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2003 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series

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Ninth season of third-tier NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series

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Travis Kvapil, shown here in 2004, the 2003 Craftsman Truck Series champion.

The2003 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series season was the ninth season of thethird higheststock car racing in theUnited States. The season included twenty-five races, beginning with theFlorida Dodge Dealers 250 atDaytona International Speedway and ending with theFord 200 atHomestead-Miami Speedway.Steve Coulter won the Owners' Championship, whileTravis Kvapil won the Drivers' Championship during the final race of the season at Homestead-Miami Speedway.Dodge won the Manufacturers' Championship with 179 points.

2003 teams and drivers

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Full-time teams

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ManufacturerTeamNo.Driver(s)Crew chief
ChevroletMorgan-Dollar Motorsports46Dennis SetzerDanny Gill
SealMaster Racing88Matt Crafton24Jerry Cook
Buddy Rice1
Spears Motorsports75David Starr21Dave McCarty
Hank Parker Jr.4
Team Racing23Phil Bonifield14Tom Mazzuchi
Dana White5
Jamie Aube5
Alex Mueller1
Troxell-MacDonald Racing93Michael Dokken4Lonnie Troxell
Teri MacDonald1(R)
Trevor Boys1
Dana White1
Roland Isaacs10(R)
Jason White1
Jonathon Price3
Jon Lemke1
Jason York1
Aaron Daniel1
Jerry Allec Jr.1
Derrike Cope1
Xpress Motorsports16Travis KvapilChris Showalter
Green Light Racing08Bobby Dotter2Tommy Morgan
Jody Lavender(R)21
Shane Sieg2
07Rich Bickle1Doug Howe
Bobby Dotter9
Stan Boyd2
Blake Mallory1
Johnny Chapman6
Ryan Hanson1
Mark McFarland1
Shane Sieg2
Alex Mueller1
DodgeJeremy Mayfield1
Bobby Hamilton Racing4Bobby HamiltonNewt Moore
8Bill LesterDanny Rollins
18Chad ChaffinRandy Seals
HT Motorsports59Robert PressleyGreg Conner
Orleans Racing62Brendan GaughanShane Wilson
Ultra Motorsports1Ted MusgraveGene Nead
2Jason Leffler16Tim Kohuth
Jimmy Spencer3
Andy Houston6
FordCircle Bar Racing14Rick CrawfordRay Stonkus
K Automotive Racing29Terry CookRick Ren
Roush Racing50Jon WoodJohn Monsam
99Carl Edwards(R)Doug Richert
Ford
Dodge
Fasscore Motorsports15Andy Houston4Gary Showalter
Rich Bickle10
Mike Skinner4
Ryan Hemphill3
Robby Benton3
Patrick Lawler1
Chevrolet
Ford
Team Racing86Lance Hooper1Ethan Davis
Phil Bonifield8
T. J. Bell(R)9
Jamie Aube5[N 1]
Brad Teague1
Shane Wallace1[N 1]
Chevrolet
Dodge
Troxell-MacDonald Racing72Randy MacDonaldCliff Button
Ware Racing Enterprises5Jerry Hill22Doug Taylor
Brian Sockwell1
Stan Boyd1
Carl Long1

Part-time teams

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Note: If under "team", the owner's name is listed and initalics, that means the name of the race team that fielded the truck is unknown.

ManufacturerTeamNo.Driver(s)Crew chiefRounds
Chevrolet2nd Chance Motorsports79Scott Hall???1
Andy Petree Racing33Andy Petree???4
Paul Menard5
Tony Stewart1
Bradberry Motorsports78Charlie BradberryTed Kennedy5
Bradford Miller68Brandon Miller???3
Bryan Reffner80Bryan ReffnerWalter Giles2
Clean Line Motorsports38Brandon WhittJerry Pitts7
Conely Racing7Jay SherstonJohn Conely2
Danny McCall56Matt McCall???1
Dennis Sockwell54Brian SockwellTodd Hall3
Donald Thompson92Jeremy Thompson???2
Hands-On Racing94Dennis Hannel???2
Horn Auto Racing58Chris Horn???8
Jody McCormick77Jody McCormickJeremy McCormick2
JRS Motorsports39Jason Small???4
Keller Motorsports77Doug Keller(R)???1
27David Bridgeman8
Blake Mallory1
Ken Hunt97Jason York???3
Ken Schrader Racing52Mike WallaceDonnie Richeson2
Ken Schrader11
James Burr87Conrad BurrDan Glauz7
Kevin Harvick, Inc.6Ed BerrierWally Rogers1
Kevin Harvick6
Brandon Miller1
Randy LaJoie1
KW Racing20Ken WeaverRaymond Newman5
LeRoy's Boys Racing17Darrell WaltripBobby Kennedy
Buddy Barnes
3
Mahlik Motorsports09Doug Mahlik???2
McGlynn Racing00Ryan McGlynnAllen Crestinger5
Midgley Racing09David GillilandDick Midgley1
Morgan-Dollar Motorsports47Joe Varde???1
MRD Motorsports68Jay Godley???2
Ninety-Nine Racing, LLC82Gilbert KingDan Glauz1
A. J. Fike1
Richardson Motorsports0Patrick LawlerLarry Richardson1
Loni Richardson5
Ronald Jones34Eric JonesEddie Pearson1
RT Motorsports13Ray Polodna???4
Scott Williams98Jarod Robie???1
SealMaster RacingCory Kruseman???1
Matt Crafton1
Stellar Quest Racing91J. C. StoutSteve Mollnow4
Sutton Motorsports02Kelly SuttonRichard Broome5
Team EJP Racing03Eric JonesTom Pearl10
Team Racing25Jamie AubeWilliam Kehrer3
Wayne Edwards2
Michael Dokken1
Dana White1
Team Texas Racing49Shawna RobinsonMike Starr3
Troxell-MacDonald Racing7Stuart Kirby???1
Xpress Motorsports11Jack Sprague???2
Clay Brown1
Ware Racing Enterprises51Chase Montgomery[N 2]Ken Glen1
DodgeG. J. Mennen Jr.2
Rusty Alton1
Stan Boyd5
Brian Sockwell1
Carl Long1
Randy Briggs(R)2
Blake Mallory1
Jerry Hill1
Jason Hedlesky1
Doug Keller(R)1
81???1
Carl Long Racing96Matt Carter???1
Carpenter Group Racing57Brian RosePatrick Wall3
Dean Motorsports55Mark McFarland???2
Gerald Miller32Jerry MillerMike Seibert1
MLB Motorsports36Michael Dokken???1
Orleans Racing61Scott Lynch???2
Rick Bogart70Rick Bogart???3
Ron Rhodes Racing36Trevor Boys???4
Blake Mallory1
Pete Harding1
Ultra Motorsports7Tyler WalkerMatt Puccia3
Stuart Kirby1
Tracy Hines3
27???1
P. J. Jones1
FordAlvin Thompson36Geoff BodineWalter Giles2
James Stephenson1
Borneman Motorsports81Johnny Borneman IIIKevin Cram1
Capital City Motorsports83Willie Green???1
Craig Wood11
73
Craig Wood???4
Dan Higgs67Gary Higgs???1
Fans Motorsports01Lance HooperDan Kolanda16
Fasscore Motorsports9Rich Bickle???1
Andy Houston1
Lance Hooper1
Kenny Hendrick(R)13
Steadman Marlin1
Johnny Sauter3
Four-Tech Racing81Danny Bagwell???1
J&J Motorsports70Andy Ponstein???2
Ken Davis65Nathan Wulff???4
Long Brothers Racing84Nick WoodwardCharlie Long1
Elliott Sadler1
MB Motorsports63Ronnie HornadayMike Mittler2
David Stover8
Pro Motion Motorsports35Jason White???1
L. W. Miller1
Tim Sauter[N 3]2
Randy Briggs(R)1
Ricky Sanders Racing19Ricky Sanders???9
Spraker Racing Enterprises69Frank Kimmel???1
Team Chick Motorsports11Aaron DanielBud Haefele
Steve Chick Jr.
5
Tim Woods III54Tim Woods III???4
Upshaw Racing19Wayne Edwards???1
94Conrad Burr???1
95Wayne EdwardsEarl Ramey7
Victory in Jesus Racing21Morgan ShepherdCarl Saylor16
Wallace Motorsports04Shane WallaceDarren Shaw7
Chevrolet
Dodge
Ford
Brevak Racing31Tina Gordon(R)Todd Myers
Kevin Cram
13
Tommy Pistone1
Dallas Norman[N 4]1
Wayne Edwards[N 4]1
Mike Wallace2
Pro Motion Motorsports53Randy Briggs(R)Calvin Humphries16
Tim Sauter[N 3]1
T. J. Bell(R)3
Dodge
Ford
Bobby Sands Racing47Scotty Sands???2
Fast Track Racing[N 5]10Andy Hillenburg???2
Marty Houston1
Chevrolet
Ford
FDNY Racing28L. W. MillerBob Rahilly5
Tommy PistoneTom Pistone1
Dodge
Chevrolet
EVI Motorsports89Stan BoydEd Huckabee6
MLB Motorsports66Michael Dokken[N 6]???2
Randy Renfrow3
Stephen Rhodes2
Donnie Neuenberger2
Trevor Boys[N 6]3
Blake Mallory2
Rick Ware1
Casey Kingsland1

Notes

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  1. ^abJamie Aube made the field in the No. 86 Ford forTeam Racing at Texas II (Race 22) but he was replaced in the race by Shane Wallace, who failed to qualify his No. 04 Ford for Wallace Motorsports.
  2. ^Entry was fielded in a collaboration with Ray Montgomery Racing.
  3. ^abAll of Tim Sauter's races with the team were fielded in a collaboration with Gary Keller Racing.
  4. ^abDallas Norman made the field in the No. 31 Ford forBrevak Racing at Martinsville II (Race 23) but he was replaced in the race byWayne Edwards, who failed to qualify his No. 95 Ford for Upshaw Racing.
  5. ^Entry was fielded in a collaboration withGary Keller Racing at Kentucky (Race 11) and withUltra Motorsports at Homestead (Race 25).
  6. ^abMichael Dokken made the field in the No. 66 Dodge for MLB Motorsports at Milwaukee (Race 9) but he was replaced in the race byTrevor Boys, who failed to qualify his No. 36 Dodge for Ron Rhodes Racing.

Schedule

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No.Race titleTrackDate
1Florida Dodge Dealers 250Daytona International Speedway,Daytona BeachFebruary 14
2Craftsman 200Darlington Raceway,DarlingtonMarch 14
3Lucas Oil 250 presented by GliddenMesa Marin Raceway,BakersfieldMarch 23
4Advance Auto Parts 250Martinsville Speedway,RidgewayApril 12
5Hardee's 200Lowe's Motor Speedway,ConcordMay 16
6MBNA Armed Forces Family 200Dover International Speedway,DoverMay 30
7O'Reilly 400KTexas Motor Speedway,Fort WorthJune 6
8O'Reilly 200Memphis International Raceway,MillingtonJune 21
9GNC 200The Milwaukee Mile,West AllisJune 28
10O'Reilly Auto Parts 250Kansas Speedway,Kansas CityJuly 5
11Built Ford Tough 225Kentucky Speedway,SpartaJuly 12
12Missouri-Illinois Dealers Ram Tough 200Gateway International Raceway,MadisonJuly 19
13Sears 200Michigan International Speedway,BrooklynJuly 26
14Power Stroke Diesel 200Indianapolis Raceway Park,BrownsburgAugust 1
15Federated Auto Parts 200Nashville Superspeedway,LebanonAugust 8
16O'Reilly 200 presented by Valvoline MaxlifeBristol Motor Speedway,BristolAugust 20
17Virginia Is For Lovers 200Richmond International Raceway,RichmondSeptember 4
18New Hampshire 200New Hampshire International Speedway,LoudonSeptember 13
19American Racing Wheels 200California Speedway,FontanaSeptember 20
20Las Vegas 350Las Vegas Motor Speedway,Las VegasSeptember 27
21John Boy & Billy 250South Boston Speedway,South BostonOctober 4
22Silverado 350Texas Motor Speedway,Fort WorthOctober 11
23Advance Auto Parts 200Martinsville Speedway,RidgewayOctober 18
24Chevy Silverado 150Phoenix International Raceway,PhoenixOctober 31
25Ford 200Homestead-Miami Speedway,HomesteadNovember 14

Races

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Florida Dodge Dealers 250

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TheFlorida Dodge Dealers 250 was held February 14 atDaytona International Speedway.Jason Leffler won the pole.

Top ten results

  1. 14-Rick Crawford
  2. 16-Travis Kvapil
  3. 59-Robert Pressley
  4. 4-Bobby Hamilton
  5. 15-Andy Houston
  6. 52-Mike Wallace
  7. 46-Dennis Setzer
  8. 50-Jon Wood
  9. 29-Terry Cook
  10. 62-Brendan Gaughan

Failed to qualify:Eric Jones (#34),Geoff Bodine (#36),Brian Rose (#57),Ricky Sanders (#19)

Craftsman 200

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TheCraftsman 200 was held March 14 atDarlington Raceway.Travis Kvapil won the pole.

Top ten results

  1. 4-Bobby Hamilton
  2. 1-Ted Musgrave
  3. 62-Brendan Gaughan
  4. 16-Travis Kvapil
  5. 18-Chad Chaffin
  6. 2-Jason Leffler
  7. 14-Rick Crawford
  8. 29-Terry Cook
  9. 75-David Starr
  10. 59-Robert Pressley

Failed to qualify: none

Lucas Oil 250 presented by Glidden

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TheLucas Oil 250 presented by Glidden was held March 23 atMesa Marin Raceway.Ted Musgrave won the pole.Stephen Rhodes made his debut in this race, becoming the firstopenly gay person to compete in an official NASCAR event. Rhodes started 33th, and finished 30th.

Top ten results

  1. 46-Dennis Setzer
  2. 50-Jon Wood
  3. 62-Brendan Gaughan
  4. 4-Bobby Hamilton
  5. 1-Ted Musgrave
  6. 14-Rick Crawford
  7. 2-Jason Leffler
  8. 6-Brandon Miller
  9. 75-David Starr
  10. 29-Terry Cook

Failed to qualify: none

Advance Auto Parts 250

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TheAdvance Auto Parts 250 was held April 12 atMartinsville Speedway.Ted Musgrave won the pole.

Top ten results

  1. 46-Dennis Setzer
  2. 1-Ted Musgrave
  3. 6-Kevin Harvick
  4. 99-Carl Edwards
  5. 4-Bobby Hamilton
  6. 14-Rick Crawford
  7. 17-Darrell Waltrip
  8. 9-Rich Bickle
  9. 29-Terry Cook
  10. 33-Andy Petree

Failed to qualify:Conrad Burr (#87),Tina Gordon (#31), Dana White (#23), James Stephenson (#36),Randy Briggs (#53), Doug Keller (#27), Craig Wood (#11), Jody McCormick (#77), Ron Polodna (#13)

  • Dana White replacedRoland Isaacs in the #93 car in the race, after failing to qualify his #23.

Hardee's 200

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TheHardee's 200 was held May 16 atLowe's Motor Speedway.Bill Lester won the pole.

Top ten results

  1. 1-Ted Musgrave
  2. 62-Brendan Gaughan
  3. 14-Rick Crawford
  4. 16-Travis Kvapil
  5. 6-Kevin Harvick
  6. 07-Jeremy Mayfield
  7. 4-Bobby Hamilton
  8. 18-Chad Chaffin
  9. 88-Matt Crafton
  10. 15-Rich Bickle

Failed to qualify:Michael Dokken (#93),Phil Bonifield (#23)

MBNA Armed Forces Family 200

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TheMBNA Armed Forces Family 200 was held May 30 atDover International Speedway.Bobby Hamilton won the pole.

Top ten results

  1. 2-Jason Leffler
  2. 4-Bobby Hamilton
  3. 75-David Starr
  4. 50-Jon Wood
  5. 16-Travis Kvapil
  6. 52-Ken Schrader
  7. 18-Chad Chaffin
  8. 14-Rick Crawford
  9. 46-Dennis Setzer
  10. 59-Robert Pressley

Failed to qualify: none

  • This was Leffler's only Truck series victory.

O'Reilly 400K

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TheO'Reilly 400K was held June 6 atTexas Motor Speedway.Bobby Hamilton won the pole.

Top ten results

  1. 62-Brendan Gaughan
  2. 99-Carl Edwards
  3. 50-Jon Wood
  4. 16-Travis Kvapil
  5. 46-Dennis Setzer
  6. 75-David Starr
  7. 4-Bobby Hamilton
  8. 18-Chad Chaffin
  9. 29-Terry Cook
  10. 88-Matt Crafton

Failed to qualify: none

O'Reilly 200

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TheO'Reilly 200, the 200th race run in the truck series was held June 21 atMemphis Motorsports Park.Jon Wood won the pole.

Top ten results

  1. 1-Ted Musgrave
  2. 16-Travis Kvapil
  3. 46-Dennis Setzer
  4. 50-Jon Wood
  5. 99-Carl Edwards
  6. 2-Jason Leffler
  7. 4-Bobby Hamilton
  8. 62-Brendan Gaughan
  9. 29-Terry Cook
  10. 88-Matt Crafton

Failed to qualify:Stan Boyd (#51), Dennis Hannel (#94)

GNC 200

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TheGNC 200 was held June 28 atThe Milwaukee Mile.Terry Cook won the pole.

Top ten results

  1. 62-Brendan Gaughan
  2. 2-Jason Leffler
  3. 14-Rick Crawford
  4. 1-Ted Musgrave
  5. 46-Dennis Setzer
  6. 16-Travis Kvapil
  7. 29-Terry Cook
  8. 75-Hank Parker Jr.
  9. 88-Matt Crafton
  10. 50-Jon Wood

Failed to qualify:Trevor Boys (#36), Nathal Wulff (#65),Conrad Burr (#87).

O'Reilly Auto Parts 250

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TheO'Reilly Auto Parts 250 was held July 5 atKansas Speedway.Chad Chaffin won the pole.

Top ten results

  1. 50-Jon Wood
  2. 99-Carl Edwards
  3. 46-Dennis Setzer
  4. 16-Travis Kvapil
  5. 59-Robert Pressley
  6. 03-Eric Jones
  7. 2-Jason Leffler
  8. 33-Paul Menard
  9. 62-Brendan Gaughan
  10. 8-Bill Lester

Failed to qualify: Doug Keller (#27), Aaron Daniel (#11),Wayne Edwards (#25),Bobby Dotter (#07)

• This was Jon Wood's first career Truck Series victory.

Built Ford Tough 225

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TheBuilt Ford Tough 225 was held July 12 atKentucky Speedway.Jon Wood won the pole.

Top ten results

  1. 99-Carl Edwards
  2. 1-Ted Musgrave
  3. 46-Dennis Setzer
  4. 50-Jon Wood
  5. 2-Jason Leffler
  6. 16-Travis Kvapil
  7. 88-Matt Crafton
  8. 59-Robert Pressley
  9. 29-Terry Cook
  10. 75-Hank Parker Jr.

Failed to qualify:Andy Hillenburg (#10),Blake Mallory (#36)

  • This was Carl Edwards' first Truck Series victory,[1] but he suffered a 100-point penalty after the race due to cylinder head infractions.[2]

Missouri-Illinois Dealers Ram Tough 200

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TheMissouri-Illinois Dealers Ram Tough 200 was held July 19 atGateway International Raceway.Travis Kvapil won the pole.

Top ten results

  1. 62-Brendan Gaughan
  2. 2-Jason Leffler
  3. 16-Travis Kvapil
  4. 99-Carl Edwards
  5. 14-Rick Crawford
  6. 75-David Starr
  7. 1-Ted Musgrave
  8. 46-Dennis Setzer
  9. 29-Terry Cook
  10. 88-Matt Crafton

Failed to qualify: none

Sears 200

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TheSears 200 was held July 26 atMichigan International Speedway.Jason Leffler won the pole.

Top ten results

  1. 62-Brendan Gaughan
  2. 1-Ted Musgrave
  3. 18-Chad Chaffin
  4. 2-Jason Leffler
  5. 99-Carl Edwards
  6. 50-Jon Wood
  7. 16-Travis Kvapil
  8. 46-Dennis Setzer
  9. 29-Terry Cook
  10. 4-Bobby Hamilton

Failed to qualify: none

Power Stroke Diesel 200

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ThePower Stroke Diesel 200 was held August 1 atIndianapolis Raceway Park.Terry Cook won the pole.

Top ten results

  1. 99-Carl Edwards
  2. 16-Travis Kvapil
  3. 4-Bobby Hamilton
  4. 62-Brendan Gaughan
  5. 50-Jon Wood
  6. 1-Ted Musgrave
  7. 52-Ken Schrader
  8. 46-Dennis Setzer
  9. 29-Terry Cook
  10. 88-Matt Crafton

Failed to qualify:Jason York (#93),Conrad Burr (#87),Casey Kingsland (#66), Jody McCormick (#77),Eric Jones (#03), Jay Sherston (#7), Scott Hall (#79), Doug Mahlik (#09), Ron Polodna (#13), Craig Wood (#11)

Federated Auto Parts 200

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TheFederated Auto Parts 200 was held August 8 atNashville Superspeedway.Chad Chaffin won the pole.

Top ten results

  1. 99-Carl Edwards
  2. 1-Ted Musgrave
  3. 14-Rick Crawford
  4. 75-David Starr
  5. 62-Brendan Gaughan
  6. 18-Chad Chaffin
  7. 50-Jon Wood
  8. 46-Dennis Setzer
  9. 16-Travis Kvapil
  10. 88-Matt Crafton

Failed to qualify: none

O'Reilly 200 presented by Valvoline Maxlife

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TheO'Reilly 200 presented by Valvoline Maxlife was held August 20 atBristol Motor Speedway.Ted Musgrave won the pole.

Top ten results

  1. 16-Travis Kvapil
  2. 59-Robert Pressley
  3. 14-Rick Crawford
  4. 62-Brendan Gaughan
  5. 46-Dennis Setzer
  6. 88-Matt Crafton
  7. 18-Chad Chaffin
  8. 50-Jon Wood
  9. 2-Jason Leffler
  10. 6-Kevin Harvick

Failed to qualify: none

Virginia Is For Lovers 200

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TheVirginia Is For Lovers 200 was held September 4 atRichmond International Raceway.Travis Kvapil won the pole.

Top ten results

  1. 33-Tony Stewart
  2. 59-Robert Pressley
  3. 1-Ted Musgrave
  4. 50-Jon Wood
  5. 46-Dennis Setzer
  6. 14-Rick Crawford
  7. 62-Brendan Gaughan
  8. 4-Bobby Hamilton
  9. 16-Travis Kvapil
  10. 9-Johnny Sauter

Failed to qualify:Brian Sockwell (#51)

New Hampshire 200

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TheNew Hampshire 200 was held September 13 atNew Hampshire International Speedway.Jimmy Spencer won the pole.

Top ten results

  1. 2-Jimmy Spencer
  2. 99-Carl Edwards
  3. 4-Bobby Hamilton
  4. 46-Dennis Setzer
  5. 62-Brendan Gaughan
  6. 18-Chad Chaffin
  7. 16-Travis Kvapil
  8. 75-David Starr
  9. 50-Jon Wood
  10. 88-Matt Crafton

Failed to qualify: none

  • This was Spencer's only Truck Series victory.

American Racing Wheels 200

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TheAmerican Racing Wheels 200 was held September 20 atCalifornia Speedway.Brendan Gaughan won the pole.

Top ten results

  1. 1-Ted Musgrave
  2. 62-Brendan Gaughan
  3. 46-Dennis Setzer
  4. 14-Rick Crawford
  5. 75-David Starr
  6. 2-Andy Houston
  7. 99-Carl Edwards
  8. 16-Travis Kvapil
  9. 50-Jon Wood
  10. 39-Jason Small

Failed to qualify: Doug Keller (#77),Blake Mallory (#27),Ricky Sanders (#19), Aaron Daniel (#93)

Las Vegas 350

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TheLas Vegas 350 was held September 27 atLas Vegas Motor Speedway.Brendan Gaughan won the pole.

Top ten results

  1. 62-Brendan Gaughan
  2. 75-David Starr
  3. 46-Dennis Setzer
  4. 16-Travis Kvapil
  5. 11-Jack Sprague
  6. 2-Andy Houston
  7. 29-Terry Cook
  8. 1-Ted Musgrave
  9. 88-Matt Crafton
  10. 4-Bobby Hamilton

Failed to qualify:J. C. Stout (#91),Jason Small (#39),Trevor Boys (#36),Chris Horn (#58),Kelly Sutton (#02),Conrad Burr (#94),David Gilliland (#09),Rick Bogart (#70),Loni Richardson (#0),Tina Gordon (#31),Jason York (#97),David Stover (#63),Ricky Sanders (#19),Kenny Hendrick (#9),Tim Woods (#54)

John Boy & Billy 250

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TheJohn Boy & Billy 250 was held October 4 atSouth Boston Speedway.Brendan Gaughan won the pole.

Top ten results

  1. 46-Dennis Setzer
  2. 16-Travis Kvapil
  3. 1-Ted Musgrave
  4. 50-Jon Wood
  5. 14-Rick Crawford
  6. 2-Andy Houston
  7. 99-Carl Edwards
  8. 4-Bobby Hamilton
  9. 75-David Starr
  10. 59-Robert Pressley

Failed to qualify:Randy Briggs (#51)

Silverado 350

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TheSilverado 350 was held October 11 atTexas Motor Speedway.Andy Houston won the pole.

Top ten results

  1. 62-Brendan Gaughan
  2. 16-Travis Kvapil
  3. 1-Ted Musgrave
  4. 99-Carl Edwards
  5. 2-Andy Houston
  6. 50-Jon Wood
  7. 29-Terry Cook
  8. 46-Dennis Setzer
  9. 14-Rick Crawford
  10. 4-Bobby Hamilton

Failed to qualify: Shane Wallace (#04),Loni Richardson (#0).

  • Note: Shane Wallace replacedJamie Aube in the #86 in the race.

Advance Auto Parts 200

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TheAdvance Auto Parts 200 was held October 18 atMartinsville Speedway.Carl Edwards won the pole.

Top ten results

  1. 50-Jon Wood
  2. 99-Carl Edwards
  3. 46-Dennis Setzer
  4. 14-Rick Crawford
  5. 4-Bobby Hamilton
  6. 2-Jimmy Spencer
  7. 17-Darrell Waltrip
  8. 52-Ken Schrader
  9. 75-David Starr
  10. 1-Ted Musgrave

Failed to qualify:Jerry Hill (#51), Ron Polodna (#13),Wayne Edwards (#95), Jeremy Thompson (#92), Craig Wood (#73), Scotty Sands (#47).

  • Note:Wayne Edwards replaced Dallas Norman in the #31 in the race.

Chevy Silverado 150

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TheChevy Silverado 150 was held October 31 atPhoenix International Raceway.Ted Musgrave won the pole.

Top ten results

  1. 6-Kevin Harvick
  2. 1-Ted Musgrave
  3. 46-Dennis Setzer
  4. 99-Carl Edwards
  5. 4-Bobby Hamilton
  6. 75-David Starr
  7. 50-Jon Wood
  8. 59-Robert Pressley
  9. 16-Travis Kvapil
  10. 2-Andy Houston

Failed to qualify: Nathan Wulff (#65),Tim Woods (#54), Pete Harding (#36), Tommy Pistone (#28),Stan Boyd (#5),Cory Kruseman (#98)

Ford 200

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It has been suggested that this article besplit out into a new article titled2003 Ford 200. (Discuss)(November 2025)

TheFord 200 was held November 14 atHomestead-Miami Speedway.Bobby Hamilton won the pole.

This race saw the possibility of any one of the series' four top drivers in the points standings coming away with the championship. Going into the raceBrendan Gaughan, driving the #62 Orleans CasinoDodge Ram forOrleans Racing, was leading the standings.Ted Musgrave, driving the #1 Mopar Dodge Ram forUltra Motorsports, was sitting second. Third place wasDennis Setzer, in the #46 AcxiomChevrolet Silverado forMorgan-Dollar Motorsports, and fourth was held byTravis Kvapil, driving the #16 IWX Motor Freight Chevrolet Silverado thatMike Bliss had won the series championship driving one year earlier for Xpress Motorsports.

Controversy was caused, however, by potential roadblocks caused by drivers' teammates. Setzer's team did not enter a second truck in the race. Kvapil's team was fielding the #11 IWX Silverado forJack Sprague, who had joined the team after being fired byHaas CNC Racing in the Winston Cup Series. Gaughan's team was fielding the #61 Orleans Casino Ram driven by Scott Lynch, the team's developmental driver.

Ultra Motorsports, meanwhile, fielded a total of five trucks, two of which were cobbled together specifically for the event. In addition to Musgrave’s #1 Mopar Ram, Ultra fielded its other full time truck, the #2Team ASE Ram driven byAndy Houston, and its usual part time #7 Dodge Motorsports Ram that was its driver development truck and was driven in this race by Tyler Walker. These trucks were joined by the #10 Team ASE Ram, which Smith tabbed Houston’s brother Marty to drive, and the #27 Ultra Wheels Ram that would be driven by former IndyCar driver P.J. Jones.

Among the critics of the move was the points leader, who felt that by fielding five trucks that Smith was trying to give Musgrave an unfair advantage; Marty Houston, who had been working on his brother’s pit crew at the time, had not raced in over two years and Jones, who ran primarily as aroad course ringer in NASCAR, had not raced in the Truck Series since its inaugural season in 1995. Gaughan's complaints proved to be valid, as with thirty-four laps to go in the race, his day came to an end. The #62 made contact with the #10, who was running a lap down, and in the processBryan Reffner in the #80 Emerson Electronics Ford F-150 was collected in the wreck. None of the three trucks were able to continue and the accident cost Gaughan his chance at the championship. An angry Gaughan blasted Houston for causing the accident and Smith for his tactics in an interview following the accident.

The next contender to run into trouble was Musgrave. With two laps to go in the race, the race restarted and Musgrave attempted to make a pass on Kvapil's inside before the cars reached the start/finish line. Musgrave completed the pass and then passed Setzer, but NASCAR threw the black flag as Musgrave was judged to have been in violation of race rules. Musgrave never answered the black flag, and when the checkered flag fell on the next lap he crossed it in sixth place behind Sprague and in front of Kvapil, who passed Setzer for seventh. With the penalty, however, Musgrave was listed as the last car on the lead lap in thirteenth place.

For several minutes, NASCAR held off on making the results official as they reviewed Musgrave's penalty. After a 23-minute delay, the black flag was upheld, and Kvapil was declared the series champion. The final margin was nine points, while Musgrave finished eighteen points behind and Gaughan forty (without the black flag, Musgrave would have been the champion over Kvapil by 12 points, with Setzer 21 behind, and Gaughan 52 back).

In a post-race interview, an obviously angry Musgrave, while acknowledging his infraction, blamed it on Kvapil putting the brakes on him and responded with, "That figures. Screw them. All I can say is that next year, you're going to see a whole new Ted Musgrave. He's going to be the dirtiest son of a gun going out there on the racetrack and you might as well throw that rulebook away. I ain't going by it no more."

Xpress Motorsports won its second consecutive Truck Series Championship as a team, asMike Bliss had won the 2002 series championship driving the same truck Kvapil took to the championship.

PolesitterBobby Hamilton won the race. Of the additional drivers that the Xpress, Ultra, and Orleans teams entered, Jack Sprague and P. J. Jones finished in the top ten, with Sprague fifth and Jones ninth. Scott Lynch finished twelfth, Tyler Walker twenty-third, and Marty Houston thirtieth. Gaughan finished the race in twenty-ninth.

IndyCar Series driver and futureIndianapolis 500 winnerBuddy Rice made his NASCAR debut in this race drivingSealMaster Racing's #88 Chevrolet Silverado normally driven byMatt Crafton. Crafton drove the team's #98 entry for this race. Rice would finish 20th.

Top ten results (on the track)

  1. 4-Bobby Hamilton
  2. 14-Rick Crawford
  3. 75-David Starr
  4. 2-Andy Houston
  5. 11-Jack Sprague
  6. 1-Ted Musgrave
  7. 16-Travis Kvapil
  8. 46-Dennis Setzer
  9. 50-Jon Wood
  10. 27-P. J. Jones

Top ten results (official result)

  1. 4-Bobby Hamilton
  2. 14-Rick Crawford
  3. 75-David Starr
  4. 2-Andy Houston
  5. 11-Jack Sprague
  6. 16-Travis Kvapil
  7. 46-Dennis Setzer
  8. 50-Jon Wood
  9. 27-P. J. Jones
  10. 18-Chad Chaffin

Failed to qualify:Derrike Cope (#93),Jason Hedlesky (#51),Wayne Edwards (#95),Lance Hooper (#01), Dana White (#25),Jamie Aube (#23),Carl Long (#5),Danny Bagwell (#81)

Full Drivers' Championship

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Further information:List of NASCAR points scoring systems

(keyBold – Pole position awarded by time.Italics – Pole position set by owner's points. * – Most laps led.

PosDriverDAYDARMMRMARCLTDOVTEXMEMMILKANKENGTWMCHIRPNSHBRIRCHNHACALLVSSBOTEXMARPHOHOMPoints
1Travis Kvapil24161845426463729197842216963837
2Dennis Setzer7281*1239535338888554331*83*373828
3Ted Musgrave292*52121131*41527262153*12*1833102133819
4Brendan Gaughan103316218181*922*1*1*454752*1*151*1112293797
5Jon Wood81922222434101*411657849919461*783659
6Bobby Hamilton4145*727*7291618141031112831610810551*3627
7Rick Crawford1*76638*14113231151214336184365941123578
8Carl Edwards(R)24231541233251521451*1*112527297424273416
9Terry Cook981091420997129999142716151271871916113212
10Chad Chaffin1752026*878281314261331267116171813151418103143
11Matt Crafton1211291392210109197102510106141014916122814153074
12Robert Pressley310111731102658141815221411111013278262773
13David Starr369912173661311418328529319632768
14Bill Lester181213191511122612101222112816193013282023282220182712
15Randy MacDonald322223201914163614171617281321201828212425232325242458
16Jason Leffler30671121127627524152492209
17Jody Lavender(R)2527231813151324202416232118221919162322162168
18Jerry Hill35202432283121202318332920272934232127252820DNQ1882
19Randy Briggs(R)141334DNQ34162017202117251617192423DNQ171618
20Phil Bonifield3429DNQ292823322825303228353532313130323529251524
21Andy Houston52112153066651041487
22Rich Bickle198103224122713121233221288
23Ken Schrader14116217133311817321286
24Lance Hooper2027353232313327263130323331333224DNQ1191
25Tina Gordon(R)221817DNQ1319222531211326DNQ1112
26T. J. Bell(R)1828122825292825263023271059
27Eric JonesDNQ161117618DNQ261614141058
28Morgan Shepherd26243529263333342834252933293636991
29Bobby Dotter1132253430DNQ2922171121939
30Kevin Harvick2635*3510*1*807
31Jamie Aube363334243236173534QL2426DNQ800
32Stan Boyd16152829DNQ3633343629302021DNQ799
33Shane Wallace29161516182632685
34Doug Keller(R)251728DNQDNQ27193133DNQ30674
35Kenny Hendrick353636353431323335DNQ353634656
36Chris Horn333022143117DNQ25625
37David Stover251827263517DNQ30607
38Roland IsaacsQL303130313434353430600
39Wayne Edwards36DNQ23242428223328DNQ595
40Brandon Whitt19263013263435592
41Ricky SandersDNQ173019202227DNQDNQ573
42Paul Menard118212121572
43L. W. Miller211627202432558
44Hank Parker Jr.1581110524
45Johnny Chapman272636173019513
46Mike Wallace6121521500
47Ken Weaver2617341915482
48Mike Skinner13121522471
49Trevor Boys362226243229DNQ471
50Andy Petree14102018467
51Brandon Miller8261419454
52Shane Sieg16151917451
53Charlie Bradberry3016332024446
54Tracy Hines32111313445
55Jimmy Spencer291*6416
56Michael Dokken31DNQ273414QL2934410
57Aaron Daniel19DNQ151835DNQ391
58Conrad BurrDNQ261518DNQDNQ28DNQ391
59Darrell Waltrip7297368
60Ryan McGlynn2935312233365
61Brian Sockwell282419DNQ31346
62Blake Mallory31DNQ2423DNQ24346
63Kelly Sutton2723DNQ3519340
64Jason Small2110DNQ23328
65Dana White343336353332DNQ314
66Jack Sprague55310
67Mark McFarland121534306
68Ryan Hemphill202815300
69Johnny Sauter251033286
70Johnathon Price233036280
71Tyler Walker272123276
72Shawna Robinson182929261
73Loni Richardson202136DNQDNQ258
74Scott Lynch1212254
75J. C. Stout311931DNQ246
76Randy Renfrow333125222
77Tim Sauter231421221
78Brian RoseDNQ1424212
79Nathan Wulff2219DNQDNQ203
80Jay Godley2220200
81Bryan Reffner1331194
82Stuart Kirby2420194
83Andy Ponstein2422188
84Robby Benton252522185
85Tony Stewart1180
86Donnie Neuenberger2525176
87Stephen Rhodes3021173
88Alex Müller2625173
89G. J. Mennen Jr.2333158
90Jeremy Mayfield6155
91Ronnie Hornaday2732149
92P. J. Jones9138
93Rick Bogart34DNQ31131
94Ed Berrier13124
95Randy LaJoie13124
96Nick Woodward14121
97Andy Hillenburg15DNQ118
98Brad Teague16115
99Clay Brown17112
100Matt Carter17112
101Patrick Lawler3118109
102Doug MahlikDNQ18103
103Buddy Rice20103
104Jeremy Thompson21DNQ100
105Matt McCall21100
106Chase Montgomery2297
107Jerry Miller2394
108Johnny Borneman III2394
109Ryan Hanson2394
110Jay Sherston24DNQ91
111Tim Woods3125DNQDNQ88
112Tommy Pistone26DNQ85
113Geoff BodineDNQ2782
114Jarod Robie2782
115Ron PolodnaDNQDNQ27DNQ82
116A. J. Fike2782
117Frank Kimmel2879
118Gilbert King2976
119Teri MacDonald(R)3073
120Elliott Sadler3073
121Marty Houston3073
122Gary Higgs3267
123Jon Lemke3267
124Craig WoodDNQDNQ32DNQ67
125Rusty Alton3364
126Willie Green3364
127Jerry Allec Jr.3461
128Dennis Hannel35DNQ58
129Rick Ware3655
130Carl Long36DNQ55
131Scotty Sands36DNQ55
132Jason YorkDNQ1719DNQ
133Steadman Marlin22
134Jason White3035
135Joe Varde33
136James StephensonDNQ
137Jody McCormickDNQDNQ
138Casey KingslandDNQ
139Scott HallDNQ
140David GillilandDNQ
141Pete HardingDNQ
142Cory KrusemanDNQ
143Derrike CopeDNQ
144Jason HedleskyDNQ
145Danny BagwellDNQ
146Dallas NormanQL
PosDriverDAYDARMMRMARCLTDOVTEXMEMMILKANKENGTWMCHIRPNSHBRIRCHNHACALLVSSBOTEXMARPHOHOMPoints

Rookie of the Year

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Gong Show winnerCarl Edwards was named Rookie of the Year, winning three races and finishing eighth in points forRoush Racing. The first runner-up wasJody Lavender, who competed in 21 of 25 races forGreen Light Racing.Tina Gordon,T. J. Bell and Doug Keller made limited attempts at the award, whileTeri MacDonald drove part-time for her brotherRandy MacDonald in the Truck Series.

See also

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References

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  1. ^Lance, Dave (July 13, 2003)."Rookie 'flips' over his first win".Dayton Daily News. Archived fromthe original on August 19, 2003. RetrievedApril 3, 2024.
  2. ^"July 2003 Truck Series News Archive".Jayski's Silly Season Site. Archived fromthe original on December 15, 2003. RetrievedApril 3, 2024.

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