Races
Chevy Trucks Challenge
The inaugural Chevy Trucks Challenge was held January 19 at Walt Disney World Speedway. Jack Sprague won the pole.
Top ten results
- 80-Joe Ruttman
- 20-Butch Miller
- 17-Rich Bickle
- 3-Jay Sauter
- 6-Rick Carelli
- 43-Jimmy Hensley
- 98-Kenny Irwin Jr.
- 94-Ron Barfield Jr.
- 13-Curtis Markham
- 86-Stacy Compton
Failed to qualify: 01-Billy Ogle, 04-Thomas Spangler, 08-Felix Giles, 9-Greg Marlowe, 19-Tony Raines, 22-David Smith, 23-T. J. Clark, 25-Andy Genzman, 26-Andy Belmont, 27-Rob Rizzo, 39-Jeff Spraker, 41-Randy Renfrow, 45-Michael Cohen, 51-Perry Tripp, 52-Tobey Butler, 54-Jon Leavy, 56-Darin Brassfield, 59-Shane Doles, 61-Randy Tolsma, 64-Chad Dokken, 69-Jimmy Davis, 73-Bob Schacht, 88-Terry Cook, 92-Mark Kinser
NAPA 200
The NAPA 200 was held March 1 at Tucson Raceway Park. The #18 of Michael Dokken won the pole.
Top ten results
- 16-Ron Hornaday Jr.
- 17-Rich Bickle
- 3-Jay Sauter
- 20-Butch Miller
- 2-Mike Bliss
- 27-Rob Rizzo
- 24-Jack Sprague
- 43-Jimmy Hensley
- 99-Chuck Bown
- 7-Dave Rezendes
Failed to qualify: 07-Tammy Jo Kirk, 09-Tim Buckley, 9-Kevin Briscoe, 11-Mike Hurlbert, 15-Mike Cope, 23-T. J. Clark, 25-Andy Genzman, 26-Andy Belmont, 31-Tony Roper, 32-Curtis Markham, 45-Michael Cohen, 52-Tobey Butler, 53-Scott Hansen, 54-Jon Leavy, 55-Lance Hooper, 56-Darin Brassfield, 63-Carlos Serrano, 65-Kenny Allen, 73-Scott Grissom, 88-Terry Cook, 90-Lance Norick
Florida Dodge Dealers 400
The Florida Dodge Dealers 400 was held March 16 at Homestead-Miami Speedway. Joe Ruttman won the pole.
Top ten results
- 98-Kenny Irwin Jr.
- 2-Mike Bliss
- 99-Chuck Bown
- 93-Mike Skinner
- 24-Jack Sprague
- 16-Ron Hornaday Jr.
- 35-Dave Rezendes
- 6-Rick Carelli
- 20-Butch Miller
- 90-Lance Norick
Failed to qualify: 00-Frank Kimmel, 10-Toby Porter, 23-T. J. Clark, 34-Bob Brevak, 45-Michael Cohen, 51-Terry McCarthy, 54-Jon Leavy, 55-Jim Bown, 61-Randy Tolsma, 62-Blaise Alexander, 68-Bobby Dotter, 68-Ronnie Newman, 73-Bob Schacht, 81-Jerry Glanville, 88-Terry Cook
- Tragedy struck during the closing laps of this race when John Nemechek struck the wall in turn 2 on lap 144, suffering massive head injuries. He died five days later.
Chevy Desert Star Classic
The Chevy Desert Star Classic was held April 20 at Phoenix International Raceway. Jack Sprague won the pole.
Top ten results
- 24-Jack Sprague
- 80-Joe Ruttman
- 2-Mike Bliss
- 16-Ron Hornaday Jr.
- 17-Rich Bickle
- 29-Bob Keselowski
- 35-Dave Rezendes
- 99-Chuck Bown
- 10-Toby Porter
- 6-Rick Carelli
Failed to qualify: 13-Mike Colabucci, 19-Tony Raines, 25-Andy Genzman, 26-Andy Belmont, 27-Rob Rizzo, 38-Doug Adams, 54-Jon Leavy, 55-Jim Bown, 61-Randy Tolsma, 92-Mark Kinser, 04-Tommy Spangler
Virginia Is For Lovers 200
The Virginia Is For Lovers 200 was held September 4 at Richmond International Raceway. The #16 of Ron Hornaday Jr. won the pole.
Top ten results
- 29-Bob Keselowski*
- 24-Jack Sprague
- 3-Jay Sauter
- 17-Rich Bickle
- 98-Kenny Irwin Jr.
- 53-Ken Schrader
- 2-Mike Bliss
- 99-Chuck Bown
- 61-Randy Tolsma
- 20-Butch Miller
Failed to qualify: 02-Eric Norris, 05-John Blewett, 12-Greg Marlowe, 22-Tom Baldwin, 27-Rob Rizzo, 39-Jeff Spraker, 42-Mike Ewanitsko, 55-Kevin Grubb, 65-Andy Houston, 70-Joe Buford, 75-Kevin Harvick, 81-Philip Morris, 87-Robert Huffman, 88-Terry Cook, 92-Doug George, 93-Dana Dorman
- This was Bob Keselowski's one and only career victory in the Craftsman Truck Series.
- This was Dodge's first win in the Truck Series.
Hanes 250
The Hanes 250 was held September 27 at Martinsville Speedway. Rich Bickle won the pole.
Top ten results
- 17-Rich Bickle
- 28-Ernie Irvan
- 2-Mike Bliss
- 43-Jimmy Hensley
- 51-Bobby Hamilton
- 20-Butch Miller
- 3-Jay Sauter
- 98-Kenny Irwin Jr.
- 86-Stacy Compton
- 24-Jack Sprague
Failed to qualify: 03-Kirk Shelmerdine, 11-Ronnie Newman, 22-Tom Baldwin, 25-Andy Genzman, 26-Jerry Robertson, 39-Jeff Spraker, 40-Bill Sedgwick, 41-Randy Renfrow, 42-Mike Ewanitsko, 45-Michael Cohen, 55-Kevin Grubb, 62-Blaise Alexander, 72-Tammy Jo Kirk, 75-Rick Markle, 83-Joe Gaita, 88-Terry Cook, 90-Lance Norick
Carquest Auto Parts 420K
The Carquest Auto Parts 420K was held November 9 at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. Jack Sprague won the pole.
Top ten results
- 80-Joe Ruttman
- 24-Jack Sprague
- 16-Ron Hornaday Jr.
- 3-Jay Sauter
- 2-Mike Bliss
- 6-Rick Carelli
- 52-Mike Wallace
- 75-Kevin Harvick
- 99-Chuck Bown -1
- 14-Rick Crawford -1
Failed to qualify: 01-Dave Goulet, 02-Rick McCray, 4-Tim Buckley, 11-Brett Bodine, 12-Tony Toste, 15-Rob Morgan, 18-Kevin Cywinski, 22-Kenny Hendrick, 23-T. J. Clark, 26-Perry Tripp, 27-Tammy Jo Kirk, 36-Jerry Robertson, 40-Eddie Sharp, 46-Joe Bean, 58-Wayne Jacks, 60-Tobey Butler, 65-Andy Houston, 69-Jimmy Davis, 82-Randy Nelson, 84-Billy Wilburn, 85-Milan Garrett, 88-Terry Cook
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