Parker Jr. - 3540 Johnny Sauter - 3538 Shane Hmiel - 3416 Ashton Lewis - 3279 Ron Hornaday Jr. - 3268 Jeff Green - 3209 Larry Foyt - 3158 Casey Mears - 3148 Kerry Earnhardt - 3145 Todd Bodine - 3071 Kevin Grubb - 2885 Kevin Lepage - 2594 Jimmy Spencer - 2454 Michael Waltrip - 2397 Ricky Hendrick - 2125 Shane Hall - 1971 Brian Vickers - 1914 Jeff Burton - 1902 Mark Green - 1896 Kasey Kahne - 1887 Joe Nemechek - 1773 Chad Chaffin - 1643 Jay Sauter - 1525 Mike Wallace - 1506 Mike Harmon - 1321 Jeff Purvis - 1309 David Green - 1257 Larry Gunselman - 1094 Brad Teague - 1066 Jimmy Kitchens - 981 Lyndon Amick - 960 Ron Young - 945 Stanton Barrett - 908 Butch Miller - 907 Andy Kirby - 818 Dan Pardus - 780 Brian Weber - 714 Full Drivers' Championship (key) Bold – Pole position awarded by time. Italics – Pole position set by owner's points. * – Most laps led. ** - All laps led. NASCAR Rookie of the Year Scott Riggs of ppc Racing took home the 2002 Rookie of the Year title, winning twice and finishing tenth in points. Johnny Sauter won at Chicagoland Speedway and finished 14th in points despite skipping the Carquest Auto Parts 300. Shane Hmiel and Casey Mears finished 16th and 21st respectively in their NASCAR debuts, while Kerry Earnhardt had two top-fives in his second bid for top rookie honors. Brian Vickers, Kasey Kahne, and Dan Pardus ran limited schedules during their rookie campaigns. See also 2002 NASCAR Winston Cup Series 2002 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series References External links Busch Series Standings and Statistics for 2002 NASCAR Xfinity Series seasons