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FedEx 400 benefiting Autism Speaks Venue Dover International Speedway Sponsor FedEx / Autism Speaks First race 1969 Distance 400 miles (643.737 km) Laps 400 Previous names Mason-Dixon 300 (1969-1970) Mason-Dixon 500 (1971-1983)
Budweiser 500 (1984-1994)
Miller Genuine Draft 500 (1995)
Miller 500 (1996-1997)
MBNA Platinum 400 (1998-2002)
MBNA Armed Forces Family 400 (2003)
MBNA America 400 "A Salute To Heroes" (2004)
MBNA RacePoints 400 (2005)
Neighborhood Excellence 400 (2006)
Autism Speaks 400 presented by Visa (2007)
Best Buy 400 benefiting Student Clubs for Autism Speaks (2008)
Autism Speaks 400 presented by Heluva Good! (2009)
Autism Speaks 400 presented by Hershey's Milk & Milkshakes (2010)
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This audio file was created from a revision of FedEx 400 dated 2010-07-23, and does not reflect subsequent edits to the article. (Audio help)More spoken articlesThe FedEx 400 benefiting Autism Speaks is a NASCAR Sprint Cup Series stock car race held annually at Dover International Speedway in Dover, Delaware, it is the first of two Sprint Cup races at Dover. The 2007 Autism Speaks 400 presented by Visa marked the first time that a NASCAR Sprint Cup race entitlement was dedicated to a non-profit organization, by the race's title sponsor, Visa Inc.[1]
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Past winners
Year Date Driver Car Make Winner's Prize
(USD)Distance
Laps/Miles(Km)Average Speed
(mph)Race Time Mason-Dixon 300 1969 July 6 Richard Petty Ford $4,725 300 / 300 (482.803) 115.772 2:35:28 1970 Sept 20 Richard Petty Plymouth $6,195 300 / 300 (482.803) 112.103 2:40:34 Mason-Dixon 500 1971 June 6 Bobby Allison Mercury $15,720 500 / 500 (804.672) 123.119 4:30:40 1972 June 4 Bobby Allison Chevrolet $14,625 500 / 500 (804.672) 118.019 4:12:49 1973 June 3 David Pearson Mercury $14,025 500 / 500 (804.672) 119.745 4:10:32 1974 May 19 Cale Yarborough Chevrolet $18,300 450 / 450 (724.204) 115.057 3:54:40 1975 May 18 David Pearson Mercury $15,425 500 / 500 (804.672) 100.82 4:57:32 1976 May 16 Benny Parsons Chevrolet $18,890 500 / 500 (804.672) 115.436 4:19:53 1977 May 15 Cale Yarborough Chevrolet $17,175 500 / 500 (804.672) 123.327 4:03:26 1978 May 21 David Pearson Mercury $16,600 500 / 500 (804.672) 114.664 4:21:38 1979 May 20 Neil Bonnett Mercury $17,750 500 / 500 (804.672) 111.269 4:29:37 1980 May 18 Bobby Allison Ford $21,900 500 / 500 (804.672) 113.866 4:23:28 1981 May 17 Jody Ridley Ford $22,560 500 / 500 (804.672) 116.595 4:17:18 1982 May 16 Bobby Allison Chevrolet $25,350 500 / 500 (804.672) 120.136 4:09:43 1983 May 15 Bobby Allison Buick $28,500 500 / 500 (804.672) 114.847 4:21:13 Budweiser 500 1984 May 20 Richard Petty Pontiac $28,105 500 / 500 (804.672) 118.717 4:12:42 1985 May 19 Bill Elliott Ford $44,500 500 / 500 (804.672) 123.094 4:03:43 1986 May 18 Geoffrey Bodine Chevrolet $51,700 500 / 500 (804.672) 115.009 4:20:51 1987 May 31 Davey Allison Ford $46,600 500 / 500 (804.672) 112.958 4:25:35 1988 June 5 Bill Elliott Ford $53,000 500 / 500 (804.672) 118.726 4:12:41 1989 June 4 Dale Earnhardt Chevrolet $59,350 500 / 500 (804.672) 121.67 4:06:34 1990 June 3 Derrike Cope Chevrolet $55,050 500 / 500 (804.672) 123.96 4:02:01 1991 June 2 Ken Schrader Chevrolet $64,800 500 / 500 (804.672) 120.152 4:09:41 1992 May 31 Harry Gant Oldsmobile $65,145 500 / 500 (804.672) 109.456 4:34:05 1993 June 6 Dale Earnhardt Chevrolet $68,030 500 / 500 (804.672) 105.6 4:44:06 1994 June 5 Rusty Wallace Ford $70,605 500 / 500 (804.672) 102.529 4:52:36 Miller Genuine Draft 500 1995 June 4 Kyle Petty Pontiac $77,665 500 / 500 (804.672) 119.88 4:10:15 Miller 500 1996 June 2 Jeff Gordon Chevrolet $138,730 500 / 500 (804.672) 122.741 4:04:25 1997 June 1 Ricky Rudd Ford $95,255 500 / 500 (804.672) 114.635 4:21:42 MBNA Platinum 400 1998 May 31 Dale Jarrett Ford $89,950 400 / 400 (643.737) 119.522 3:20:46 1999 June 6 Bobby Labonte Pontiac $144,820 400 / 400 (643.737) 120.603 3:19:00 2000 June 4 Tony Stewart Pontiac $152,830 400 / 400 (643.737) 109.514 3:39:09 2001 June 3 Jeff Gordon Chevrolet $183,907 400 / 400 (643.737) 120.361 3:19:24 2002 June 2 Jimmie Johnson Chevrolet $152,400 400 / 400 (643.737) 117.551 3:24:10 MBNA Armed Forces Family 400 2003 June 1 Ryan Newman Dodge $199,325 400 / 400 (643.737) 106.896 3:44:31 MBNA America 400 A Salute To Heroes 2004 June 6 Mark Martin Ford $271,900 400 / 400 (643.737) 97.042 4:07:19 MBNA RacePoints 400 2005 June 5 Greg Biffle Ford $282,800 400 / 400 (643.737) 122.626 3:15:43 Neighborhood Excellence 400 Presented by Bank of America 2006 June 4 Matt Kenseth Ford $323,591 400 / 400 (643.737) 109.865 3:38:27 Autism Speaks 400 Presented by Visa 2007 June 4 Martin Truex Jr. Chevrolet $295,045 400 / 400 (643.737) 118.95 3:21:45 Best Buy 400 benefiting Student Clubs for Autism Speaks 2008 June 1 Kyle Busch Toyota $302,550 400 / 400 (643.737) 121.171 3:18:04 Autism Speaks 400 Presented by Heluva Good! 2009 May 31 Jimmie Johnson Chevrolet $341,151 400 / 400 (643.737) 115.237 3:28:16 Autism Speaks 400 Presented by HERSHEY'S Milk & Milkshakes 2010 May 16 Kyle Busch Toyota $327,706 400 / 400 (643.737) 128.79 3:06:21 FedEx 400 benefiting Autism Speaks 2011 May 15 Matt Kenseth Ford $314,311 400 / 400 (643.737) 125.578 3:11:07 - 1974: Race shortened due to energy crisis.
- 2007: Race postponed from Sunday to Monday due to rain.
- 2011: First time the starting lineup was set by the practice times of the drivers (Fastest gets pole) under new NASCAR qualifying rule for 2011.
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- ^ "Racing for a cure", Pete Schnatz, June 1, 2007 Philadelphia Inquirer, Retrieved June 4, 2007
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