26th-place finish, 8 laps down. Final race for King Racing, owned by drag racing legend Kenny Bernstein. Last career pole for Darrell Waltrip. Final race for Junior Johnson & Associates; as Johnson would sell the #11 car to its driver, Brett Bodine, while the #27 would go to attorney David Blair. Last Top 10 finish for Bobby Hillin Jr. Final points standings (key) Bold - Pole position awarded by time. Italics - Pole position set by owner's points standings. *- Most laps led. Rookie of the Year 29-year-old Ricky Craven from Newburgh, Maine received the 1995 Rookie of the Year award. Craven took the #41 Chevy owned by Sue and Larry Hedrick to four top-tens and finished 24th in the points. Runner-up was Craven's former Busch Series opponent Robert Pressley, posting one top-ten in the Leo Jackson Motorsports Chevy. The next runner-up, Randy LaJoie, began the year in the 22 car, but struggled and was released midway through the year. Steve Kinser and Davy Jones, a pair of open-wheel veterans who struggled in their transition to stock cars, were both released from their rides before the season reached the one-third point, while Mike Chase was released by his team after failing to qualify for the Daytona 500. Gary Bradberry and Terry Byers filed for Rookie of the Year contention but only ran limited schedules. See also 1994–95 NASCAR SuperTruck Series exhibition races 1995 NASCAR Busch Series 1995 NASCAR SuperTruck Series External links Winston Cup Standings and Statistics 1995 NASCAR Cup Series seasons