List of NASCAR drivers - Busch Whackers. Greg Biffle Clint Bowyer Jeff Burton Kyle Busch Carl Edwards Denny Hamlin Kevin Harvick Kasey Kahne Matt Kenseth Kevin Lepage Mark Martin Jeremy Mayfield Jamie McMurray Joe Nemechek Scott Riggs Elliott Sadler Tony Stewart Michael Waltrip J.J. Yeley ...

See also:

List of NASCAR drivers, List of NASCAR drivers - Nextel Cup Drivers, List of NASCAR drivers - Busch Series Drivers, List of NASCAR drivers - Busch Whackers, List of NASCAR drivers - Craftsman Truck Series Drivers, List of NASCAR drivers - Drivers Looking for a Ride, List of NASCAR drivers - Drivers with over 100 Starts, List of NASCAR drivers - Drivers with over 50 Starts, List of NASCAR drivers - Drivers with less than 50 Starts, List of NASCAR drivers - Drivers with unknown status, List of NASCAR drivers - Semi-Retired Drivers, List of NASCAR drivers - Retired Drivers, List of NASCAR drivers - Deceased Drivers, List of NASCAR drivers - Road Course Ringers, List of NASCAR drivers - Suspended Drivers, List of NASCAR drivers - Former/unemployed drivers that are currently doing commentary

Read more here: » List of NASCAR drivers: Encyclopedia II - List of NASCAR drivers - Busch Series Drivers

Statistially, 1992 was Davey Allison's best season in Winston Cup racing. But it was also a very painful and heartwrenching season. Davey started sixth in the Daytona 500 but was probably not quite as fast as the Junior Johnson teammates of Bill Elliott and Sterling Marlin. But the race would change dramatically on lap 92 when Elliott, Marlin, and Ernie Irvan triggered a multi-car crash at the front of the pack. Fourteen cars were eliminated, but Allison somehow made it through the mess. He wou ...

See also:

Davey Allison, Davey Allison - Early Career, Davey Allison - Early Full-time Winston Cup Career The Ranier-Lundy Years 1987-1988, Davey Allison - Initial Years with Robert Yates Racing 1989-1990, Davey Allison - 1991 and the hiring of Larry McReynolds, Davey Allison - 1992 - Triumph and Tragedy, Davey Allison - 1993, Davey Allison - External link

Read more here: » Davey Allison: Encyclopedia II - Davey Allison - 1992 - Triumph and Tragedy

Though 1992 had been a heartbreaking year for Davey Allison and the Robert Yates Racing team in more ways than one, they had to be encouraged by their run for the championship. But 1993 opened on a sour note with Allison finishing 28th at Daytona. That finish was followed by a 16th at Rockingham, but Davey rebounded to win at Richmond the following week. No one knew at the time, but it would be See also:

Davey Allison, Davey Allison - Early Career, Davey Allison - Early Full-time Winston Cup Career The Ranier-Lundy Years 1987-1988, Davey Allison - Initial Years with Robert Yates Racing 1989-1990, Davey Allison - 1991 and the hiring of Larry McReynolds, Davey Allison - 1992 - Triumph and Tragedy, Davey Allison - 1993, Davey Allison - External link

Read more here: » Davey Allison: Encyclopedia II - Davey Allison - 1993

List of NASCAR drivers - Drivers with over 100 Starts. Casey Atwood Stanton Barrett Rich Bickle Ward Burton Ricky Craven Larry Foyt Steve Grissom Bobby Hamilton, Jr. Shane Hall Andy Houston Steve Park Hank Parker Jr. Bryan Reffner Hermie Sadler Jimmy Spencer Tim Fedewa Mike Wallace List of NASCAR drivers - Drivers with over 50 Starts. < ...

See also:

List of NASCAR drivers, List of NASCAR drivers - Nextel Cup Drivers, List of NASCAR drivers - Busch Series Drivers, List of NASCAR drivers - Busch Whackers, List of NASCAR drivers - Craftsman Truck Series Drivers, List of NASCAR drivers - Drivers Looking for a Ride, List of NASCAR drivers - Drivers with over 100 Starts, List of NASCAR drivers - Drivers with over 50 Starts, List of NASCAR drivers - Drivers with less than 50 Starts, List of NASCAR drivers - Drivers with unknown status, List of NASCAR drivers - Semi-Retired Drivers, List of NASCAR drivers - Retired Drivers, List of NASCAR drivers - Deceased Drivers, List of NASCAR drivers - Road Course Ringers, List of NASCAR drivers - Suspended Drivers, List of NASCAR drivers - Former/unemployed drivers that are currently doing commentary

Read more here: » List of NASCAR drivers: Encyclopedia II - List of NASCAR drivers - Drivers Looking for a Ride

The 1991 season began with much promise. Davey won the pole for the Daytona 500 and was in contention for the win until the final laps. After a late race restart, eventual winner Ernie Irvan passed Dale Earnhardt for the lead. Davey tried to follow Irvan around Earnhardt but couldn't make the pass and the two drivers battled side-by-side for a few laps. As the cars came off turn two, Earnhardt's car spun, collecting Allison and Kyle Petty. Davey was unable to continue and finished a disappointing 15th. From there, things went downhill. Davey ...

See also:

Davey Allison, Davey Allison - Early Career, Davey Allison - Early Full-time Winston Cup Career The Ranier-Lundy Years 1987-1988, Davey Allison - Initial Years with Robert Yates Racing 1989-1990, Davey Allison - 1991 and the hiring of Larry McReynolds, Davey Allison - 1992 - Triumph and Tragedy, Davey Allison - 1993, Davey Allison - External link

Read more here: » Davey Allison: Encyclopedia II - Davey Allison - 1991 and the hiring of Larry McReynolds

Davey Allison's 1989 season didn't start well. A year after he and his father's one-two Daytona 500 finish, Davey started a disappointing 16th, then was involved in an early incident with Geoff Bodine that sent his car careening into the sand bar separating the track's backstretch from Lake Lloyd. The car made one slow, complete, roll-over with Davey eventually restarting the car and driving it back to the pits. He drove the damaged car to a 25th place finish and had a heated exchange with Bodine followi ...

See also:

Davey Allison, Davey Allison - Early Career, Davey Allison - Early Full-time Winston Cup Career The Ranier-Lundy Years 1987-1988, Davey Allison - Initial Years with Robert Yates Racing 1989-1990, Davey Allison - 1991 and the hiring of Larry McReynolds, Davey Allison - 1992 - Triumph and Tragedy, Davey Allison - 1993, Davey Allison - External link

Read more here: » Davey Allison: Encyclopedia II - Davey Allison - Initial Years with Robert Yates Racing 1989-1990

List of NASCAR drivers - Drivers with over 100 Starts. Casey Atwood Stanton Barrett Rich Bickle Ward Burton Ricky Craven Larry Foyt Steve Grissom Bobby Hamilton, Jr. Shane Hall Ted Musgrave Steve Park Hank Parker Jr. Bryan Reffner Hermie SadlerSee also:

List of NASCAR drivers, List of NASCAR drivers - Nextel Cup Drivers, List of NASCAR drivers - Busch Series Drivers, List of NASCAR drivers - Busch Whackers, List of NASCAR drivers - Craftsman Truck Series Drivers, List of NASCAR drivers - Drivers Looking for a Ride, List of NASCAR drivers - Drivers with over 100 Starts, List of NASCAR drivers - Drivers with over 50 Starts, List of NASCAR drivers - Drivers with less than 50 Starts, List of NASCAR drivers - Drivers with unknown status, List of NASCAR drivers - Semi-Retired Drivers, List of NASCAR drivers - Retired Drivers, List of NASCAR drivers - Deceased Drivers, List of NASCAR drivers - Road Course Ringers, List of NASCAR drivers - Suspended Drivers, List of NASCAR drivers - Former/unemployed drivers that are currently doing commentary

Read more here: » List of NASCAR drivers: Encyclopedia II - List of NASCAR drivers - Drivers Looking for a Ride

Growing up, Davey participated in athletics, prefering football, but was destined, like many children of racers, to become a racer himself. He began working for his father's Winston Cup team after graduating high school, and would work after-hours on his own race car, a Chevy Nova built by Davey and a group of his friends affectionately known as the "Peach Fuzz Gang". He began his career in 1979 at Birmingham International Raceway and notched his first win in just his sixth start. He became a regular winner at BIR and by 1983, was racing in ...

See also:

Davey Allison, Davey Allison - Early Career, Davey Allison - Early Full-time Winston Cup Career The Ranier-Lundy Years 1987-1988, Davey Allison - Initial Years with Robert Yates Racing 1989-1990, Davey Allison - 1991 and the hiring of Larry McReynolds, Davey Allison - 1992 - Triumph and Tragedy, Davey Allison - 1993, Davey Allison - External link

Read more here: » Davey Allison: Encyclopedia II - Davey Allison - Early Career

Prior to the 1987 season, car owner Harry Ranier tapped Davey to replace veteran driver Cale Yarborough in the Ranier-Lundy #28 Ford Thunderbird. Yarborough was leaving the Ranier-Lundy team to start his own operation along with the team's sponsor, Hardee's. Ranier negotiated a sponsorship deal with Texaco's Havoline motor oil brand, a deal that was signed during the NASCAR edition of Speedweeks at Daytona International Speedway. On qualifiying day, Davey signalled that he was in Winston Cup to stay when he qualified an unmarked, but Texaco- ...

See also:

Davey Allison, Davey Allison - Early Career, Davey Allison - Early Full-time Winston Cup Career The Ranier-Lundy Years 1987-1988, Davey Allison - Initial Years with Robert Yates Racing 1989-1990, Davey Allison - 1991 and the hiring of Larry McReynolds, Davey Allison - 1992 - Triumph and Tragedy, Davey Allison - 1993, Davey Allison - External link

Read more here: » Davey Allison: Encyclopedia II - Davey Allison - Early Full-time Winston Cup Career The Ranier-Lundy Years 1987-1988