I miss This version of Sears Point Raceway with the pedestrian bridges, hills and the configuration.

The car that Irvan drove was the exact same that Davey used in 1991. It was also purposed into a Taurus for Dale Jarrett and it was last used in 2001. The car is on possession of Warbirds museum in Arizona as an 88 Taurus.

Woo! nascar will run this layout in 2019 for sonoma's 50 year anniversary

Yates Racing was probably one of the most unlucky Nascar teams ever, they had some good cars and drivers that always got screwed somehow. Davey Allison had his best year and should have won the 1992 title and had to much bad luck, then the he;icopter crash. Irvan should have won the 1994 tittle and had that bad wreck. Ricky Rudd should have won several more races than he did. Besides the 1999 Jarrett year they had a lot of troubles. It's a shame Yates is not competing today.

No lie there man. If Davey hadn't gotten killed, Jeff Gordon would have about half the stats he holds today.

That track had so much more character back then and I loved racing on it in NASCAR Racing, the PC simulation.

One of my favorite things to do is find an old Winston Cup from the good Ol' days and listen to it whilst playing NASCAR 15'. I just wish NASCAR 15 had this lay out of Sanoma.

Look how green everything is, holy

I remember Irvan was having a stellar year in 1994.

It's a classic! Cool!

When Irvan had a good car he crushed the competition like nobody else. This race, Charlotte in 1993, Talladega 1992 from a lap down.

One of the few races that actually was cloudy for the entire race - 2001 and 2013 are the other ones if memory serves correctly. The race in 2005 started cloudy but clear skies arrived later on for the majority of the race.

Before anyone watches this race: Watch the awesome intro to this race they left out here on this upload at end of this video that will show up in the "YOU SHOULD WATCH" at the end

Ernie Irvan was always one my favorite drivers!!! Too bad he never, especially 1994 couldn't win the championship 2:06:13

Never thought i’d see a cloudy race at Sonoma. Probably because this race was in May instead of the usual June

Yates won here with Dave Allison, Ernie Irvan, and Ricky Rudd. All in the #28.

It was called by benny Parsons great commentator

I've always wondered what they used to get Cope's and John Krebs cars outta there after the race.

1:18:51 Wow! Look at that generic cardboard box lol Benny is using so he can see the TV to call the race on

Yes, it is, but sadly, Robert Yates made his decision to get out of NASCAR after the 2007 season and folded the 88 team after that season was over. He had folded the 28 team after the 2002 season, but in the years before that, as you said, Yates Racing ran into many issues.

Irvan was the best road racer there was back then. Hands down the best.

23:19 There's a name you don't associate with road racing, Jeff Gordon. Jeff ends his career with 9 road course wins lol

01:19:11 I think the only thing i remember watching this race back when i was 12 was laughing my ass off at Bennys rig.

23:54 Lake Speed came into this race 5th in the point standings

The back on the car of Lake Speed is completely defonced. 24:09 good crash anyway

Thought John Krebs killed himself in this race, this looked so violent, its almost felt like his car fell off a coffee table.

Ernie Irvan's last win until 1996

Any idea why they shortened the racetrack and got rid of those inner turns?

Screw Nascar. There was no reason to build that short chute. The racing on the old circuit was just fine.

The old Sears Point raceway was much better before Smith flattened the entire area