1999 Brickyard 400 - NASCAR Race

Name of Race:	1999 Brickyard 400
Name of Track:	Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Date:	August 7th

Indianapolis Motor Speedway

Indianapolis Motor Speedway is located in Speedway, Indiana (a separate town completely surrounded by Indianapolis).

The Oldest. The Biggest.

Indianapolis Motor Speedway is the second-oldest surviving automobile racing track in the world (after the Milwaukee Mile), having existed since 1909, and the original "Speedway," the first racing facility historically to incorporate the word.

The track is a relatively flat (by American standards; considered high-banked by European) two and a half mile oval, almost rectangular in shape. The dimensions have remained unchanged since 1909.

There are two 5/8 mile straightaways, two 1/8 mile short straightaways, and four 1/4 mile turns. The infield road course includes parts of the oval to create a 2.6 mile track. Altogether, today the grounds have expanded to cover over a total current area of 559 acres from an original 320 on which the Speedway was first built.

With a combined permanent seating and infield spectator capacity of over 400,000, it is the largest sporting facility in the world, and generally recognized as among the most famous and prestigious in motorsport history.

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1999 Brickyard 400 NASCAR Race Results

Below are the race results for 1999 Brickyard 400, in order of finishing place.

Fin	Driver	Num	Start	Money	Laps	Status	Sponsor
1	Dale Jarrett	88	4	$712,240	160	running	Quality Care / Ford Credit
2	Bobby Labonte	18	7	$270,950	160	running	Interstate Batteries
3	Jeff Gordon	24	1	$262,800	160	running	DuPont Automotive Finishes
4	Mark Martin	6	2	$222,450	160	running	Valvoline / Cummins
5	Jeff Burton	99	16	$193,240	160	running	Exide Batteries
6	Ward Burton	22	12	$157,210	160	running	Caterpillar
7	Tony Stewart	20	11	$162,635	160	running	Home Depot
8	Rusty Wallace	2	17	$140,435	160	running	Miller Lite
9	Ricky Rudd	10	14	$137,535	160	running	Tide
10	Dale Earnhardt	3	18	$135,525	160	running	GM Goodwrench Service Plus
11	Terry Labonte	5	22	$129,160	160	running	Kellogg's
12	Mike Skinner	31	6	$117,010	160	running	Lowe's
13	Kenny Irwin, Jr.	28	15	$0	160	running	Texaco Havoline
15	Steve Park	1	32	$109,610	160	running	Pennzoil
16	Sterling Marlin	40	21	$109,310	160	running	Coors Light
17	Robert Pressley	77	25	$100,450	160	running	Jasper Engines
18	Ken Schrader	33	9	$105,410	160	running	Skoal
19	Johnny Benson, Jr.	26	39	$0	160	running	Cheerios
20	David Green	41	3	$101,575	160	running	Kodiak
21	Elliott Sadler	21	13	$107,710	160	running	Citgo
22	Joe Nemechek	42	33	$100,710	159	running	BellSouth
23	Bill Elliott	94	8	$99,610	159	running	McDonald's
24	Ernie Irvan	36	40	$98,510	159	running	M&M's
25	Geoffrey Bodine	60	23	$90,710	159	running	Power Team
26	Jimmy Spencer	23	42	$96,385	159	running	Team Winston
27	Michael Waltrip	7	5	$94,885	159	running	Philips Electronics
28	Dave Blaney	93	20	$84,385	159	running	Amoco
29	Jeremy Mayfield	12	19	$98,885	159	running	Mobil 1
30	Kevin Lepage	16	43	$90,910	159	running	TV Guide
31	Jerry Nadeau	9	28	$83,485	159	running	Cartoon Network
32	Derrike Cope	30	31	$82,385	159	running	Jimmy Dean
34	Ricky Craven	50	26	$81,885	158	running	Midwest Transit
35	Ted Musgrave	75	30	$84,110	158	running	Remington Arms
36	Rick Mast	98	34	$81,510	158	running	Universal Studios
37	John Andretti	43	10	$96,410	158	running	STP
38	Bobby Hamilton	4	37	$96,310	157	running	Kodak
39	Kenny Wallace	55	41	$81,210	157	running	Square D
40	Dave Marcis	71	29	$82,010	139	engine	RealTree Camouflage
41	Kyle Petty	44	24	$81,010	72	crash	Hot Wheels
42	Darrell Waltrip	66	35	$80,910	58	handling	Big Kmart / Route 66
43	Chad Little	97	38	$91,605	41	crash	John Deere