1992 Hooters 500 Alan Kulwicki Victory Lap

[billcary30]

give me a polish victory lap over burouts any day of the week and if i never see another burn out again it'll be too soon

[the15car]

@billcary30 Well put. Totally agree.

[7kulwickisgirl7]

I was there that day. What a memory. Alan will always be remembered by his fans.

[gumzy33]

we still miss you very much alan,ur legacy will never die

[CULLISION]

Alen was the MAN! My screen name says it all

[NE4327]

One of the best moments in nascar history

[RaisedOnRadio92]

-Alan Kulwicki wins the Championship

-The closest championship battle in NASCAR history

-Richard Petty's last race

-Jeff Gordon makes his debut

What a race!

[RunerRacerPeniguin5]

and dont forget bill winning but still didnt get it done like the 08 with Carl Edwards!

[Carnicrush]

@RaisedOnRadio92 actually its the second closest but still very memorable.

[BobbyRossRacing93]

@RaisedOnRadio92 The closest margin was in 2004 with 8 points, but this was one of the greatest seasons ever. beats f1 :D

[billcary30]

say what you might about jimmy johsnon and jeff gordon but if davey and allen hadn't died there's no way they'd have won as many races.

Rest in peace allen.

And always remember sometimes rooting for the underdog occasionally is worth the trouble

[BADASSED88]

@billcary30 the sport woudn't be as boring and strict

[pepsibottleq]

Innovative, Courageous and Decatated.

R.I.P Alan

You were a good champ.

[combatking08]

I don't mind burnouts or donuts. But the Polish Victory Lap should be done more often.

R.I.P Alan

[acefredfred]

He was my uncle :( i was even able to meet him because i wasn't born until 3 years after he died

[darkhouse1906]

Me too. Alan was one of those drivers who brought non fans to the sport. Terrible loss for the sport.

[modocmohawk]

I cry everytime I see a video of Alan. I was a BIG Kulwicki fan, and something went outof racing with his death for me.

R.I.P. Alan

[chadloflin20]

The man was just a nut. There's no other way to say it. Damn, he was one of a kind.

[Crisgo3d]

One of the greatest races in NASCAR history

[tompow]

That is how a win should be celebrated, and none of those burnouts or doughnuts.

[chadloflin20]

How cool was that!?!

[zzzbbbccc]

he was a great driver who will forever be missed