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The Coke Zero 400 is a race in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series at Daytona International Speedway during Independence Day weekend. It is televised on TNT from 2007-2014. Was known as the Firecracker 250 from 1959-1962, the Firecracker 400 in 1963-1984 and 1986. The Pepsi Firecracker 400 in 1985,1987-88. The Pepsi 400 from 1989-2007. And its current name from 2008-present.

NASCAR Sprint Cup Winners

Year Driver Started Car # Sponsor Owner Make
1959 Fireball Roberts 1 3 - Jim Stephens Pontiac
1960 Jack Smith 1 47 Boomershine Jack Smith Pontiac
1961 David Pearson 2 3 Daytona Kennel John Masoni Pontiac
1962 Fireball Roberts 4 22 - Banjo Matthews Pontiac
1963 Fireball Roberts 3 22 Young Ford Holman-Moody Ford
1964 A.J. Foyt 19 47 Texas Dodge Dealers Ray Nichels Dodge
1965 A.J. Foyt 11 41 - Wood Brothers Racing Ford
1966 Sam McQuagg 4 98 Nichels Engineering Ray Nichels Dodge
1967 Cale Yarborough 2 21 - Wood Brothers Racing Ford
1968 Cale Yarborough 4 21 60 Minute Cleaners Wood Brothers Racing Ford
1969 LeeRoy Yarbrough 9 98 - Junior Johnson Ford
1970 Donnie Allison 15 27 - Banjo Matthews Ford
1971 Bobby Issac 21 71 K&K Insurance Nord Krauskopf Dodge
1972 David Pearson 2 21 Purolator Wood Brothers Racing Mercury
1973 David Pearson 6 21 Purolator Wood Brothers Racing Mercury
1974 David Pearson 1 21 Purolator Wood Brothers Racing Mercury
1975 Richard Petty 13 43 STP Petty Enterprises Dodge
1976 Cale Yarborough 2 11 Holly Farms Junior Johnson Chevrolet
1977 Richard Petty 5 43 STP Petty Enterprises Dodge
1978 David Pearson 3 21 Purolator Wood Brothers Racing Mercury
1979 Neil Bonnett 2 21 Purolator Wood Brothers Racing Mercury
1980 Bobby Allison 14 15 Mike Curb Bud Moore Mercury
1981 Cale Yarborough 1 27 Valvoline M.C. Anderson Buick
1982 Bobby Allison 9 88 Gatorade DiGard Buick
1983 Buddy Baker 8 21 Valvoline Wood Brothers Racing Ford
1984 Richard Petty 6 43 STP Petty Enterprises Pontiac
1985 Greg Sacks 9 10 Gardner R&D DiGard Chevrolet
1986 Tim Richmond 9 25 Folgers Hendrick Motorsports Chevrolet
1987 Bobby Allison 11 22 Miller American Stavola Brothers Buick
1988 Bill Elliott 38 9 Coor's Harry Melling Ford
1989 Davey Allison 8 28 Havoline Yates Racing Ford
1990 Dale Earnhardt 3 3 GM Goodwrench Richard Childress Racing Chevrolet
1991 Bill Elliott 10 9 Coor's Harry Melling Ford
1992 Ernie Irvan 6 4 Kodak Film Morgan-McClure Motorsports Chevrolet
1993 Dale Earnhardt 5 3 GM Goodwrench Richard Childress Racing Chevrolet
1994 Jimmy Spencer 3 27 McDonald's Junior Johnson Ford
1995 Jeff Gordon 3 24 DuPont Hendrick Motorsports Chevrolet
1996 Sterling Marlin 2 4 Kodak Film Morgan-McClure Motorsports Chevrolet
1997 John Andretti 3 98 RCA Cale Yarborough Ford
1998 Jeff Gordon 8 24 DuPont Hendrick Motorsports Chevrolet
1999 Dale Jarrett 12 88 Quality Care Yates Racing Ford
2000 Jeff Burton 9 99 Exide Batteries Roush Fenway Racing Ford
2001 Dale Earnhardt, Jr. 13 8 Budweiser Dale Earnhardt, Inc. Chevrolet
2002 Michael Waltrip 7 15 NAPA Dale Earnhardt, Inc. Chevrolet
2003 Greg Biffle 30 16 Grainger Roush Fenway Racing Ford
2004 Jeff Gordon 1 24 DuPont Hendrick Motorsports Chevrolet
2005 Tony Stewart 1 20 Home Depot Joe Gibbs Racing Chevrolet
2006 Tony Stewart 2 20 Home Depot Joe Gibbs Racing Chevrolet
2007 Jamie McMurray 15 26 Irwin Tool Roush Fenway Racing Ford
2008 Kyle Busch 9 18 Interstate Batteries Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota
2009 Tony Stewart 1 14 Burger King Stewart Haas Racing Chevrolet

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