43rd after crashing while leading on lap 10. MBNA Platinum 400 The MBNA Platinum 400 was held June 3 at Dover Downs International Speedway. Dale Jarrett won the pole after qualifying was canceled because of rain. Top Ten Results 24 - Jeff Gordon 1 - Steve Park 8 - Dale Earnhardt Jr. 32 - Ricky Craven 88 - Dale Jarrett 40 - Sterling Marlin 20 - Tony Stewart 29 - Kevin Harvick 6 - Mark Martin 28 - Ricky Rudd Failed to qualify: Rick Mast (No. 50), Jeff Green (No. 30), Kyle Petty (No. 45), Lance Hooper (No. 47), Dave Marcis (No. 71) The race marked the 54th career win for Jeff Gordon. With this win, Gordon tied Lee Petty and Rusty Wallace for seventh on NASCAR's all-time win list. He led 381 of 400 laps in the win. Kmart 400 The Kmart 400 was held June 10 at Michigan International Speedway. Jeff Gordon won the pole. Top Ten Results 24 - Jeff Gordon* 28 - Ricky Rudd 40 - Sterling Marlin 12 - Jeremy Mayfield 02 - Ryan Newman 90 - Hut Stricklin 99 - Jeff Burton 93 - Dave Blaney 9 - Bill Elliott 29 - Kevin Harvick Failed to qualify: Mike Wallace (No. 7), Rick Mast (No. 50), Andy Houston (No. 96), Stacy Compton (No. 92), Kenny Wallace (No. 27) This race was the Winston Cup Series debut for Shawna Robinson, the first woman to successfully attempt a Winston Cup Series race since Patty Moise in 1989. The race marked the first career Top 5 finish for Ryan Newman, as well as being the last career Top 10 finish for Hut Stricklin. This was the 100th career Winston Cup win for car owner Rick Hendrick and the team of Hendrick Motorsports after being in the sport for 18 seasons since its inception in 1984. This was Jeff Gordon's 55th career win, which would permanently pass Lee Petty and Rusty Wallace on NASCAR's all-time win list. Pocono 500 The Pocono 500 was held June 17 at Pocono Raceway. Ricky Rudd won the pole. Top Ten Results 28 - Ricky Rudd 24 - Jeff Gordon 88 - Dale Jarrett 40 - Sterling Marlin 6 - Mark Martin 17 - Matt Kenseth 20 - Tony Stewart 18 - Bobby Labonte 36 - Ken Schrader 99 - Jeff Burton Failed to qualify: Andy Houston (No. 96), Kenny Wallace (No. 27) This