 at Daytona International Speedway in Daytona Beach, Florida. Bill Elliott won the pole.

Top Ten Results

  1. 10 – Greg Sacks
  2. 9 – Bill Elliott
  3. 11 – Darrell Waltrip
  4. 47 – Ron Bouchard
  5. 7 – Kyle Petty
  6. 88 – Buddy Baker
  7. 15 – Ricky Rudd
  8. 44 – Terry Labonte
  9. 3 – Dale Earnhardt
  10. 21 – David Pearson

Summer 500

The Summer 500 was run on July 21 at Pocono Raceway in Long Pond, Pennsylvania. Darrell Waltrip won the pole.

Top Ten Results

  1. 9 – Bill Elliott
  2. 12 – Neil Bonnett
  3. 11 – Darrell Waltrip
  4. 5 – Geoff Bodine
  5. 33 – Harry Gant
  6. 55 – Benny Parsons
  7. 7 – Kyle Petty
  8. 66 – Phil Parsons
  9. 47 – Ron Bouchard
  10. 88 – Buddy Baker

Talladega 500

The Talladega 500 was run on July 28 at Alabama International Motor Speedway in Talladega, Alabama. Bill Elliott won the pole.

Top Ten Results

  1. 28 – Cale Yarborough
  2. 12 – Neil Bonnett
  3. 47 – Ron Bouchard
  4. 9 – Bill Elliott
  5. 14 – A. J. Foyt
  6. 43 – Richard Petty
  7. 33 – Harry Gant
  8. 75 – Lake Speed
  9. 11 – Darrell Waltrip
  10. 1 – Davey Allison*

Champion Spark Plug 400

The Champion Spark Plug 400 was run on August 11 at Michigan International Speedway in Brooklyn, Michigan. Bill Elliott won the pole.

Top Ten Results

  1. 9 – Bill Elliott
  2. 11 – Darrell Waltrip
  3. 33 – Harry Gant
  4. 7 – Kyle Petty
  5. 55 – Benny Parsons
  6. 66 – Phil Parsons
  7. 2 – Rusty Wallace
  8. 10 – Dick Trickle
  9. 44 – Terry Labonte
  10. 67 – Buddy Arrington

Busch 500

The Busch 500 was run on August 24 at Bristol International Raceway in Bristol, Tennessee. Dale Earnhardt won the pole.

Top Ten Results

  1. 3 – Dale Earnhardt
  2. 27 – Tim Richmond
  3. 12 – Neil Bonnett
  4. 11 – Darrell Waltrip
  5. 9 – Bill Elliott
  6. 33 – Harry Gant
  7. 47 – Ron Bouchard
  8. 43 – Richard Petty
  9. 15 – Ricky Rudd
  10. 75 – Lake Speed

Southern 500

The Southern 500 was run on September 1 at Darlington Raceway in Darlington, South Carolina. Bill Elliott won the pole.

Top Ten Results

  1. 9 – Bill Elliott
  2. 28 – Cale Yarborough
  3. 5 – Geoff Bodine
  4. 12 – Neil Bonnett -1 Lap
  5. 47 – Ron Bouchard -1 Lap
  6. 15 – Ricky Rudd -1 Lap
  7. 44 – Terry Labonte -2 Laps
  8. 55 – Benny Parsons -2 Laps
  9. 4 – Joe Ruttman -3 Laps
  10. 7 – Kyle Petty -3 Laps

Wrangler Sanfor-Set 400

The Wrangler Sanfor-Set 400 was run on September 8 at Richmond Fairgrounds Raceway in Richmond, Virginia. Geoff Bodine won the pole.

Top Ten Results

  1. 11 – Darrell Waltrip
  2. 44 – Terry Labonte
  3. 43 – Richard Petty
  4. 3 – Dale Earnhardt
  5. 15 – Ricky Rudd
  6. 33 – Harry Gant
  7. 5 – Geoff Bodine
  8. 7 – Kyle Petty
  9. 12 – Neil Bonnett
  10. 18 – Tommy Ellis

Delaware 500

The Delaware 500 was run on September 15 at Dover Downs International Speedway in Dover, Delaware. Bill Elliott won the pole.

Top Ten Results

  1. 33 – Harry Gant
  2. 11 – Darrell Waltrip
  3. 15 – Ricky Rudd
  4. 22 – Bobby Allison
  5. 12 – Neil Bonnett
  6. 27 – Tim Richmond
  7. 3 – Dale Earnhardt
  8. 47 – Ron Bouchard
  9. 43 – Richard Petty
  10. 75 – Lake Speed

Goody's 500

The Goody's 500 was run on September 22 at Martinsville Speedway in Martinsville, Virginia. Geoff Bodine won the pole.

Top Ten Results

  1. 3 – Dale Earnhardt
  2. 11 – Darrell Waltrip
  3. 33 – Harry Gant
  4. 15 – Ricky Rudd
  5. 7 – Kyle Petty
  6. 47 – Ron Bouchard
  7. 27 – Tim Richmond
  8. 8 – Bobby Hillin Jr.
  9. 12 – Neil Bonnett
  10. 22 – Bobby Allison

Holly Farms 400

The Holly Farms 400 was run on September 29 at North Wilkesboro Speedway in North Wilkesboro, North Carolina. Geoff Bodine won the pole.

Top Ten Results

  1. 33 – Harry Gant
  2. 5 – Geoff Bodine
  3. 44 – Terry Labonte
  4. 3 – Dale Earnhardt
  5. 15 – Ricky Rudd
  6. 47 – Ron Bouchard
  7. 27 – Tim Richmond
  8. 43 – Richard Petty
  9. 71 – Dave Marcis
  10. 12 – Neil Bonnett

Miller High Life 500

The Miller High Life 500 was run on October 6 at Charlotte Motor Speedway in Concord, North Carolina. Harry Gant won the pole.

Top Ten Results

  1. 28 – Cale Yarborough
  2. 9 – Bill Elliott
  3. 5 – Geoff Bodine
  4. 11 – Darrell Waltrip
  5. 4 – Joe Ruttman
  6. 27 – Tim Richmond
  7. 16 – Morgan Shepherd
  8. 88 – Buddy Baker
  9. 8 – Bobby Hillin Jr.
  10. 43 – Richard Petty

Nationwise 500

The Nationwise 500 was run on October 20 at a freshly repaved [8] North Carolina Motor Speedway in Rockingham, North Carolina. Terry Labonte won the pole.

Top Ten Results

  1. 11 – Darrell Waltrip
  2. 47 – Ron Bouchard
  3. 33 – Harry Gant
  4. 9 – Bill Elliott
  5. 5 – Geoff Bodine
  6. 27 – Tim Richmond
  7. 15 – Ricky Rudd
  8. 3 – Dale Earnhardt
  9. 2 – Rusty Wallace
  10. 77 – Greg Sacks

Atlanta Journal 500

The Atlanta Journal 500 was run on November 3 at Atlanta International Raceway in Hampton, Georgia. Harry Gant won the pole.

Top Ten Results

  1. 9 – Bill Elliott
  2. 28 – Cale Yarborough
  3. 11 – Darrell Waltrip
  4. 3 – Dale Earnhardt
  5. 16 – Morgan Shepherd
  6. 44 – Terry Labonte
  7. 75 – Lake Speed
  8. 33 – Harry Gant
  9. 77 – Greg Sacks
  10. 43 – Richard Petty

Winston Western 500

The Winston Western 500 was run on November 17 at Riverside International Raceway in Riverside, California. Terry Labonte won the pole.

Top Ten Results

  1. 15 – Ricky Rudd
  2. 44 – Terry Labonte
  3. 75 – Neil Bonnett
  4. 33 – Harry Gant
  5. 3 – Dale Earnhardt
  6. 5 – Geoff Bodine
  7. 11 – Darrell Waltrip
  8. 43 – Richard Petty
  9. 75 – Lake Speed
  10. 47 – Ron Bouchard

Full Drivers' Championship

(key) Bold – Pole position awarded by time. Italics – Pole position set by owner's points. * – Most laps led.

PosDriver DAY RCH CAR ATL BRI DAR NWS MAR TAL DOV CLT RSD POC MCH DAY POC TAL MCH BRI DAR RCH DOV MAR NWS CLT CAR ATL RSD Pts
1 Darrell Waltrip 33*18162322232451832*3392*4171221441374292
2 Bill Elliott 1*22291*111*61311*186112*14*1*5112201730241*314191
3 Harry Gant 2652242014101*382222162457362161*31*24*3844033
4 Neil Bonnett 1023131961*5268152758122*211349591042151233902
5 Geoff Bodine 7212218753111116224*111442323253725242351163862
6 Ricky Rudd 52532422542541347771418319653451573113857
7 Terry Labonte 2563*6347671651*2822826399297224273331262*3683
8 Dale Earnhardt 3211091*2482521254*4039593924221*19*4714208453561
9 Kyle Petty 3775116121211231451412572541610815528223129273528
10 Lake Speed 21044079981024625121434118161016111011121229793507
11 Tim Richmond 3591130303112116699104283013402111467*76617373413
12 Bobby Allison 331631513103441333961812273622302841031143826173312
13 Ron Bouchard 3843371716132828202932291349338751886626216103267
14 Richard Petty 3426813833217277267333029276378123922810331083140
15 Bobby Hillin Jr. 9112412920191891212171828152938262413212381792519133091
16 Ken Schrader (R)111440171013141620103810153421151120191415162615251915233024
17 Buddy Baker 429253942730126223735815610141411151635312981113352986
18 Dave Marcis 2482637243116268911122792338261223231719239341428182871
19 Rusty Wallace 82792755221037188241326413317712381331252530921362867
20 Buddy Arrington 16182517201514232231192316181610151822112123171620222780
21 Phil Parsons 29151941288159342933331119278316213927122013271314332740
22 Clark Dwyer 181837201426181723282316202525162034182624301918162440282641
23 Jimmy Means 142130281215171412303237223532234215272723131321381841202548
24 Eddie Bierschwale (R)DNQ23151519292019321918342931173421203229271819211724322396
25 Greg Sacks 61310Wth353616134153328352029141611109211944
26 Cale Yarborough 36722303*4024336311322128*21861
27 J. D. McDuffie DNQ2028232739242415313942253120402829DNQDNQ262815DNQ2627251853
28 Trevor Boys 27243929394124262032301731341222232037401461
29 Benny Parsons 318322942610116365841331427
30 Joe Ruttman 17626291130735353313933540321410
31 Morgan Shepherd 1538182713253935373022292773951406
32 Bobby Wawak 1327DNQ3432DNQ232737252127DNQDNQ17162034DNQ1226
33 Lennie Pond 1913143130171819131925391107
34 Tommy Ellis 20211736303033102630114030361100
35 Mike Alexander 12342329312413132626181046
36 David Pearson 282928362717103535394037879
37 Sterling Marlin 1625222534331229645
38 Don Hume (R)19162123193337637
39 Ronnie Thomas 12342130DNQ40DNQ1914631
40 Alan Kulwicki 1921132722509
41 Rick Newsom DNQ2836DNQDNQ213821DNQ32450
42 Mike Potter 1726DNQDNQ21DNQ312822443
43 Jerry Bowman 1937221435434
44 Bobby Gerhart 2731242524422
45 A. J. Foyt 3036305253238410
46 Phil Good 17QL173018DNQ406
47 Ken Ragan 213337QL1720DNQ2834356
48 Slick Johnson 20152136DNQ1729QL343
49 Connie Saylor 3522DNQ4041DNQ35296
50 Jim Sauter 233120DNQ267
51 Glen Steurer 1111260
52 Jim Robinson 13DNQ12251
53 Dick Brooks 22203810249
54 Tommie Crozier DNQ1533DNQ37DNQ234
55 Derrike Cope 1519224
56 Ruben Garcia 2314215
57 Michael Waltrip 2818243139207
58 Dick Trickle 36836197
59 Jim Bown 2816194
60 Bill Osborne 2124191
61 Bill Schmitt 3415179
62 John Soares Jr. 1930179
63 Brent Elliott 282228DNQ176
64 Rick Baldwin DNQ2823173
65 Joe Booher 2824170
66 Hershel McGriff 2926161
67 Maurice Randall 35DNQDNQ3739DNQDNQ156
68 Phil Barkdoll 3522155
69 Jonathan Lee Edwards 21DNQDNQDNQ36155
70 Davey Allison DNQDNQ101942143
71 Grant Adcox 2240140
72 Blair Aiken 3829125
73 Summer McKnight 14121
74 H. B. Bailey 35DNQ34119
75 Rick Wilson 2918109
76 Dick Skillen DNQ18DNQDNQDNQ109
77 Glenn Francis 20103
78 Mark Stahl DNQDNQ21100
79 Eldon Dotson 38DNQ38DNQ95
80 Delma Cowart 40DNQDNQDNQDNQ3798
81 Chet Fillip 2588
82 John Krebs 2685
83 Ed Sanger 2685
84 Jimmy Walker DNQ2782
85 Dale Perry 3073
86 Sammy Swindell 3073
87 Jim Hull 3267
88 Mike Stolarcyk 3267
89 Scott Autrey 3461
90 Donny Paul DNQ3558
91 Earle Canavan 3655
92 Edward Cooper 3655
93 Tommy Houston 3655
94 Craig Spetman DNQDNQ3752
95 Bud Hickey 3849
96 Chuck Walton 3849
97 Doug Heveron 3919DNQ46
98 Norm Palmer 3946
99 Rick McCray 413946
100 Ron Esau DNQ4140
101 Dick May 2225
102 Randy LaJoie DNQ14
103 Bob Riley 14
104 Bosco Lowe 17DNQ
105 Butch Lindley 19
106 Randy Baker DNQDNQ21
107 Pancho Carter 22
108 Jim Southard 22DNQDNQDNQ
109 Jeff McDuffie 23
110 Steve Gray 26DNQ
111 James Hylton 26
112 Cecil Gordon 30
113 Bill Scott DNQ32DNQ
114 Tom Sneva DNQ32
115 D. K. Ulrich 32
116 Charles Poalillo 36
117 Jeff Hooker 40
118 Jody Ridley DNQ
119 Dean Roper DNQ
120 Joe Thurman DNQ
121 Satch Worley DNQ
122 Glenn Jarrett DNQ
123 Bob Park DNQDNQDNQ
124 Joey Sonntag DNQDNQ
125 Jim Hall DNQ
126 Ed Baugess DNQDNQ
127 Blackie Wangerin DNQDNQ
128 George Wiltshire DNQDNQDNQ
129 John Haver DNQDNQ
130 St. James Davis DNQ
131 Pat Mintey DNQ
132 Jerry Holden DNQDNQDNQ
133 Ferrel Harris DNQ
134 Mike Tilley DNQ
135 Bryan Baker DNQ
136 Elton Sawyer DNQ
137 Glenn Sears DNQ
138 Kirk Bryant DNQ
139 Jon Fontana DNQ
140 Johnny Coy Jr. DNQ
141 Gary Fedewa DNQ
142 Gary Sowell DNQ
143 Buddie Boys DNQDNQ
PosDriver DAY RCH CAR ATL BRI DAR NWS MAR TAL DOV CLT RSD POC MCH DAY POC TAL MCH BRI DAR RCH DOV MAR NWS CLT CAR ATL RSD Pts

Rookie of the year

Ken Schrader won the 1985 NASCAR Winston Cup Series rookie of the year. He beat out both Eddie Bierschwale (who failed to qualify for the Daytona 500 and skipped the next race) and Don Hume (who only competed in 7 races) for the honors.

See also

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