Wallace would take over the points lead, making this the first time since 1998 that he has done so. This would be the only race of 2001 that Rusty would leave an event as the points leader. This was also the final time in his career that Rusty Wallace would lead the points. UAW-Daimler Chrysler 400 The UAW-Daimler Chrysler 400 was held March 4 at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. Dale Jarrett won the pole. Top 10 Results 24 - Jeff Gordon 88 - Dale Jarrett 40 - Sterling Marlin 10 - Johnny Benson 66 - Todd Bodine 6 - Mark Martin 1 - Steve Park 29 - Kevin Harvick 14 - Ron Hornaday Jr. 26 - Jimmy Spencer Failed to qualify: Kyle Petty (No. 45), Brendan Gaughan (No. 62), Andy Houston (No. 96), Rick Mast (No. 50) Jeff Gordon won the Winston No Bull 5 Million Bonus. This was the 53rd career win for Jeff Gordon. With this win, he would tie Rusty Wallace for eighth on NASCAR's all-time win list. Rusty Wallace would lose the points lead after finishing this race in 43rd (last position), and with that, this would mark the last time ever that he would lead the points standings in his career. This was Ron Hornaday Jr.'s only Top 10 finish in the Winston Cup Series. Cracker Barrel Old Country Store 500 The Cracker Barrel Old Country Store 500 was held March 11 at Atlanta Motor Speedway. Dale Jarrett won the pole. Top 10 Results 29 - Kevin Harvick 24 - Jeff Gordon 25 - Jerry Nadeau 88 - Dale Jarrett 5 - Terry Labonte 28 - Ricky Rudd 10 - Johnny Benson 36 - Ken Schrader 31 - Mike Skinner 97 - Kurt Busch (-1 lap) Failed to qualify: Rick Mast (No. 50), Carl Long (No. 85), Casey Atwood (No. 19) This race is best remembered for the exciting finish between rookie Kevin Harvick and three-time Cup champion Jeff Gordon. Harvick would outduel the champion in a spectacular finish, winning by only .006 seconds, being the second-closest finish in NASCAR history at the time. Harvick performed a burnout on the front stretch with three fingers aloft. It was his first victory in only his third start in the Winston Cup Series, a then-record for fewest starts to first win in the Modern Era of Cup racing. This race was originally planned to be Harvick's Cup