finished 11th and 35th (after getting caught up in "The Big One"). Mike Dillon, car owner Richard Childress' son-in-law, drove the car at California to a 35th-place finish. Goody's Headache Powder 500 (Martinsville) The Goody's Headache Powder 500 was scheduled to run on April 19 in Martinsville, Virginia, but was run on April 20 due to rain. Bobby Hamilton won the pole. The race was broadcast on ESPN. Top Ten Results 4-Bobby Hamilton 16-Ted Musgrave 88-Dale Jarrett 3-Dale Earnhardt 50-Randy LaJoie 2-Rusty Wallace 12-Jeremy Mayfield 24-Jeff Gordon 36-Ernie Irvan 33-Ken Schrader Failed to qualify: 46-Wally Dallenbach Jr., 71-Dave Marcis, 78-Gary Bradberry Bobby Hamilton led 378 of the race's 500 laps on his way to a dominant victory, it was his penultimate Cup series victory. Rich Bickle was tapped to drive the No. 98 Ford in place of the injured Greg Sacks for the rest of the season. Here, Bickle qualified 11th, but ran into problems and finished 41st. Last win for Morgan McClure Motorsports. Randy LaJoie's fifth-place finish stands as his lone top five in the Cup Series. DieHard 500 The DieHard 500 was run on April 26 in Talladega, Alabama. Bobby Labonte won the pole and went on to win the race. The race was marred by "The Big One" on lap 141, collecting Dale Earnhardt, Bill Elliott and 18 other cars. The race was broadcast on ABC. Top Ten Results 18-Bobby Labonte 23-Jimmy Spencer 88-Dale Jarrett 5-Terry Labonte 24-Jeff Gordon 36-Ernie Irvan 81-Kenny Wallace 22-Ward Burton 40-Sterling Marlin 50-Randy LaJoie Failed to qualify: 07-Dan Pardus, 7-Geoff Bodine, 8-Hut Stricklin, 29-Jeff Green, 35-Todd Bodine, 60-Matt Kenseth, 61-Bob Strait, 78-Gary Bradberry, 98-Rich Bickle The No. 60 Ford was a 6th Roush Racing Ford that was entered for Matt Kenseth. This was the only DNQ of Matt Kenseth's Cup Series career. After Geoff Bodine failed to qualify, Billy Standridge received sponsorship from Philips. Bobby Labonte's victory made him the first Pontiac driver to win multiple races since Rusty Wallace in 1993. California 500 presented by NAPA The California 500 was run on May 3 in Fontana, California. Jeff Gordon won the pole. For the second week in a row, a multiple car crash involved Bill Elliott's car erupting in flames. The race was broadcast on ESPN. Top Ten Results 6-Mark Martin 12-Jeremy Mayfield 5-Terry Labonte 24-Jeff Gordon 1-Darrell Waltrip 97-Chad Little 7-Geoff Bodine 26-Johnny Benson 3-Dale Earnhardt 99-Jeff Burton Failed to