Even though Earnhardt was my guy, gotta love Darrell for his great sportsmanship and attitude

Great short track race! Hamilton #43 actually had the best/fastest car this race... If only a caution and 10 more laps,

💪🏻 Kyle Petty 🏁

WRTV abc

2:07:20 the term Bump drafting coined

I really really love watching these old Nascar races a whole whole lot and I am still big Nascar fan for a long long time and I still watch Nascar greatest races I like every Nascar drivers

I really really love watching these old Nascar races a whole whole lot and I still watch Nascar and I am still a big fan of Nascar for a long long time

my god we're nearly 31 years from when this all happened. 31 years and it still hurts, i still makes tears come to my eyes watching this. i remember when we found out davey died. we'd been out doing something and got home. dad turned news no while mom got supper, and i went to my room like normal.......... well that was the last normal moement of that day. i'd no sooner got in there and dad hollerred bill get out here. i'm thinking what the .......? we just got home i wasn't in trouble when we left, i didn't do anything to get in trouble while we were gone, and i'v've not been home long enough to get in trouble yet....... dad said i said get out here. and they were talking about daveys crash and it not looking good. and i thought when does this nightmare end. i'll be honest i wasn't a alan fan. ok shoot me and get over it. but as i found out stuf, learned about him, etc. i was starting to come around. you just can't not help admire a guy that goes through life with a dream and won't stop till he gets it. i was however a huge davey fan. to back up a minute, i'd been a nascar fan off and on all my life. and racing in general. at this point was getting back into nascar and learning about the busch series. davey was probably the first "nup and comer" i'd really followed. i'd liked cale, i kind of liked bobby, but davey was probably the first "young gun" i'd been like he's my guy for the future.cale was near end of his career, bobby soons would be unfortunately, davey was a rookie replacing cale. back to 93 i'm nearly in tears and thinking when do i get ot wake up from this? this can't be real? this can't be happening again? looking back nearly 31 years later it still doesn't hurt any less. i never got a chance to meet davey, though almost (i think) got a chance to meet bobby in 94 by accident (assuming it was him if you want that story ask) adn would meet bobby the year he went in the hof. i never really thought about if i even remembered watching this in 93 and saw neils comments. when your friend commits suicide, and you hae to go to school the next day and wish you were any where else you dont' ask your parents if you can take the day off you go to school. (been there done that). when you've got a funeral to go to and a short window to do everything because of work schedules, meaning up one day, funeral next come home the 3rd day een though u gotta cover 1400 miles in those 3 days.......... you do it. (unforunately been there doen that too.) when you say you're going to be somehwere yo do it. it's not easy, it's not fun, and yeah if people knew what was going on nobody would blame you for calling out, but you do it. kids today would learna good lesson hearing that speech from and bobby. i assume i did then, i relearned it now............. rip davey hope i get to see you some day.

Just watching these old races gives me such a feeling of nostalgia. I grew up in 80s & 90s in rural North Carolina as a kid watching and listening to races on the satelite and MRN radio. I was lucky enough to get to go to races at Charlotte, Bristol, North Wilkesboro, Martinsville, Richmond, & Rockingham, as well as getting to meet and get Autographs from most, if not all of the Greatest Names in Racing. Guys like Dale Earnhardt, Richard Petty, Darrell Waltrip, Davey Allison, Neil Bonnett, Junior Johnson, Alan Kulwicki, Jack Roush, Robert Yates, Ernie Irvan, Jeff Gordon, Rusty Wallace, Dick Trickle, Bobby Allison, Bill Elliott and so many others. This time in NASCAR will always be the greatest to me. I am still a fan today, but it isn’t close in comparison IMHO.

Ford Motorcraft #1

This takes me back. Watching with my family, enjoying sunday afternoons. My dad worked 6 days, sometimes 7 days a week but he was always ready to watch nascar with us sundays!

I really really love watching these old Nascar races a whole whole lot and I still watch Nascar and I am still big fan of Nascar

I really really love watching these old Nascar races a whole whole lot and I still watch Nascar and I am still big fan of Nascar

Happy 30th Anniversary to he 1994 Fay's Drug 150! Today (Tuesday, June 25, 2024) marks exactly 30 years since this race was held at the Glen!

Airborne hoods, rattlin' rear view mirrors. Love this real competition racing. Good memories, good times.

Terry Labonte ran a special paint scheme when he broke the record of the most consecutive starts. He ended up winning that race

Happy 30th Anniversary to this race! Yesterday (Wednesday, June 12, 2024) marked exactly 30 years since this race was held at Pocono.

RIP Neil Bonnet….and I’m only 31 lol. He would’ve been fun to root for

Sterling had an eventful evening

Rusty, you're driving like a pissed off teenager! I think that's what Talladega Nights was making fun of.

Happy 30th Anniversary to the 1994 Goodwrench/Delco Battery 200 at Dover!

i love this race personally! the crash of rusty was amazing really ! after wallace his best season litteraly was in 93

The Cope/Krebs accident is incredible! I haven't seen this race since it was live 30 years ago and had no recollection of that incident. Wow! That was crazy! Krebs fell a substantial distance and nearly landed in a parking area! That was absolutely crazy!

This was Nascar Winston Cup racing...I don't know what they call it today.

God damn Gordon took out half the field 😂

Another great thing California got rid of.

I really really love watching these old Nascar races a whole whole lot and I still watch Nascar

Today (Wednesday, May 22, 2024) marks exactly 30 years since this race was held!! Happy 30th Anniversary to the 1994 Meridan Advantage 200!

must be a typo.. Harry Gant 116.786 mph on the pole..lol had to be way more than 116mph at Atlanta lol

I need pictures of 1992 Georgia girls

Dr Jerry punch saved rusty that day,, he was choking in the car and punch cleared his airway.. crazy crazy story

Kim Burton... a selfless lady that sets the bar high for what true love is. That was a good day. The highlight of our entire season.

Look at this wreck & Dale Earnhardts Sr how & why did this guy live while Dale didn’t ?? Just asking no arguments

Spencer was cheating and was caught. Fined the Junior Johnson team 100k, a record for the time.

The pit road reporter conducting the winner circle interview was terrible.

Corky always gets recognized by the media during the Southern 500 😅 good man though! His work contributed to so many hours of entertainment for me

Man, Rusty in the air.....such scary to seen the HUGE WRECK!! [1993] NASCAR was an hardest-years since losing Davey Allison & Alan Kulwicki too. Rest easy to those Heavenly Angels-Drivers

NASCAR, a truly American sport. They shouldn't try to be like F1. Indycar just vetoed medallions. How are you going to find the next great team owner and driver? No team should be guaranteed a spot in any race. Best qualifiers should be the only ones in the race. What they have now is like communism.

Dick Trickle and his inside joke "everybody is smokin' at Bristol. It was at Bristol where I first saw him smoking cigarettes during the cautiouns. He was a driver that started late and never got a good ride. He could have won a lot of races with a top shelf racecar

Happy 30th Anniversary to this race!! Today (Wednesday, April 17, 2024) marks exactly 30 years since this race was held!

Early in this race, BP calls Lake Speed in the #28 Davey Allison by accident and apologizes moments later and says "Everytime I see that 28 car I think of Davey" and Bob Jenkins chimes in and says "I am sure many people wish it still were Davey Allison".

thank you for these

Morgan Shepard driving a created car in NASCAR Thunder 2003 in 1992. It has red numbers and a block yellow 21 on the side.

Where was Ned ?

1:25 the unknown comic

Andretti (and Rusty) got Bodined

Failed to Qualify: 71-Dave Marcis, 78-Randy MacDonald (R), 90-Mike Wallace, 22-Ward Burton, & 77-Bobby Hillin Jr.

Wow how many near misses did Alan have in this race?

It’s crazy that Neil bonnett died 7 mouths later

Kyle Petty never touched Earnhardt. He just got under him and took the wind off of his spoiler. But he sure as hell touched Davey Allison.