• Source: 1994 NASCAR Busch Series

The 1994 NASCAR Busch Series began February 19 and ended October 22. David Green of Labonte Motorsports won the championship.




Teams and drivers






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Notes:

If under "team", the owner's name is listed and in italics, that means the name of the race team that fielded the car is unknown.




Races






= Goody's 300

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The Goody's 300 was held February 19 at Daytona International Speedway. The No. 30 of Michael Waltrip won the pole and ran well until he lost the right half of his rear spoiler late in the race.
Top ten results

3–Dale Earnhardt
32–Dale Jarrett
23–Chad Little
14–Terry Labonte
28–Ernie Irvan
4–Sterling Marlin
21–Morgan Shepherd
8–Kenny Wallace
99–Robert Pressley
31–Tom Peck
• This was Earnhardt's 21st and final win in the Busch Grand National Series, as well as his fifth straight victory in the Goody's 300, a record that still stands today.




= Goodwrench 200

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The Goodwrench 200 was held February 26 at North Carolina Speedway. Robert Pressley won the pole.
Top ten results

14–Terry Labonte
7–Harry Gant
25–Hermie Sadler
20–Randy LaJoie
99–Robert Pressley
31–Tom Peck
56–Ronald Cooper
60–Mark Martin
59–Dennis Setzer
9–Mike Wallace
Notable DNQ's: Larry Pearson




= Hardee's 250

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The Hardee's 250 was held March 5 at Richmond International Raceway. The No. 44 of David Green won the pole.
Top ten results

87–Joe Nemechek
8–Kenny Wallace
7–Harry Gant
38–Elton Sawyer
25–Hermie Sadler
14–Terry Labonte
2–Ricky Craven
60–Mark Martin
55–Tim Fedewa
57–Jason Keller
• This was the only time Dale Earnhardt failed to qualify in any of the top two series of NASCAR




= Busch Light 300

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The Busch Light 300 was held March 12 at Atlanta Motor Speedway. The No. 46 of Shawna Robinson* won the pole.
Top ten results

7–Harry Gant
92–Larry Pearson
35–Randy Porter
14–Terry Labonte
72–Tracy Leslie
97–Joe Bessey
20–Randy LaJoie
59–Dennis Setzer
32–Dale Jarrett
3–Dale Earnhardt
Notable DNQ's: 25–Hermie Sadler, 38–Elton Sawyer (both bought rides and still competed in the race)

Shawna Robinson became the first woman to win a pole in either of NASCAR's major touring series with this pole. However, she crashed on the first lap of the race with Joe Nemechek after Mike Wallace made it three-wide going into turn 3. Both Robinson and Nemechek accused Wallace of claiming that he was going to wreck Robinson, and then doing it just like he said he would. Wallace denied this. No punishment was assessed in the aftermath.




= Miller 500

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The Miller 500 was held March 20 at Martinsville Speedway. David Green won the pole.
Top ten results

14–Terry Labonte
44–David Green
8–Kenny Wallace
20–Randy LaJoie
75–Doug Heveron
92–Larry Pearson
55–Tim Fedewa
00–Johnny Rumley
43–Rodney Combs
05–Tommy Ellis




= Mark III Vans 200

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The Mark III Vans 200 was held March 26 at Darlington Raceway. Mark Martin won the pole.
Top ten results

60–Mark Martin
92–Larry Pearson
20–Randy LaJoie
8–Kenny Wallace
7–Harry Gant
3–Dale Earnhardt
30–Michael Waltrip
29–Phil Parsons
55–Tim Fedewa
25–Hermie Sadler




= Sundrop 400

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The Sundrop 400 was held April 3 at Hickory Motor Speedway. David Green won the pole.
Top ten results

2–Ricky Craven
20–Randy LaJoie
44–David Green
74–Johnny Benson
6–Tommy Houston
31–Tom Peck
72–Tracy Leslie
00–Johnny Rumley
25–Hermie Sadler
99–Robert Pressley -1




= Goody's 250

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The Goody's 250 was held April 9 at Bristol Motor Speedway. The No. 60 of Mark Martin* won the pole.
Top ten results

44–David Green
6–Tommy Houston
17–Jeff Green
32–Dale Jarrett
63–Jim Bown
92–Larry Pearson
7–Harry Gant
82–Derrike Cope
64–Phil Parsons
43–Rodney Combs
Mark Martin was leading this race at the white flag under caution and had the race won. Apparently confused by other drivers (Tommy Houston and Tracy Leslie) pulling alongside and waving to him like the race was already over, Martin pulled off the track to go to victory lane approximately 400 feet short of the finish line. This gifted David Green his only victory of 1994. It was the first time in NASCAR history that a winner leading at the yellow flag accidentally gave the race away to another driver, but the second time in NASCAR history that a driver mistakenly thought that the race was over one lap too early, therefore dropping a spot or more in the final results (the first was Cale Yarborough in 1984 at Daytona).




= Pantry Stores 300

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The final Pantry Stores 300 was held April 30 at Orange County Speedway. The No. 57 of Jason Keller won the pole.
Top ten results

25–Hermie Sadler
59–Dennis Setzer
8–Kenny Wallace
74–Johnny Benson -1
2–Ricky Craven -1
05–Tommy Ellis -1
63–Jim Bown -1
92–Larry Pearson -1
02–Michael Ritch -2
08–Bobby Dotter -3
This was Sadler's last career NASCAR Busch Series victory.
According to a 1995 issue of NASCAR Winston Cup Scene, there was a race at Orange County Speedway scheduled for 1995, but it was cancelled before it could be run.




= NE Chevy 250

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The NE Chevy 250 was held May 7 at New Hampshire International Speedway. The No. 33 of Bobby Labonte won the pole.
Top ten results

82–Derrike Cope
08–Bobby Dotter
52–Ken Schrader
8–Kenny Wallace
23–Chad Little
44–David Green
92–Larry Pearson
59–Dennis Setzer
71–Kevin Lepage -1
34–Mike McLaughlin -2




= Meridian Advantage 200

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The Meridian Advantage 200 was held May 22 at Nazareth Speedway. Kenny Wallace won the pole.
Top ten results

2–Ricky Craven
38–Elton Sawyer
9–Mike Wallace
44–David Green
34–Mike McLaughlin
08–Bobby Dotter
55–Tim Fedewa
8–Kenny Wallace
59–Dennis Setzer
72–Tracy Leslie




= Champion 300

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The Champion 300 was held May 28 at Charlotte Motor Speedway. The No. 88 of Mike Skinner won the pole.
Top ten results

29–Phil Parsons
60–Mark Martin
30–Michael Waltrip
27–Roy Payne
28–Ernie Irvan -1
99–Robert Pressley -1
56–Ronald Cooper -1
14–Terry Labonte -1
34–Mike McLaughlin -1
97–Joe Bessey -1
This was Parsons' last career NASCAR victory.




= Goodwrench/Delco 200

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The Goodwrench/Delco 200 was held June 4 at Dover International Speedway. Ricky Craven won the pole.
Top ten results

9–Mike Wallace*
14–Terry Labonte
60–Mark Martin
64–Jimmy Spencer
2–Ricky Craven
55–Tim Fedewa
99–Robert Pressley
57–Jason Keller
87–Joe Nemechek
72–Tracy Leslie
This was Mike Wallace's first career NASCAR Busch Grand National Series victory.




= Carolina Pride/Budweiser 250

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The Carolina Pride/Budweiser 250 was held June 11 at Myrtle Beach Speedway. The No. 57 of Jason Keller won the pole.
Top ten results

38–Elton Sawyer*
8–Kenny Wallace
2–Ricky Craven
99–Robert Pressley
23–Chad Little
44–David Green
08–Bobby Dotter
63–Jim Bown
43–Rodney Combs
92–Larry Pearson
This was Elton Sawyer's first career NASCAR Busch Grand National Series victory.




= Fay's 150

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The Fay's 150 was held June 25 at Watkins Glen International. Ricky Craven won the pole.
Top ten results

14–Terry Labonte
08–Bobby Dotter*
72–Tracy Leslie
44–David Green
25–Hermie Sadler
99–Robert Pressley
2–Ricky Craven
23–Chad Little
92–Larry Pearson
46–Shawna Robinson
Bobby Dotter suffered injuries in a crash during the Goodwrench/Delco 200 at Dover. Dotter started the 150 mile event, but ended up requiring relief from road racer Scott Lagasse. Since Dotter started the race, he got credit for the finish.




= Havoline 250

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The Havoline 250 was held July 3 at The Milwaukee Mile. David Green won the pole.
Top ten results

9–Mike Wallace
44–David Green
74–Johnny Benson
33–Bobby Labonte
8–Kenny Wallace
34–Mike McLaughlin
23–Chad Little
38–Elton Sawyer
59–Dennis Setzer
2–Ricky Craven




= Ford Credit 300

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The Ford Credit 300 was held July 16 at South Boston Speedway. David Green won the pole.
Top ten results

59–Dennis Setzer
25–Hermie Sadler
74–Johnny Benson
44–David Green
23–Chad Little
99–Robert Pressley
72–Tracy Leslie
9–Nathan Buttke
79–Dave Rezendes
63–Jim Bown




= Fram Filter 300K

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The Fram Filter 300K was held July 23 at Talladega Superspeedway. Jeff Purvis won the pole.
Top ten results

52–Ken Schrader
14–Terry Labonte
3–Dale Earnhardt
4–Sterling Marlin
51–Jeff Purvis
23–Chad Little
34–Mike McLaughlin
9–Mike Wallace
25–Hermie Sadler
72–Tracy Leslie




= The Pantry 300

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The Pantry 300 was held July 31 at Hickory Motor Speedway. David Green won the pole.
Top ten results

59–Dennis Setzer
8–Kenny Wallace
44–David Green
75–Doug Heveron
92–Larry Pearson
25–Hermie Sadler
2–Ricky Craven
23–Chad Little
08–Bobby Dotter
55–Tim Fedewa
This was Setzer's last career NASCAR Busch Series victory.




= Kroger 200

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The Kroger 200 was held Friday night August 5 at Indianapolis Raceway Park. David Green won the pole.
Top ten results

9–Mike Wallace
6–Tommy Houston
34–Mike McLaughlin
59–Dennis Setzer
23–Chad Little
2–Ricky Craven
44–David Green
8–Kenny Wallace
57–Jason Keller
08–Bobby Dotter
After several years of mid-summer races, and various dates ranging from June to August, in 1994 the Kroger 200 was permanently planted as a support race for the new Winston Cup Brickyard 400 at nearby Indianapolis Motor Speedway. With the Brickyard 400 being held on a Saturday, the Kroger 200 was scheduled for Friday night. A huge sell-out crowd for the Kroger 200 saw extra bleachers erected at the oval, with thousands of additional fans in town that weekend for the inaugural stock car race at Indy.




= Detroit Gasket 200

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The Detroit Gasket 200 was held August 20 at Michigan International Speedway. Derrike Cope won the pole.
Top ten results

33–Bobby Labonte
23–Chad Little
60–Mark Martin
34–Mike McLaughlin
64–Dick Trickle
59–Dennis Setzer
55–Tim Fedewa
25–Hermie Sadler
92–Larry Pearson
57–Jason Keller




= Food City 250

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The Food City 250 was held August 26 at Bristol Motor Speedway. Harry Gant won the pole.
Top ten results

8–Kenny Wallace
52–Ken Schrader
44–David Green
2–Ricky Craven
64–Dick Trickle
57–Jason Keller
72–Tracy Leslie
74–Johnny Benson
14–Terry Labonte
28–Mark Martin
For this race, Mark Martin - instead of driving his normal Roush Racing #60 Winn-Dixie Ford Thunderbird - substituted in the #28 car normally driven by Ernie Irvan following Irvan's severe injuries following a crash practicing for the 1994 GM Goodwrench Dealer 400 in the Winston Cup Series.




= Gatorade 200

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The Gatorade 200 was held September 3 at Darlington Raceway. Randy LaJoie won the pole.
Top ten results

60–Mark Martin
32–Dale Jarrett
9–Mike Wallace
74–Johnny Benson
23–Chad Little
34–Mike McLaughlin
92–Larry Pearson
2–Ricky Craven
38–Elton Sawyer
59–Dennis Setzer




= Autolite 250

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The Autolite 250 was held September 9 at Richmond International Raceway. Jason Keller won the pole.
Top ten results

8–Kenny Wallace
60–Mark Martin
3–Dale Earnhardt
14–Terry Labonte
31–Steve Grissom
74–Johnny Benson
30–Michael Waltrip
44–David Green
92–Larry Pearson
33–Bobby Labonte




= SplitFire 200

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The SplitFire 200 was held September 17 at Dover International Speedway. Harry Gant won the pole.
Top ten results

74–Johnny Benson
7–Harry Gant
2–Ricky Craven
57–Jason Keller
25–Hermie Sadler
20–Randy LaJoie
99–Bobby Hillin Jr.
29–Phil Parsons
14–Terry Labonte
97–Joe Bessey




= All Pro 300

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The All Pro 300 was held October 8 at Charlotte Motor Speedway. Mark Martin won the pole.
Top ten results

14–Terry Labonte
60–Mark Martin
82–Derrike Cope
23–Chad Little
38–Elton Sawyer
63–Jim Bown
4–Sterling Marlin
2–Ricky Craven
20–Jimmy Hensley
76–Jeff Green
This was Dale Earnhardt's last Busch Series race. He dropped out after just five laps due to engine failure.




= Advance Auto 500

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The Advance Auto 500 was held October 16 at Martinsville Speedway. David Green won the pole.
Top ten results

8–Kenny Wallace
44–David Green
9–Mike Wallace
55–Tim Fedewa
23–Chad Little
14–Terry Labonte
08–Bobby Dotter
2–Ricky Craven
6–Tommy Houston
57–Jason Keller
This was the final race at Martinsville Speedway for the Busch Series until 2006 and 2020.




= AC-Delco 200

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The AC-Delco 200 was held October 22 at North Carolina Speedway. David Green won the pole.
Top ten results

60–Mark Martin
3–Michael Waltrip
2–Ricky Craven
7–Harry Gant
23–Chad Little
8–Kenny Wallace
9–Mike Wallace
74–Johnny Benson
20–Randy LaJoie
43–Robert Pressley
This was the final time that V6 engines were used in the Busch Series. They would make the switch to V8 power in 1995.




Full Drivers' Championship



(key) Bold – Pole position awarded by time. Italics – Pole position set by owner's points. * – Most laps led.




Rookie of the Year


Grand Rapids, Michigan native Johnny Benson won the Busch Series Rookie of the Year award in 1994, winning once and finishing sixth in points, followed closely by Dennis Setzer, a two-time winner on the circuit. Kevin Lepage and Stevie Reeves were the only others drivers who attempted the season on a full-time basis that season.




See also


1994 NASCAR Winston Cup Series
1994–95 NASCAR SuperTruck Series exhibition races




External links


Busch Series standings and statistics for 1994

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