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3. Dale Jarrett

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Jarrett, in his second year of eligibility moves to the inside of the second row of our field. He won the 1999 Sprint Cup, finished in the top 5 on 7 different occasions, and won three Daytona 500s. While he wasn’t nominated in his first year of eligibility, he is clearly at the top of best drivers not in the Hall. Don’t be surprised if he gets his first nomination this year.




The Bullet Points:
Country of Origin:
Conover, North Carolina, U.S.A.

Retired In:
2008

Sprint Cup Wins:
32

Poles:
16

Top Ten Finishes:
260

Top Ten Finishes (Season):
Sprint Cup Series:
1993: 4th
1996: 3rd
1997: 2nd
1998: 3rd
1999: 1st
2000: 4th
2001: 5th
2002: 9th

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