33 Days ‘Til Daytona: The 33rd (1991) Daytona 500
1991 at Daytona saw strange new rules for pit stops under caution and a team coming into its own.
1991 at Daytona saw strange new rules for pit stops under caution and a team coming into its own.
The 36th rendition of the Great American is remembered for both the triumph of a previously winless veteran and the tragic deaths of two drivers.
Next up: a quartet of big-time drivers from the 1980s and ’90s.
While the 1992 NASCAR season is seen as the most pivotal year in the modern era of NASCAR, what followed in 1993 set the stage for the next two decades of competition, thrusting the sport from burgeoning regional underground sport to one of national prominence. Key events, new tracks, personalities and accomplishments help define the …
At the conclusion of a one-day test at Michigan International Speedway, one thing is crystal clear: the track is blazing fast.
Ernie Irvan was born in Salinas, Calif. on Jan. 13, 1959. He is the son of Vic and Jo Irvan, whose family moved to California following the Dust Bowls.
On August 20, 1994, NASCAR nearly lost Ernie Irvan to a horrific crash at Michigan. Irvan doesn’t remember the crash that day.
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