1995 Brickyard 400 - NASCAR Race

Name of Race:	1995 Brickyard 400
Name of Track:	Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Date:	August 5th

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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1995 Brickyard 400 NASCAR Race Results

Below are the race results for 1995 Brickyard 400, in order of finishing place.

Fin	Driver	Num	Start	Money	Laps	Status	Sponsor
1	Dale Earnhardt	3	13	$565,600	160	running	Goodwrench Service
2	Rusty Wallace	2	24	$250,500	160	running	Miller Genuine Draft
3	Dale Jarrett	28	26	$203,200	160	running	Texaco Havoline
4	Bill Elliott	94	4	$223,450	160	running	McDonald's
5	Mark Martin	6	14	$144,850	160	running	Valvoline
6	Jeff Gordon	24	1	$299,200	160	running	DuPont Refinishes
7	Sterling Marlin	4	3	$119,700	160	running	Kodak Film
8	Rick Mast	1	9	$100,700	160	running	Skoal
9	Bobby Labonte	18	5	$99,500	160	running	Interstate Batteries
10	Morgan Shepherd	21	33	$94,000	160	running	Citgo
11	Bobby Hamilton	43	2	$89,000	160	running	STP
12	John Andretti	37	23	$77,400	160	running	Kmart / Little Caesars
13	Terry Labonte	5	15	$80,500	160	running	Kellogg's
14	Michael Waltrip	30	7	$74,300	160	running	Pennzoil
15	Geoffrey Bodine	7	25	$79,400	160	running	Exide Batteries
16	Ted Musgrave	16	19	$71,800	160	running	The Family Channel
17	Darrell Waltrip	17	20	$70,700	160	running	Western Auto
18	Dick Trickle	15	11	$69,500	160	running	Ford Quality Care
19	Ken Schrader	25	10	$69,200	160	running	Budweiser
20	Ricky Rudd	10	22	$73,450	159	running	Tide
21	Todd Bodine	75	34	$66,300	159	running	Factory Stores
23	Jimmy Spencer	23	38	$59,200	159	running	Smokin' Joe's
24	Brett Bodine	11	12	$67,700	159	running	Lowe's
25	Kyle Petty	42	32	$67,300	159	running	Coors Light
26	Mike Wallace	90	40	$55,975	158	running	Heilig-Meyers
27	Joe Nemechek	87	6	$51,675	158	running	Burger King
28	Robert Pressley	33	21	$69,875	158	running	Skoal Bandit
29	Jeremy Mayfield	98	8	$53,275	158	running	RCA
30	Steve Grissom	29	39	$52,675	158	running	Meineke
31	Ricky Craven	41	28	$52,675	158	running	Kodiak
32	Jimmy Hensley	22	35	$56,175	158	running	MBNA America
33	Greg Sacks	32	16	$48,425	157	flagged	Fina / Lance
34	Lake Speed	9	27	$48,175	157	running	Spam / Melling
35	Ward Burton	31	30	$47,925	154	engine	Ferguson
36	Kenny Wallace	81	31	$47,675	154	running	TIC Financial
37	Rich Bickle	40	36	$52,625	152	running	Kendall
38	Jeff Burton	8	18	$59,020	141	running	Raybestos Brakes
39	Bobby Hillin, Jr.	77	17	$0	106	engine	Jasper / USAir
40	Derrike Cope	12	37	$52,520	104	engine	Straight Arrow
41	Elton Sawyer	27	41	$55,520	17	valve	Hooters