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The 28th season of the Crown Royal International Race of Champions began on Friday, February 13, 2004 at Daytona International Speedway. The all-star roster included twelve drivers from five premier racing series. Matt Kenseth won the championship after winning the final two races to return to contention. After finishing third in the season opener, he came across the line a disappointing last in race two at Texas Motor Speedway.
Contents
- Race One Daytona International Speedway
- Race Two Texas Motor Speedway
- Race Three Richmond International Raceway
- Race Four Atlanta Motor Speedway
- References
The roster of drivers and final points standings were as follows:
Race One (Daytona International Speedway)
- 12- Ryan Newman
- 97- Kurt Busch
- 17- Matt Kenseth
- 48- Jimmie Johnson
- 11- Steve Kinser
- 03- Hélio Castroneves
- 29- Kevin Harvick
- 1- Scott Dixon
- 8- Scott Sharp
- 24- Travis Kvapil
- 80- J.J. Yeley
- 20- Danny Lasoski
Race Two (Texas Motor Speedway)
- 20- Danny Lasoski
- 29- Kevin Harvick
- 48- Jimmie Johnson
- 12- Ryan Newman
- 24- Travis Kvapil
- 8- Scott Sharp
- 03- Helio Castroneves
- 11- Steve Kinser
- 1- Scott Dixon
- 80- J.J. Yeley
- 97- Kurt Busch
- 17-Matt Kenseth
Race Three (Richmond International Raceway)
- 17- Matt Kenseth
- 12- Ryan Newman
- 97- Kurt Busch
- 48- Jimmie Johnson
- 29- Kevin Harvick
- 8- Scott Sharp
- 80- J.J. Yeley
- 03- Helio Castroneves
- 1- Scott Dixon
- 20- Danny Lasoski
- 24- Travis Kvapil
- 11- Steve Kinser
Race Four (Atlanta Motor Speedway)
- 17- Matt Kenseth
- 12- Ryan Newman
- 20- Danny Lasoski
- 97- Kurt Busch
- 24- Travis Kvapil
- 48- Jimmie Johnson
- 29- Kevin Harvick
- 1- Scott Dixon
- 11- Steve Kinser
- 8- Scott Sharp
- 03- Hélio Castroneves
- 80- J.J. Yeley
References
IROC XXVIII Wikipedia(Text) CC BY-SA