NetZero 250

Pikes Peak International Raceway — January 1, 2002

Hank Parker Jr.

Winner

250

Laps

Entries

Leaders

Hank Parker Jr. won the 2002 NetZero 250 at Pikes Peak International Raceway on January 1, 2002, leading 23 of 250 laps. Greg Biffle finished second; Jason Keller rounded out the podium. The race featured 7 different leaders.

Race Details

Date

Tuesday, January 1, 2002

Track

Pikes Peak International Raceway

Season

2002

Winner

Hank Parker Jr.

Leaders

7 drivers

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Pos	Start	+/-	Driver	Team	Manufacturer	Laps	Interval	Status	Led	Pts
1	23	+22	Hank Parker Jr.	Team Jesel	Dodge	250	—	Running	23	180
2	19	+17	Greg Biffle	Roush Racing		250	—	Running	52	175
3	1	-2	Jason Keller	ppc Racing		250	—	Running	57	170
4	7	+3	Ron Hornaday Jr.	Carroll Racing		250	—	Running	37	165
5	15	+10	Kevin Lepage	Brewco Motorsports		250	—	Running	76	165
6	26	+20	Scott Wimmer	Bill Davis Racing		250	—	Running	1	155
7	12	+5	Mike McLaughlin	Joe Gibbs Racing		250	—	Running	—	146
8	22	+14	Jamie McMurray	Brewco Motorsports		250	—	Running	4	147
9	3	-6	Ashton Lewis	Lewis Motorsports		250	—	Running	—	138
10	6	-4	Stacy Compton	JTG Daugherty Racing		249	—	Running	—	134
11	8	-3	Kevin Grubb	Team Bristol Motorsports		249	—	Running	—	130
12	5	-7	Bobby Hamilton Jr.	Team Rensi Motorsports		249	—	Running	—	127
13	4	-9	Kenny Wallace	Innovative Motorsports		249	—	Running	—	124
14	24	+10	Jack Sprague	Hendrick Motorsports		249	—	Running	—	121
15	35	+20	Shane Hall	Hensley Racing		249	—	Running	—	118
16	17	+1	Scott Riggs	ppc Racing		249	—	Running	—	115
17	11	-6	Jay Sauter	Richard Childress Racing		249	—	Running	—	112
18	27	+9	Kerry Earnhardt	FitzBradshaw Racing		248	—	Running	—	109
19	2	-17	Mark Green	Akins Motorsports		248	—	Running	—	106
20	13	-7	Randy LaJoie	Evans Motorsports		248	—	Running	—	103
21	32	+11	Brian Vickers	Clyde Vickers (Owner)	Dodge	248	—	Running	—	100
22	9	-13	Ricky Hendrick	Hendrick Motorsports		248	—	Running	—	97
23	21	-2	Tim Sauter	AP Performance Racing		248	—	Running	—	94
24	20	-4	Shane Hmiel	Innovative Motorsports		247	—	Running	—	91
25	16	-9	Casey Mears	Team Jesel	Dodge	247	—	Running	—	88
26	18	-8	Stuart Kirby	Frank Cicci Racing		247	—	Running	—	85
27	25	-2	Stanton Barrett	Stanton Barrett Racing		245	—	Running	—	82
28	28	—	Larry Foyt	A.J. Foyt Racing		245	—	Running	—	79
29	29	—	Chad Chaffin	Day Enterprises		244	—	Running	—	76
30	41	+11	Steadman Marlin	Sadler Racing		243	—	Running	—	73
31	37	+6	Larry Gunselman	DF2 Motorsports		242	—	Running	—	70
32	38	+6	Mike Harmon	GIC Mixon Motorsports		234	—	Running	—	67
33	39	+6	Brian Weber	Brian Weber & Associates Racing		228	—	Running	—	64
34	33	-1	Johnny Sauter	Richard Childress Racing		214	—	Running	—	61
35	14	-21	Tony Raines	BACE Motorsports		189	—	Running	—	58
36	30	-6	Jason Schuler	Havill-Spoerl Racing		100	—	DNF	—	55
37	10	-27	Todd Bodine	Herzog Motorsports		90	—	DNF - Engine	—	52
38	31	-7	Josh Richeson	Havill-Spoerl Racing		70	—	DNF	—	49
39	36	-3	Rick Markle	Robinson-Blakeney Racing		29	—	DNF	—	46
40	34	-6	Bruce Bechtel	Moy Racing		27	—	DNF - Crash	—	43
41	42	+1	Brent Glasstetter	Bost Motorsports		11	—	DNF - Engine	—	40
42	40	-2	Brad Teague	Means Motorsports		7	—	DNF	—	37
43	43	—	Brent Moore	ORTEC Racing		1	—	DNF - Crash	—	34

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who won the 2002 NetZero 250?

Hank Parker Jr. won the 2002 NetZero 250 at Pikes Peak International Raceway driving for Team Jesel.

Where was the 2002 NetZero 250 held?

The 2002 NetZero 250 was held at Pikes Peak International Raceway on January 1, 2002.