He would have won championships and more if he hadn't died. RIP Davey Allison.

This hits so much harder now then the first time I watched it. My brother passed in January this year (2020), and we donated his organs. He saved five people's lives. His heart is in Pittsburgh, the city my dad was born.

I will never forget Davey. He was my Nascar hero and still is.

I still miss Davey to this day.

RIP Davey Allison. I would have loved to see him race. He died seemingly well before his time. God seems to keep taking all the good ones. At 32 such a phenomenal human being.

1993 was a tragic year for me and NASCAR also. Alan Kulwicki died and Davy a short few months later. Although you never know these great people, you feel like you've lost your best friend. Both of these men were "HUGE" inspirations to me in many, many ways. This is an extremely moving video and more than likely will be for many years to any and all old school NASCAR fans. Liz Allison, Bobby Allison, and Mrs. Allison have to be the strongest people on the face of the earth, to have experienced and withstood so much heart breaking tragedies and keep on with life. None of these drivers of today will never be able to compare to Davy or Alan, or any of the other drivers of those days. NASCAR is a joke today, all due to greed and the all mighty dollar.

my wife and I were at his last race the day before the helicopter crash. We always will be some of Davey's biggest fans. My wife missed three days of work when it happened and I lost my favorite driver and human being. RIP Davey

I'm so glad they put him in the hall of fame favorite driver ever

My dad was an Earnhardt fan, but Davey was one of his favorites

I’m going to be 64 on the 20th of this month,,I’ve watched NASCAR since the late 60’s. Davey will always be in my 💜 for ever. And I’m a long time Earnhardt sr and jr fan. But Davey would have been huge!

Still heart-wrenching today I miss this boy I say this with a huge lump in my throat God bless Liz and the Davey Allison Family ! And God bless anyone reading this.

I always asked myself what if Davey never got in that Helicopter what if

I'm 22 and would've loved to see him race. He was my dad's favorite driver backthen. It's his favorite driver of all-time. He's had other favorites over the years such as Tony Stewart and Kurt Busch, but nobody was ever as close as Davey was.

Much respect to his widow and his mother for carrying his name and memories all the way, despite how difficult it was for them

My Dad's favorite driver. He loved the races. RIP Daddy ....❤️🙏 RIP Davey....❤️🙏

Just watching this makes me glad to be an organ donor. RIP Davey Allison, I never saw you race live, but you will always be a legend of NASCAR.

Davey was truly a class act and a damn good Driver. But the man off the track was who everyone wanted to be around. One sad day when he passed and just knowing he helped extend others lives is truly inspirational. I am an organ donor too. God Bless and Rest in Peace Davey Allison.

Rest In Peace Davey. You will always be remembered by so many.

What a great guy RIP

As a kid my dad live at 106 Ivy ave. When I went to vist him Davys grandparents would let me ride my bike in their driveway . They lived on the corner of Ivy ave and Brooklane. When Bobby and family would stop by they would give me pictures and autographs. I was to young to realize how luck I was just to be around them.Wish i have saved all the things they give me to show my kids.

Will never forget this week 25 years ago, but I also won't forget meeting Davey at Silver Spring Speedway in Pennsylvania 26 years ago. That was a night he won a late model race among six NASCAR drivers!

It's really awesome to see Liz after all these years ! ! It's still and always going to be one of the biggest what ifs in my lifetime thinking of Davie. . . I loved and love that boy ! ! ! Nascar isn't the same today. But I can rewatch an old race anytime ! ! !

Davey was becoming the face of NASCAR . Who can say how many championships that man would’ve won. With natural talent & the guidance of his dad & the Alabama Gang the sky was the limit. He was a hero to my brother Kevin & I. Sadly my brother passed away 3 years ago. It hurts a lot to lose my brother but seeing these Davey films brings back good memories of having a few cold beers & watching Davey drive.. R.I.P. Davey & Kevin! # 28 🏁

hard to believe its been 25yrs. I remember I had just got introduced to NASCAR from my dad and grand father, and Davey was my first favorite. I was 6-7yrs at the time and barely understood his death but I've always wonder what if. What if he lived how much of a rivalry would Allison vs Gordon have been.....

Davey Allison was a heck of a racer. He loved racing, he loved life, he loved his family. Is someone truly gone if people are there to remember them?

Davey was my favorite driver of all time and i miss seeing him drive to this day

Forever my favorite driver, RIP Davey! Thank you for sharing this video.

What A Truly Beautiful heartbreaking Moment For All involved. Including Those who watch your story ty for allowing me/us to be a part of this grieve and joy

Another year later and I am watching this video once again of one of my greatest heroes. I have battled cancer for 16 years and it has returned once again. This time with a VENGEANCE and VERY AGGRESSIVE. I am scheduled for a major surgery in the near future to remove a few cancerous organs. I am sure it will be a life altering ordeal, but this video and Davey, once again still has the power of uplifting spirits. I still wonder how Davey will ever know the impact and what has done for soooooooo many fans and people almost 30 years after his own passing. Davey was a real man of men. So humble and easy going. He was a sincere and huge inspiration for many years and still is. I do sincerely hope he is resting in Heavenly peace and Liz, Robbie, and Krista are doing well and living life to the fullest!!!

Davey Allison was total class. He would have gone far and his death wasn't even racing it was a freak helicopter. Miss ya Davey, RIP

I would love for someone to do a long documentary about Davey. The interview with his wife was really good

Tremendous film..........very emotional.

My eyes just started sweating pretty bad.

Awesome driver and great person.

Rest In Peace Davey And Clifford Allison Two young guns gone too soon

That was a tough day, July 13th 1993. I graduated HS that year & was on summer vacation awaiting entry into the United States Air Force that fall. I was laying in bed that morning just thinking about what to do that day when my mother, who was up getting ready for work, asked me if I knew who Davey Allison was. I'm from South Carolina & NASCAR racing in my hometown is a pretty big deal so I was a huge fan & my mother knew it. Davey's helicopter crash had been on Sportscenter the night before & they said then that there was a chance he might not make it through the night so when my mother asked if I knew who he was I knew he was gone. Chevrolet has always been my brand of choice, I was a huge fan of Cale Yarborough when he drove the Hardee's Chevy Monte Carlo & when he retired I became a huge fan of Dale Earnhardt but there was something about Davey, even though he drove a Ford that was just awesome. I dunno he was just kinda like someone who would be a neighbor of yours who you could hang out with & play stick ball with & that car that #28 Havoline Ford was a badass lookin ride so whenever Earnhardt wasn't running well I rooted for Davey. Wanted him to win that 1992 Winston Cup sooo bad, you'll never be forgotten... #DaveyAllison28 RIP...

Thanks for sharing your story

Thankyou so much for this video. Davey was my favorite driver and I was excited to have tickets for the Talladega race that year but then he crashed on my birthday July 12th. I was crushed. It didn't seem real. I still have Davey memorable today.He was on his way to becoming a Champion. This video brought back all the memories and YES , I too seemed to tear up once again watching this video. R.I.P. Mr. Davey Allison

Thanks a bunch for posting .

He's still my favorite driver. I was at Pocano and the Winston (we went to alot of races when I was a kid). I remember the day he died (I was 11), I wish he was still here, being the "eliminator of the intimidator", leading the Alabama Gang to more championships.

i will never forget hearing about when i was driving in my car. i was crying.

Tomorrow it's the 25th anniversary of the death of Davey Allision

If he would’ve lived on I would’ve gotten to see him race probably at a young age. Thank you Davey! RIP

Rest in peace Davey I was just a kid when you died I cried through this ;(

Rest In Peace, Davey. We loved you. You were born a young boy, lived a strong man, and died as so much more than a legend. We loved watching you race, and you will never be forgotten. Sail high, Davey as you will finally be able to rest for all your work. ❤️🖤🧡🏎

One of the best drivers ever

I have not cried much in my life but the day Davey died I cried like a baby. So so tragic.

R.I.P. Davey we sure miss you...

Thanks for putting this on tube for free.

Just for a record did anybody else know that Davey was an organ donor? I know I'm 25 and everything but I thought I knew everything, this was a total shock to me!

Hard to believe its been almost 30 years since Davey died. Great driver and the last of the Alabama Gang. R.I.P.

God bless him and his family.. I have tears all this time later. Good people..

He was a Badass of a driver

The best there ever was and ever will be!!!!!

I'm trying so hard not to cry

I grew up with Davey as my idol, his death effected my life so much. I will always love him and be his biggest fan.

Thank you for making this video, and sharing it with us, he was great driver.

She is such a classy, strong woman. I wish Teresa Earnhardt had those same strengths. 🙄

46 years to other lives. Amazing. When my buddy Dillon passed, he did the same. Hoping those lives are going strong too.

I only shed a tear once over a NASCARdriver. RIP DAVEY

God I miss Davey!

I have this video bookmarked and have for quite sometime. Davy Allison was my racing idol and hero ever since I seen him in the first race. I would always cheer and root for Davy every race I watched him in. When Alan Kulwicki came along I suddenly had two favorite drivers to root for. It's strange how we lost them both within months apart. No matter what kind of a mood or how I am feeling, this video has a way of lifting my spirits. You get a tremendous warm feeling for everyone in the video. The memory of Davy and Liz Allison will be forever in my heart, and Alan Kulwicki too.

RIP Davey. #28 Forever!

RIP #28Foreverafan

28 years ago today. R.I.P.

Geez. 30 years on and Liz is looking pretty fine!

The best died young, guys like Davey, Hank Williams, and Keith Whitley prove it...

RIP Davey Allison

We missed out on 2 multiple time champions with Kulwicki and Davey

Im crying... 😿

Wow. great video.

I want that number 28 golden collage! Looks awesome!

This will also be the first year car owner Robert Yates has passed away , bet he knew some good stories to tell of Davey

Davey does live on.!!!!!

How can such a great guy be so unlucky?

Davey had so much more to give. It’s a shame he died and did not live to win more

Still a Champion.

I was young when Alan and Davey left. 12. Back then but if you can't get happy sad tears from that, your ❤ is not right. Heart is the word. ❤ what if he was good and he would of made the rest of the 90's real good.

Very nice video. Never knew that Davey’s organs got donated. Of course, it would be even nicer if there weren’t several ads interrupting the video at various points. FOX, for once can you put your bottom line aside for the sake of a touching video?

God Bless you Liz!! R.I.P Davey!!

Davey and Dale racing in heaven.

Great video.. I did not know this about him..very awesome..

R.I.P Davey, Alan, Dale, Adam, J.D, Blaise, And many more.

I was an 8 year old fan... hard to really tap into the innocence and naivete I had at that time... I was old enough to kind of understand what death was, but young enough that I wasnt really able to handle it. I remember my dad telling me that morning what had happened... it just didnt make sense to me but this took me right back to that morning in a hurry.

The extended or regular length version of this film was what I'm looking for. I'm not sure where to find it.

Davey lives on in Alot of people Hart .

I was 3 1/2 Years old and haven't entering Pre-Kindergarten Yet until a Year Later in August 1994

Like the Earnhardts and Pettys there will never be another Allison/Alabama gang my God I cried like I was watching Dale Sr's Death or the Lost of a personal friend

3:50 i was 4 when that race happened but it still stuck with me, family wanted bobby to win, i wanted davey to win. i've never truly had a favorite driver since davey passed away i really liked ernie irvan and ricky rudd and bobby labonte and kyle petty and jeff gordon guy was pretty good after awhile i suppose never really had a favorite driver ever again though. jamie mcmurray when he was first starting out in 2003 or so came close to getting me having a new favorite driver again, but then sometimes he acted more cocky like gordon or kenseth or kyle/kurt busch etcetera and it was frustrating. after bobby labonte started to mature he almost became my favorite, but then he started having inferior equipment at times and that was when the 3-5 car operations where taking precedence and dominating everyone else in the sport, and he started showing the labonte temper, it worked with terry labonte but didnt suit bobby's persona/image at all basically davey allison was it for me, the new drivers just arent the same and after everything became corporate too much and multi car too much and restrictor plated too much so they could get more crashes to please tv ratings/networks, it was just frustrating it got to the point iroc was far more interesting but then the networks didnt want to cover iroc and the nascar drivers that tended to participate in iroc were guys like mark martin and rusty wallace that i absolutely despised/disliked growing up. i miss davey, i was only 9 when he died, only got to watch him for 4-5 years and mostly just got to hear races on the radio back then on that mrn thing with that good voice over guy eli gold or something think was his name, barely was old enough when he died to comprehend it and was just starting to understand racing a bit really by then, but its never been the same since he died and when earnhardt sr. died senselessly at daytona, that just killed my interest remaining in nascar for the most part. then the nextel cup and nextel chase, yeah whatever..not interested. the races just started seeming bland boring crash happy and rigged... you can even see it in clips of races/interviews from the 80s and early 90s, so many personalities and big names and great drivers, and even jerks like wallace and martin were still really skilled drivers in many ways and if not for some of the horrifying crashes rusty had the sport would have had far more deaths and likely been shut down by now, roof flaps and other technologies were developed bc of him that made everyone safer. basically something started changing when darrel waltrip went to the broadcast booth and michael waltrip around the same time became a team owner instead of a driver. that seemed to mark the start of a change over from great drivers with great personalities that were fun to watch and cars that were different enough the equipment really mattered but back then a non-sponsored single car team could come in with 50k car/investment and win a race and do well that season and become fully sponsored for several years and potentially build into a multi team operation. back then you had 85 cars or something crazy all good teams trying to make the field and they only accepted 53 cars sometimes only like 45 or something. so the cars on the track were all cream of the crop, anywhere from 8-10th place could usually win fairly easily, you had drivers coming from 25th mid way or late into the races ending up winning or getting close you had tactics and strategy and running the race at your own pace and playing possum and swoops and swaps and yet you had minimal crashes bc drivers still had courtesy and tried to avoid wrecking each other unlike the late 1990s and since where nascar and sponsors and tv people seem to tell drivers to wreck each other at every/any opportunity. it used to be about skill by the time the nextel chase for the cup came along it was all boring routine bottlenecked, everyone running full out in similar cars the whole race, no more drafting and passing as much, no tactics, just like a freaking demo derby at 200mph, no actual racing anymore you'd almost think vince mcmahon bought out nascar bc it was like the difference between wcw that at least tried to put on athletic/showmanship matches and wwe that just did bullcrap storylines and perverted crap and had everyone standing around the ring talking instead of even bothering to pretend they were competing in a athletic competition or wrestling match the races for the nextel cup/chase just started seeming blatantly/obviously rigged whether they were actually or not. and it was no longer allegations/feuds between drivers or owners or anything, it just started seeming like it came down from the sanctioning body or tv studios/sponsors... also back in the 80s it mattered if people had a pontiac or a buick or a dodge or chevy or ford later it became just chevy vs ford and then after that the templates got so stringent and so similar you'd have been better off giving them identical multi-color iroc cars and letting them sort it out. the car of tomorrow just ended up being a joke or publicity stunt it mostly seemed at the end of the day. i just miss davey and that whole era of racing where you could actually watch people race and actually hear darrel waltrip and neil bonnet etc calling the races and their excitement was contagious/infectious and they could make it fun even when you were stuck away from home and hearing it on a radio

#28 RYR 4ever

Long live the alamba gang

What a handsome fella

Freddie from Flintstone! What are the odds? Fred Flintstone got Daveys heart.

😭😭😭😭💔💔💔

RIP Davey Allison RIP Dale Earnhardt RIP Allan Kulwicki

3:04 that car is gorgeous the all black copying the intimidator paint job was okay, but this car at 3:04 is gorgeous totally fit since davey was a gorgeous person inside and out from what i could tell from the tv.

Wow, what an amazing story. Davey still lives on.

If Richmond lived and Alison lived Gordon would have a few less championships

I really want to know how bobby allison feels about the tragedies that has happened in his life

If only he had been able to build from his near miss on the title in 1992, but then again, given that he had so many highs and lows in 1992, who knows, maybe he could have won the Winston Cup that year with better luck?