Updated 11-11-1998
THE BUD SHOOTOUT for 1999
| # | Track | Pole Winner | 2nd Round Fastest |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Daytona | 1. Bobby Labonte #18 | 1. Steve Park #1 |
| 2 | Rockingham | 2. Rick Mast #75 | Dale Jarrett #88 |
| 3 | Las Vegas | 3. Dale Jarrett #88 | 2. Jimmy Spencer #23 |
| 4 | Atlanta | (a)Todd Bodine #35 | rained out |
| 5 | Darlington | 4. Mark Martin #6 | 4. Kenny Wallace #81 |
| 6 | Bristol | 5. Rusty Wallace #2 | Jimmy Spencer #23 |
| 7 | Texas | 6. Jeremy Mayfield #12 | only 1 round |
| 8 | Martinsville | 7. Bobby Hamilton #4 | rained out |
| 9 | Talladega | Bobby Labonte #18(2) | 5. Dennis Setzer #89 |
| 10 | California | 8. Jeff Gordon #24 | 6. Geoff Bodine #7 |
| 11 | Charlotte | Jeff Gordon #24(2) | 7. Robert Pressley #77 |
| 12 | Dover | Rusty Wallace #2(2) | Geoff Bodine #7(2) |
| 13 | Richmond | Jeff Gordon #24(3) | 8. Mike Skinner #31 |
| 14 | Michigan | 9. Ward Burton #22 | 9. Morgan Shepherd #8 |
| 15 | Pocono | Jeff Gordon #24(4) | 10. Jeff Green #46 |
| 16 | Sears Point | Jeff Gordon #24(5) | Mark Martin #6 |
| 17 | Loudon | 10. Ricky Craven #50 | Kenny Schrader #33 |
| 18 | Pocono | Ward Burton #22(2) | 11. Dick Trickle #90 |
| 19 | Indianapolis | 11. Ernie Irvan #36 | Derrike Cope #30 |
| 20 | Watkins Glen | Jeff Gordon #24 | 12. Joe Nemechek #42 |
| 21 | Michigan(2) | Ernie Irvan #36(2) | Dennis Setzer(2) |
| 22 | Bristol(2) | Rusty Wallace #2(2) | Dick Trickle #90(2) |
| 23 | Loudon(2) | Jeff Gordon #24(7) | 13. Jerry Nadeau #9 |
| 24 | Darlington(2) | Dale Jarrett #88(2) | Dennis Setzer #13(3) |
| 25 | Richmond(2) | Rusty Wallace #2(3) | Mike Skinner #31(2) |
| 26 | Dover(2) | Mark Martin #6(2) | Todd Bodine #91(2) |
| 27 | Martinsville(2) | Ernie Irvan #36(3) | Kenny Wallace #81(2) |
| 28 | Charlotte(2) | 12. Derrike Cope #30 | Dick Trickle #90(3) |
| 29 | Talladega(2) | 13. Kenny Schrader #33 | Derrike Cope #30 |
| 30 | Daytona(2) | Bobby Labonte #18(3) | 14. Danny Pardus #07 |
| 31 | Phoenix | Kenny Schrader #33(2) | 15. Dave Marcis #71 |
| 32 | Rockingham | Mark Martin #6(4) | 16. Bill Elliott #94 |
| 33 | Atlanta | 14. Kenny Irwin. Jr #28 | 17. Gary Bradberry #78 |
| No number in front of driver means they have already qualified for the Bud Shootout or the Qualifying Race. | |||
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(a)John Andretti won the pole for the Atlanta spring race and drives for team owner Richard Petty, who for various reasons chooses not to run the Budweiser decal on his Pontiac Grand Prix. Because of that, Andretti does not qualify for 1999's Bud Shootout at Daytona. Any team that does not display the decal is not eligible for next year's shootout. Todd Bodine qualifies for the Bud Shootout qualifying race. See the latest lineup at DaytonaUSA - Bud Shootout(2-4-1999) There will be 14 drivers in the Bud Shootout and 17 drivers in the pre-Bud Shootout qualifying race at Daytona in February 1999.. Table Note: The number in front of the driver means how many dirvers are in the Bud Shootout/Qualifying race. ex. After Darlington it has Mark Martin with a 4 in front of his name, that means there are 4 drivers eligible for the Bud Shootout at that stage of the season. if there is no number, it means that driver either won a pole or was already 2nd round fastest. Bud Shootout Pole: On the Thursday before the Race, the drivers choose their starting positions in a draw NOTES: The rules: The 'Bud Shootout', there is going to be a last chance race for all the fastest second round qualifiers instead of the wild card drawing, it will be for 25 laps, and the winner will get to run in the "Bud Shootout". Only laps run under green for both races will count. The overall winner will take home over $100,000! The Busch driver with the most poles won in the season does not run in the Bud Shootout anymore. Starting in 1997 the driver got a bonus instead. Second Round Qualifier: The driver with the second round fastest time at each race will run in the Bud Shootout Qualifying Race. The winner of the race tranfers to the Bud Shootout at the end of the field The old Rules: The driver with the second round fastest time at each race gets his name entered into a wild card drawing to be held during banquet week in New York. The driver chosen will then be a wildcard entry(Rusty Wallace was in 1997, Dave Marcis in 1996, Jimmy Means in 1995). |