2001 NASCAR Busch Series - Final Points Standings

Final Points Standings

  1. Kevin Harvick - 4813
  2. Jeff Green - 4689
  3. Jason Keller - 4642
  4. Greg Biffle - 4509
  5. Elton Sawyer - 4100
  6. Tony Raines - 3975
  7. Mike McLaughlin - 3962
  8. Jimmie Johnson - 3871
  9. Chad Little - 3846
  10. Kenny Wallace - 3799
  11. Scott Wimmer - 3773
  12. Randy LaJoie - 3578
  13. David Green - 3554
  14. Kevin Grubb - 3533
  15. Hank Parker Jr. - 3341
  16. Jamie McMurray - 3308
  17. Bobby Hamilton, Jr. - 3267
  18. Matt Kenseth - 3167
  19. Jay Sauter - 3084
  20. Ashton Lewis - 2904
  21. Jeff Purvis - 2863
  22. Larry Foyt - 2673
  23. Shane Hall - 2624
  24. Rich Bickle - 2595
  25. Tim Fedewa - 2403
  26. Jimmy Spencer - 2329
  27. Mike Skinner - 1999
  28. Ryan Newman - 1978
  29. Todd Bodine - 1915
  30. Kelly Denton - 1863
  31. Kevin Lepage - 1687
  32. Tim Sauter - 1611
  33. Jeff Burton - 1600
  34. Geoffrey Bodine - 1582
  35. Joe Nemechek - 1541
  36. Ron Hornaday - 1346
  37. Marty Houston - 1294
  38. Brad Baker - 1270
  39. Christian Elder - 1228
  40. Mark Green - 1198
  41. Michael Waltrip - 1195
  42. Chad Chaffin - 967
  43. David Donohue - 935
  44. Andy Santerre - 928
  45. Randy Tolsma - 924
  46. Steve Park - 840
  47. Brad Teague - 754
  48. Buckshot Jones - 736
  49. Clay Rogers - 677
  50. Mike Wallace - 663

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