2000 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series

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Greg Biffle, pictured in 2005, won the championship

The 2000 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series was the sixth season of the Craftsman Truck Series, the third highest stock car racing series sanctioned by NASCAR in the United States. Greg Biffle of Roush Racing was crowned the series champion.

Contents

The season was marred by the death of Tony Roper in the penultimate race of the season at Texas Motor Speedway. His death was the third of three driver fatalities across the nationwide NASCAR circuits in 2000 that included Kenny Irwin Jr. and Adam Petty.

Teams & Drivers

Complete schedule

TeamTruck(s)#Driver(s)Listed owner(s)Crew chief
Addington Racing Chevrolet Silverado 60 Andy Houston Mike Addington Rick Ren
Bobby Hamilton Racing Dodge Ram 18 Joe Ruttman Bobby Hamilton Danny Gill
Circle Bar Racing Ford F-150 14 Rick Crawford Tom Mitchell Mike Cheek
Hendrick Motorsports Chevrolet Silverado 24 Jack Sprague Rick Hendrick Dennis Connor
Impact Motorsports Dodge Ram 12 Carlos Contreras (R)23 Russell Kersh Doug George
Doug George 1
25 Randy Tolsma David Hodson Gary Showalter
86 Mike Cope 6 Bryan Berry
Doug George 1
Scott Riggs 15
Derrike Cope 2
K Automotive Racing Dodge Ram 1 Dennis Setzer Kay Keselowski Howard Comstock
L&R Racing Chevrolet Silverado 90 Lance Norick Ron Norick Paul Balmer
MacDonald Motorsports Chevrolet Silverado 72 Randy MacDonald Marrill MacDonald Stu Beckett
Morgan-Dollar Motorsports Chevrolet Silverado 46 Rob Morgan David Dollar Tim Murphy
Petty Enterprises Dodge Ram 43 Steve Grissom Richard Petty Fred Wanke
Phelon Motorsports Ford F-150 66 Rick Carelli Dale Phelon Roland Wlodyka
Roush Racing Ford F-150 50 Greg Biffle Jack Roush Randy Goss
99 Kurt Busch (R) Matt Chambers
SealMaster Racing Chevrolet Silverado 88 Terry Cook Duke Thorson Jerry Cook
Spears Motorsports Chevrolet Silverado 75 Marty Houston Wayne Spears Freddy Fryar
Team Menard Chevrolet Silverado 3 Bryan Reffner John Menard Jr. Les Back
Team Rensi Motorsports Chevrolet Silverado 16 Jimmy Hensley Ed Rensi Troy Selberg
Ultra Motorsports Ford F-150 2 Mike Wallace Marlene Smith Tim Kohuth

Partial schedule

TeamTruck(s)#Driver(s)Listed owner(s)Crew chief
Billy Ballew Motorsports Ford F-150 15 Barry Bodine 3 Billy Ballew Richie Wauters
Geoff Bodine 1
Bobby Gill 3
Black Tip Racing Chevrolet Silverado 69 Jeff Spraker 1 Andy Campbell N/A
Michael Dokken 1
Ron Barfield Jr. 1
Morgan Shepherd 1
Bobby Hamilton Racing Dodge Ram 4 Bobby Hamilton 5 Bobby Hamilton Tim Fowlkes
Donny Morelock 6
Chad Chaffin 1
Brevak Racing Ford F-150 31 John Young (R)8 Shelly Brevak Jerry Hand
Sean Woodside 2
Stevie Reeves 3
Robbie Thompson 1
Tony Ave 1
Brian Rose 1
Larry Gunselman 4
Scott Riggs 1
CJ Racing Ford F-150 27 Lonnie Rush Jr. 3 Mike Albernaz Mike Albernaz
Andy Genzman 9
Jeff McClure 2
Jeff Beck 2
Ricky Sanders 4
Conely Racing Chevrolet Silverado 7 Morgan Shepherd 2 John Conely John Conely
Stan Boyd 2
David Starr 8
Dane Pitarresi 1
Ron Fellows 1
Randy Renfrow 1
Hover Motorsports Ford F1-50 80 Gary Bradberry 1 Stan Hover N/A
Morgan Shepherd 3
Jim Rosemblum Racing Chevrolet Silverado 28 Kenny Allen 2 Jim Rosemblum N/A
Conrad Burr 2
Joe Gibbs Racing Chevrolet Silverado 20 Jason Small 1 Joe Gibbs Clinton Cram
Coy Gibbs (R)12
J. D. Gibbs 5
Ken Schrader Racing Chevrolet Silverado 52 Lyndon Amick 2 Ken Schrader Wally Brown
Ken Schrader 5
Long Brothers Racing Ford F-150 84 Donnie Neuenberger 1 Robert Long N/A
Scott Riggs 1
Chad Chaffin 1
Elliott Sadler 1
Mansion Motorsports Ford F-150 91 Carl Long 2 Thee Dixon Keith Montgomery
Martin Bros. Racing Ford F-150 98 Kenny Martin (R)8 Angelo Martin Bud Haefele
Brian Rose 1
MB Motorsports Ford F-150 26 Jamie McMurray (R)10 Mike Mittler Mike Mittler
Tony Roper 5
McCray Racing Dodge Ram 42 Jimmy Kitchens 1 Rick McCray N/A
McGlynn Racing Chevrolet Silverado 00 Ryan McGlynn 20 Raynard McGlynn Bob Kocher
M-R Motorsports Chevrolet Silverado 04 Brad Teague 1 William Rose N/A
Jason Roche 1
Tim Martin 1
Nessa Motorsports Ford F-150 8 Ron Barfield Jr. 3 Tammy Provence N/A
28N/A
David Starr 1N/A
Petty Enterprises Dodge Ram 44 Boris Said 1 Maurice Petty N/A
Mark Petty 7
Raptor Performance Motorsports Ford F-150 9 Lance Hooper (R)13 Marty Walsh N/A
Brian Winters 1
Ricky Sanders 2
Tom Boston 2
Ryan McGlynn 1
Jason Thom 1
Jason Beck 3
Ultra Motorsports Ford F-150 5 Jason Leffler (R)1 Marlene Smith N/A
Eric Norris 1

Schedule

No.Race Title Track Date
1 Daytona 250 Daytona International Speedway, Daytona Beach February 18
2 Florida Dodge Dealers 400K Homestead-Miami Speedway, Homestead February 26
3 Chevy Trucks NASCAR 150 Phoenix International Raceway, Phoenix March 18
4 Dodge California 250 Mesa Marin Raceway, Bakersfield March 26
5 NAPA 250 Martinsville Speedway, Ridgeway April 10
6 Line-X 225 Portland International Raceway, Portland April 22
7 Ram Tough 200 Gateway International Raceway, Madison May 7
8 Quaker State 200 Memphis International Raceway, Millington May 13
9 Grainger.com 200 Pikes Peak International Raceway, Fountain May 21
10 Sears 200 Evergreen Speedway, Monroe June 3
11 Pronto Auto Parts 400K Texas Motor Speedway, Fort Worth June 9
12 Kroger 225 Kentucky Speedway, Sparta June 17
13 Bully Hill Vineyards 150 Watkins Glen International, Watkins Glen June 24
14 Sears DieHard 200 The Milwaukee Mile, West Allis July 1
15 thatlook.com 200 New Hampshire International Speedway, Loudon July 8
16 Chevy Silverado 200 Nazareth Speedway, Nazareth July 15
17 Michigan 200 Michigan International Speedway, Brooklyn July 22
18 Power Stroke Diesel 200 Indianapolis Raceway Park, Brownsburg August 3
19 Federated Auto Parts 250 Nashville Speedway USA, Lebanon August 12
20 Sears Craftsman 175 Chicago Motor Speedway, Cicero August 27
21 Kroger 200 Richmond International Raceway, Richmond September 7
22 MBNA e-commerce 200 Dover International Speedway, Dover September 22
23 O'Reilly 400 Texas Motor Speedway, Fort Worth October 13
24 Motorola 200 California Speedway, Fontana October 28

Races

Daytona 250

The inaugural Daytona 250 was held on February 18 at Daytona International Speedway. Joe Ruttman won the pole.

Top ten results

PosDriverNo.Manufacturer
1 Mike Wallace 2Ford
2 Kurt Busch 99Ford
3 Andy Houston 60Chevrolet
4 Terry Cook 88Chevrolet
5 Kenny Martin 98Ford
6 Randy MacDonald 72Chevrolet
7 Rick Carelli 66Ford
8 Dennis Setzer 1Dodge
9 Donnie Neuenberger 84Ford
10 Steve Grissom 43Dodge

Failed to qualify: Brad Teague (#04), Lance Hooper (#9), Rick Ware (#51), Peter Gibbons (#01), Carl Long (#91), Ricky Sanders (#19), Brian Sockwell (#54), Matt Mullins (#09), Kenny Allen (#28), Wayne Edwards (#93), Jeff Spraker (#69), Gary Bradberry (#80), Tom Powers (#5), Tommy Croft (#71), Joe Buford (#11), Phil Bonifield (#23)

Florida Dodge Dealers 400K

The Florida Dodge Dealers 400K was held February 26 at Homestead-Miami Speedway. Joe Ruttman won the pole.

Top ten results

  1. 60-Andy Houston
  2. 2-Mike Wallace
  3. 24-Jack Sprague
  4. 18-Joe Ruttman
  5. 50-Greg Biffle
  6. 25-Randy Tolsma
  7. 14-Rick Crawford
  8. 88-Terry Cook
  9. 99-Kurt Busch
  10. 75-Marty Houston

Failed to qualify: none

Chevy Trucks NASCAR 150

The Chevy Trucks NASCAR 150 was held March 18 at Phoenix International Raceway. Joe Ruttman won the pole.

Top ten results

  1. 18-Joe Ruttman
  2. 24-Jack Sprague
  3. 60-Andy Houston
  4. 99-Kurt Busch
  5. 50-Greg Biffle
  6. 1-Dennis Setzer
  7. 43-Steve Grissom
  8. 41-Randy Renfrow
  9. 2-Mike Wallace
  10. 14-Rick Crawford

Failed to qualify: Milan Garrett (#85), Bobby Hillis (#05)

Dodge California 250

The Dodge California 250 was held March 26 at Mesa Marin Raceway. Mike Wallace won the pole.

Top ten results

  1. 2-Mike Wallace
  2. 99-Kurt Busch
  3. 24-Jack Sprague
  4. 43-Steve Grissom
  5. 41-Randy Renfrow
  6. 3-Bryan Reffner
  7. 88-Terry Cook
  8. 1-Dennis Setzer
  9. 14-Rick Crawford
  10. 60-Andy Houston

Failed to qualify: Rick Ware (#51), Milan Garrett (#85)

NAPA 250

The NAPA 250 was held April 10 at Martinsville Speedway. Mike Wallace won the pole.

Top ten results

  1. 4-Bobby Hamilton
  2. 2-Mike Wallace
  3. 24-Jack Sprague
  4. 1-Dennis Setzer
  5. 43-Steve Grissom
  6. 18-Joe Ruttman
  7. 25-Randy Tolsma
  8. 3-Bryan Reffner
  9. 84-Scott Riggs
  10. 16-Jimmy Hensley

Failed to qualify: Wayne Edwards (#91), Carl Long (#91), Andy Genzman (#27), Billy Venturini (#83), Rick Ware (#51), Tom Bambard (#30), Paul Carman (#08), Bobby Norfleet (#34)

Line-X 225

The Line-X 225 was held April 22 at Portland International Raceway. Greg Biffle won the pole.

Top ten results

  1. 60-Andy Houston
  2. 1-Dennis Setzer
  3. 24-Jack Sprague
  4. 2-Mike Wallace
  5. 14-Rick Crawford
  6. 16-Jimmy Hensley
  7. 3-Bryan Reffner
  8. 43-Steve Grissom
  9. 75-Marty Houston
  10. 31-John Young

Failed to qualify: none

Ram Tough 200

The Ram Tough 200 was held May 7 at Gateway International Raceway. Greg Biffle won the pole.

Top ten results

  1. 24-Jack Sprague
  2. 16-Jimmy Hensley
  3. 25-Randy Tolsma
  4. 50-Greg Biffle
  5. 18-Joe Ruttman
  6. 43-Steve Grissom
  7. 2-Mike Wallace
  8. 3-Bryan Reffner
  9. 88-Terry Cook
  10. 41-Randy Renfrow

Failed to qualify: Morgan Shepherd (#23), Wayne Edwards (#93), Rick Ware (#51) Stan Boyd (#89), Steve Stevenson (#11)

Quaker State 200

The Quaker State 200 was held May 13 at Memphis Motorsports Park. Bobby Hamilton won the pole.

Top ten results

  1. 24-Jack Sprague
  2. 50-Greg Biffle
  3. 1-Dennis Setzer
  4. 43-Steve Grissom
  5. 14-Rick Crawford
  6. 25-Randy Tolsma
  7. 3-Bryan Reffner
  8. 98-Kenny Martin
  9. 16-Jimmy Hensley

Failed to qualify: Stan Boyd (#89), R. D. Smith (#79), Patrick Lawler (#38), Tom Powers (#5), Ricky Sanders (#19), Thomas Boston (#81), Phil Bonifield (#23), Paul Carman (#08)

Grainger.com 200

The Grainger.com 200 was held May 21 at Pikes Peak International Raceway. Andy Houston won the pole.

Top ten results

  1. 50-Greg Biffle
  2. 99-Kurt Busch
  3. 60-Andy Houston
  4. 24-Jack Sprague
  5. 1-Dennis Setzer
  6. 17-Ricky Hendrick
  7. 41-Randy Renfrow
  8. 3-Bryan Reffner
  9. 86-Scott Riggs
  10. 75-Marty Houston

Failed to qualify: Bobby Norfleet (#34)

Sears 200

The Sears 200 was held June 3 at Evergreen Speedway. Joe Ruttman won the pole.

Top ten results

  1. 24-Jack Sprague
  2. 25-Randy Tolsma
  3. 18-Joe Ruttman
  4. 50-Greg Biffle
  5. 99-Kurt Busch
  6. 1-Dennis Setzer
  7. 66-Rick Carelli
  8. 60-Andy Houston
  9. 86-Scott Riggs
  10. 3-Bryan Reffner

Failed to qualify: Jason Roche (#04), Bobby Hillis (#05), Bobby Norfleet (#34)

Pronto Auto Parts 400K

The Pronto Auto Parts 400K was held June 9 at Texas Motor Speedway. Greg Biffle won the pole.

Top ten results

  1. 50-Greg Biffle
  2. 2-Mike Wallace
  3. 25-Randy Tolsma
  4. 60-Andy Houston
  5. 3-Bryan Reffner
  6. 99-Kurt Busch
  7. 75-Marty Houston
  8. 14-Rick Crawford
  9. 73-B. A. Wilson
  10. 86-Scott Riggs

Failed to qualify: none

Kroger 225

The inaugural Kroger 225 was held June 17 at Kentucky Speedway. Bryan Reffner won the pole.

Top ten results

  1. 50-Greg Biffle
  2. 24-Jack Sprague
  3. 2-Mike Wallace
  4. 75-Marty Houston
  5. 3-Bryan Reffner
  6. 25-Randy Tolsma
  7. 66-Rick Carelli
  8. 46-Rob Morgan
  9. 60-Andy Houston
  10. 14-Rick Crawford

Failed to qualify: Michael Dokken (#17)

Bully Hill Vineyards 150

The Bully Hill Vineyards 150 was held June 24 at Watkins Glen International. Greg Biffle won the pole.

Top ten results

  1. 50-Greg Biffle
  2. 99-Kurt Busch
  3. 7-Ron Fellows
  4. 2-Mike Wallace
  5. 24-Jack Sprague
  6. 60-Andy Houston
  7. 1-Dennis Setzer
  8. 12-Carlos Contreras
  9. 14-Rick Crawford
  10. 25-Randy Tolsma

Failed to qualify: Donny Morelock (#4), Jason Thom (#37)

Sears DieHard 200

The Sears DieHard 200 was held July 1 at The Milwaukee Mile. Kurt Busch won the pole.

Top ten results

  1. 99-Kurt Busch
  2. 25-Randy Tolsma
  3. 50-Greg Biffle
  4. 43-Steve Grissom
  5. 2-Andy Houston
  6. 75-Marty Houston
  7. 90-Lance Norick
  8. 24-Jack Sprague
  9. 86-Scott Riggs
  10. 3-Bryan Reffner

Failed to qualify: none

thatlook.com 200

The thatlook.com 200 was held July 8 at New Hampshire International Speedway. Joe Ruttman won the pole.

Top ten results

  1. 99-Kurt Busch
  2. 2-Mike Wallace
  3. 25-Randy Tolsma
  4. 50-Greg Biffle
  5. 60-Andy Houston
  6. 86-Scott Riggs
  7. 17-Ricky Hendrick
  8. 51-Michael Dokken
  9. 52-Ken Schrader
  10. 75-Marty Houston

Failed to qualify: none

Chevy Silverado 200

The Chevy Silverado 200 was held July 15 at Nazareth Speedway. Joe Ruttman won the pole.

Top ten results

  1. 1-Dennis Setzer
  2. 18-Joe Ruttman
  3. 50-Greg Biffle
  4. 43-Steve Grissom
  5. 24-Jack Sprague
  6. 88-Terry Cook
  7. 16-Jimmy Hensley
  8. 66-Rick Carelli
  9. 3-Bryan Reffner
  10. 2-Mike Wallace

Failed to qualify: none

Michigan 200

The Michigan 200 was held July 22 at Michigan International Speedway. Jamie McMurray won the pole.

Top ten results

  1. 50-Greg Biffle
  2. 99-Kurt Busch
  3. 2-Mike Wallace
  4. 60-Andy Houston
  5. 1-Dennis Setzer
  6. 41-Jamie McMurray
  7. 14-Rick Crawford
  8. 75-Marty Houston
  9. 29-Terry Cook
  10. 25-Randy Tolsma

Failed to qualify: Ricky Sanders (#19)

Power Stroke Diesel 200

The Power Stroke Diesel 200 was held August 3 at Indianapolis Raceway Park. Joe Ruttman won the pole.

Top ten results

  1. 18-Joe Ruttman
  2. 52-Lyndon Amick
  3. 41-Jamie McMurray
  4. 2-Mike Wallace
  5. 50-Greg Biffle
  6. 99-Kurt Busch
  7. 1-Dennis Setzer
  8. 3-Bryan Reffner
  9. 16-Jimmy Hensley
  10. 25-Randy Tolsma

Failed to qualify: Steve Prescott (#03), Coy Gibbs (#20), Phil Bonifield (#23), Morgan Shepherd (#7), Ronnie Hornaday (#92), Donny Morelock (#4), Ryan McGlynn (#00), Wes Russell (#47), Wayne Edwards (#93), Tony Ave (#31), Jason Thom (#37), Loni Richardson (#0)

Federated Auto Parts 250

The Federated Auto Parts 250 was held August 12 at Nashville Speedway USA. Jamie McMurray won the pole.

Top ten results

  1. 25-Randy Tolsma
  2. 1-Dennis Setzer
  3. 84-Chad Chaffin
  4. 18-Joe Ruttman
  5. 43-Steve Grissom
  6. 60-Andy Houston
  7. 86-Scott Riggs
  8. 3-Bryan Reffner
  9. 17-Ricky Hendrick
  10. 14-Rick Crawford

Failed to qualify: Brian Rose (#31), Ryan McGlynn (#00), Bobby Gill (#15), Ricky Sanders (#19), Wayne Edwards (#93), Jeff Beck (#27), Conrad Burr (#28), R. D. Smith (#79), Phil Bonifield (#23), Loni Richardson (#0), Tim Martin (#04)

Sears Craftsman 175

The inaugural Sears Craftsman 175 was held August 27 at Chicago Motor Speedway. Joe Ruttman won the pole.

Top ten results

  1. 18-Joe Ruttman
  2. 50-Greg Biffle
  3. 2-Mike Wallace
  4. 60-Andy Houston
  5. 66-Rick Carelli
  6. 41-Jamie McMurray
  7. 3-Bryan Reffner
  8. 88-Terry Cook
  9. 73-B.A. Wilson
  10. 25-Randy Tolsma

Failed to qualify: Wayne Edwards (#93), Stan Boyd (#89), Brad Payne (#33), Donnie Neuenberger (#21), Jay Stewart (#30), Phil Bonifield (#23), Brendan Gaughan (#62)

Kroger 200

The Kroger 200 was held September 7 at Richmond International Raceway. Kurt Busch won the pole.

Top ten results

  1. 66-Rick Carelli
  2. 50-Greg Biffle
  3. 99-Kurt Busch
  4. 18-Joe Ruttman
  5. 86-Scott Riggs
  6. 24-Jack Sprague
  7. 52-Ken Schrader
  8. 1-Dennis Setzer
  9. 43-Steve Grissom
  10. 4-Bobby Hamilton

Failed to qualify: Coy Gibbs (#20), Ricky Hendrick (#17), Morgan Shepherd (#80), Darren Shaw (#11), J. D. Gibbs (#48), Steve Prescott (#03), Brian Sockwell (#54), Brian Rose (#98), Wayne Edwards (#93), Bill Lester (#23), Jim Mills (#30), Loni Richardson (#0), Scotty Sands (#47)

MBNA e-commerce 200

The inaugural MBNA e-commerce 200 was held September 22 at Dover International Speedway. Kurt Busch won the pole.

Top ten results

  1. 99-Kurt Busch
  2. 50-Greg Biffle
  3. 14-Rick Crawford
  4. 60-Andy Houston
  5. 52-Ken Schrader
  6. 41-Jamie McMurray
  7. 75-Marty Houston
  8. 66-Rick Carelli
  9. 1-Dennis Setzer
  10. 43-Carlos Contreras

Failed to qualify: Ron Barfield Jr. (#97), Kenny Martin (#98), Morgan Shepherd (#80), Larry Gunselman (#31), Tony Roper (#26), Ricky Sanders (#19), Ryan McGlynn (#00), Jerry Miller (#32), Michael Hamby (#0), Donnie Neuenbeger (#84), Jim Mills (#30)

O'Reilly 400

The O'Reilly 400 was held October 13 at Texas Motor Speedway. Bryan Reffner won the pole.

Top ten results

  1. 3-Bryan Reffner
  2. 60-Andy Houston
  3. 99-Kurt Busch
  4. 16-Jimmy Hensley
  5. 1-Dennis Setzer
  6. 14-Rick Crawford
  7. 25-Randy Tolsma
  8. 17-Ricky Hendrick
  9. 66-Rick Carelli
  10. 44-Mark Petty

Failed to qualify: Morgan Shepherd (#80), Bobby Dotter (#45), Wayne Edwards (#93), Ron Barfield Jr. (#97), Carl Long (#32), Jay Stewart (#33), Richie Hearn (#23), Gene Christensen (#92)

Motorola 200

The Motorola 200 was held October 28 at California Speedway. Kurt Busch won the pole.

Top ten results

  1. 99-Kurt Busch
  2. 60-Andy Houston
  3. 18-Joe Ruttman
  4. 24-Jack Sprague
  5. 50-Greg Biffle
  6. 3-Bryan Reffner
  7. 29-Terry Cook
  8. 75-Marty Houston
  9. 88-Matt Crafton
  10. 16-Jimmy Hensley

Failed to qualify: Tom Powers (#5), Rick Ware (#51), Michael Hamby (#0)

Final points standings

  1. Greg Biffle – 3826
  2. Kurt Busch – 3596
  3. Andy Houston – 3566
  4. Mike Wallace – 3450
  5. Jack Sprague – 3316
  6. Joe Ruttman – 3278
  7. Dennis Setzer – 3214
  8. Randy Tolsma – 3157
  9. Bryan Reffner – 3153
  10. Steve Grissom – 3113
  11. Rick Crawford – 3053
  12. Marty Houston – 2942
  13. Jimmy Hensley – 2933
  14. Terry Cook – 2805
  15. Rick Carelli – 2606
  16. Lance Norick – 2430
  17. Carlos Contreras – 2414
  18. Rob Morgan – 2353
  19. Randy MacDonald – 2321
  20. Scott Riggs – 2078
  21. B. A. Wilson – 2047
  22. Jamie McMurray – 1679
  23. Randy Renfrow – 1610
  24. Rick Ware – 1585
  25. Ryan McGlynn – 1581
  26. Wayne Edwards – 1391
  27. Coy Gibbs – 1226
  28. Lance Hooper – 1199
  29. David Starr – 1163
  30. Ricky Hendrick – 846
  31. Andy Genzman – 780
  32. Jim Inglebright – 742
  33. John Young – 720
  34. Mark Petty – 719
  35. Ken Schrader – 688
  36. Ricky Sanders – 667
  37. Kenny Martin – 652
  38. Tom Carey – 652
  39. Phil Bonifield – 617
  40. Brendan Gaughan – 615
  41. Mike Cope – 594
  42. Bobby Hamilton – 586
  43. Michael Dokken – 532
  44. Ron Barfield Jr. – 501
  45. Brad Bennett – 473
  46. Jeff Beck – 467
  47. Morgan Shepherd – 465
  48. Donny Morelock – 459
  49. J. D. Gibbs – 444
  50. Brian Sockwell – 435

Rookie of the Year

Kurt Busch, winner of Roush Racing's first Gong Show, took home Rookie of the Year honors in 2000, winning four races and finishing second in points. The top runner-up was Carlos Contreras, the first Mexican to compete full-time in the Truck Series. Scott Riggs started the year with several underfunded teams, before becoming Contreras' teammate at Impact Motorsports. Rick Ware, Wayne Edwards, Kenny Martin, and Coy Gibbs all declared for ROTY but struggled in qualifying, while Mark Petty made a delayed attempt at the award. Businessman Donny Morelock and Coy's brother J. D. rounded out the rookie class of 2000.

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The 1996 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series was the second season of the Craftsman Truck Series, the third highest stock car racing series sanctioned by NASCAR in the United States. Ron Hornaday Jr. of Dale Earnhardt, Inc. won the championship.

The 1995 NASCAR Busch Series was held February 18 and ended November 5. Johnny Benson of BACE Motorsports won the championship.

<span class="mw-page-title-main">1993 NASCAR Busch Series</span> NASCAR season

The 1993 NASCAR Busch Series began February 13, 1993 and ended November 13, 1993, with Steve Grissom of Grissom Racing Enterprises winning the championship.

The 1990 NASCAR Busch Series began February 17, 1990 and ended October 28, 1990. Chuck Bown of Hensley Motorsports won the championship.

<span class="mw-page-title-main">2000 Daytona 250</span> Auto race held at Daytona International Speedway in 2000

The 2000 Daytona 250 was a NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series race held at Daytona International Speedway in Daytona Beach, Florida on February 18, 2000. The inaugural running of the event, Joe Ruttman won the pole, while Mike Wallace won the race, the third win of his Truck Series career.

References

  1. Associated Press (September 1, 2013). "Chase Elliott wrecks Ty Dillon to win truck race; Richard Childress furious". Sporting News . Archived from the original on February 14, 2014. Retrieved December 8, 2013.