Faggart, 0-Delma Cowart AC Delco 400 The AC Delco 400 was run on October 20 at North Carolina Motor Speedway. Dale Jarrett won the pole. Top ten results 10-Ricky Rudd 88-Dale Jarrett 5-Terry Labonte 28-Ernie Irvan 99-Jeff Burton 18-Bobby Labonte 6-Mark Martin 2-Rusty Wallace 3-Dale Earnhardt 23-Jimmy Spencer Failed to qualify: 60-Ed Berrier, 79-Norm Benning, 82-Terry Byers Terry Labonte finished 3rd, and Jeff Gordon would finish 12th. Labonte gained 33 points on Gordon in this race. With that points gain, Labonte would become the new point leader by 32 points over Gordon, and he would hold on to the point lead for the rest of the season. Dura Lube 500 The Dura Lube 500 was run on October 27 at Phoenix International Raceway. Bobby Labonte won the pole. Top ten results 43-Bobby Hamilton 6-Mark Martin 5-Terry Labonte 16-Ted Musgrave 24-Jeff Gordon 7-Geoff Bodine 28-Ernie Irvan 88-Dale Jarrett 18-Bobby Labonte 17-Darrell Waltrip Failed to qualify: 20-Mark Krogh, 00-Scott Gaylord, 35-Larry Gunselman, 38-Rich Woodland, 03-Joe Bean, 02-Bill McAnnally This was Bobby Hamilton's first career Winston Cup Series win, and the first for the Petty Enterprises team since 1983 (it was the first for the No. 43 car since 1984 when Richard Petty won driving for Mike Curb). NAPA 500 The NAPA 500 was run on November 10 at Atlanta Motor Speedway. Bobby Labonte won the pole. Top ten results 18-Bobby Labonte 88-Dale Jarrett 24-Jeff Gordon 3-Dale Earnhardt 5-Terry Labonte 43-Bobby Hamilton 6-Mark Martin 10-Ricky Rudd 99-Jeff Burton 2-Rusty Wallace Failed to qualify: 12-Derrike Cope, 37-Jeremy Mayfield, 90-Dick Trickle, 81-Kenny Wallace, 27-Ron Barfield Jr., 42-Kyle Petty This race was most remembered by both of the Labonte brothers having reasons to celebrate. Bobby would win the race, and Terry would win the series championship, and together, both brothers would take a victory lap around the race track. As of 2022, this would be the only time in NASCAR history that in the season finale, one brother would win the race, and the other brother would win the championship. This was Terry Labonte's second championship. His first one came 12 years earlier in 1984, making this the longest time span between 1st and 2nd championships for any driver in NASCAR history. All 3 championship contenders (Terry Labonte, Jeff Gordon, and Dale Jarrett) started the race in the top 5 (Gordon 2nd, Labonte 3rd, and Jarrett 5th), and they all finished in the top 5 (Jarrett