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				The countdown begins
				With the Daytona 500 less than a month away, the NASCAR season kicked off Jan. 19th during the 13th annual T. Wayne Robertson Winston Cup Preview. 2001 Season Review Park vows to return



			Wilburn left driving career to be crew chief Rusty Wallace's new crew chief drove a sprint car when he had spare time from his job at Penske.

			Safety initiative to continue in 2002 NASCAR VP George Pyne insisted that NASCAR will continue its focus on safety in the coming year.




	2001 Race Results
	Series News
	Final Standings
	Drivers
	By the Numbers
	Tracks
	Multimedia
	2002 Schedule




	Jeff Gordon won a series-high six races and clinched his fourth Winston Cup championship. Tony Stewart rallied to finish the season second in the final standings. The season will forever be remembered for the death of Dale Earnhardt at the Daytona 500 in February, but Kevin Harvick emerged to win two races and the Rookie of the Year title. Harvick was one of five first-time winners as 19 different drivers -- a modern-era record -- won races in the Winston Cup Series.



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Pos.	Driver	Points	Winnings
1.	Jeff Gordon	5112	$6,436,000
2.	Tony Stewart	4763	$3,493,040
3.	Sterling Marlin	4741	$3,361,660
4.	Ricky Rudd	4706	$3,976,200
5.	D. Jarrett	4612	$4,608,370
6.	Bobby Labonte	4561	$4,139,850
7.	Rusty Wallace	4481	$4,272,410
8.	Dale Earnhardt Jr.	4481	$5,384,630
9.	Kevin Harvick	4406	$3,716,630
10.	Jeff Burton	4394	$3,866,330




			Kevin Harvick takes a stunning win at Atlanta

			Dale Earnhardt Tribute

			Dale Earnhardt Jr. breaks out with three wins

			Season in Review: First 18 races

			Season in Review: Final 18 races




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