2000 NASCAR Winston Cup Series - Food City 500 Presented By Wrenchhead.com

Food City 500 Presented By Wrenchhead.com

The Food City 500 was held March 26 at Bristol Motor Speedway. Steve Park won the pole. Rusty Wallace won his 50th race at this event.

Top Ten Results

  1. Rusty Wallace
  2. Johnny Benson
  3. Ward Burton
  4. Jeremy Mayfield
  5. Terry Labonte
  6. Bobby Labonte
  7. Steve Park
  8. Jeff Gordon
  9. Jeff Burton
  10. Sterling Marlin

Failed to qualify: Dave Marcis (#71), Ricky Craven (#50), Ed Berrier (#90), Scott Pruett (#32)

  • Around lap 390, Steve Park's crew had left his right side tire on pit road, and Jeff Gordon ran over it, ending his chances to win. The incident led to the rule change that pit crews have to bring the right side tires back to the pit wall during a pit stop.

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