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A Single Race Remaining

By Marc • November 21, 2004

The penultimate race of the NASCAR season, the Ford 300 at Homestead Speedway, saw Kevin Harvick win the years final Busch Grand National event. NEXTEL Cup star Harvick, running part-time in Busch for Richard Childress, won for the second time this year. Jamie McMurray finished second and couldn’t take advantage of “overtime” mandated by a lap 197 crash by Mike Bliss that forced a white-green-checkers finish.

Martin Truex Jr celebrated the series championship he clinched a week ago at Darlington. Truex, who finished ninth Saturday after leading 55 laps early, ended the season 230 points ahead of rookie Kyle Busch. Truex will run another season in Busch with DEI/Chance2. Busch will move up to Nextel Cup with Rick Hendrick.

Finishing order of the Ford 300 (1.5mi oval)

) Kevin Harvick, No. 29 ESGR Chevrolet, 203 laps
2) Jamie McMurray, No. 66 Duraflame Dodge, 203, -0.218sec
3) Kyle Busch, No. 5 Lowe’s Chevrolet, 203
4) Reed Sorenson, No. 41 Discount Tire Dodge, 203
5) Todd Bodine, No. 31 Whelen Ford, 203
6) Matt Kenseth, No. 17 Alka-Seltzer Ford, 203
7) Ron Hornaday, No. 2 ACDelco Chevrolet, 203 8) Joe Nemechek, No. 87 Cellular One Chevrolet, 203
9) Martin Truex, No. 8 Bass Pro Shops Chevrolet, 203
10) Greg Biffle, No. 60 Charter Communications Ford, 203
11) Michael Waltrip, No. 99 Aaron’s Chevrolet, 203
12) David Stremme, No. 14 U.S. Navy Chevrolet, 203
13) Jason Keller, No. 22 Miller High Life Ford, 202
14) Ashton Lewis, No. 46 Turks & Caicos Chevrolet, 202
15) Stacy Compton, No. 59 Kingsford Ford, 202
16) Mike McLaughlin, No. 25 U.S. Marines Ford, 202
17) Justin Labonte, No. 44 U.S. Coast Guard Chevrolet, 202
18) Kasey Kahne, No. 38 Great Clips Dodge, 202
19) Kenny Wallace, No. 23 Stacker2 Chevrolet, 202
20) Hermie Sadler, No. 02 Zapf Creation Chevrolet, 202
21) Tim Fedewa, No. 12 Supercuts Chevrolet, 202
22) Shane Hmiel, No. 32 TrimSpa Chevrolet, 202
23) Stanton Barrett, No. 36 Chevrolet, 201
24) Robert Pressley, No. 47 Clorox Ford, 201
25) Mike Wallace, No. 4 GEICO Ford, 201
26) Casey Mears, No. 1 Miccosukee Resorts Dodge, 201
27) Mike Bliss, No. 20 Rockwell Chevrolet, 201
28) Jimmy Spencer, No. 74 Outdoor Channel Chevrolet, 200
29) Wally Dallenbach, No. 35 Mr. Clean Ford, 200
30) Brent Sherman, No. 58 Hickory Farms Dodge, 200
31) David Ragan, No. 95 Sadler Trucking Ford, 199
32) Stan Boyd, No. 72 National Bible Week Chevrolet, 199
33) Aaron Fike, No. 43 Ollie’s Bargain Outlet Dodge, 187
34) Paul Menard, No. 11 Menard’s Chevrolet, 180, ignition
35) Tony Raines, No. 33 Snap-On Chevrolet, 172, wreck
36) Steve Grissom, No. 24 Jani-King Chevrolet, 163
37) Robby Gordon, No. 55 Fruit of the Loom Chevrolet, 158, wreck
38) Johnny Sauter, No. 27 Kleenex Chevrolet, 118, wreck
39) Clint Bowyer, No. 21 Reese’s Chevrolet, 98, wreck
40) Derrike Cope, No. 49 Advil Ford, 96, transmission
41) Eric Jones, No. 73 Red Cactus Salsa Chevrolet, 78, wreck
42) David Green, No. 37 Timber Wolf Chevrolet, 67, engine
43) Jenifer Cobb, No. 50 Vassarette Chevrolet, 2, wreck

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