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1991 Valleydale Meats 500 - D.Waltrip Spin

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Probably the most controversy of the day came from this little battle between #28 Davey Allison and #17 Darrell Waltrip.

Allison gets into the back of Waltirp's car coming of turn 4 sending Waltrip spinning. Allison would be penalized by NASCAR.

Afterword during the red flag they would have some heated words and some to say to the media.

But hey thats Bristol Baby!!!!

April 14th 1991

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  • I think both rain delays were after the 400-lap mark.

  • More proof that Nascar is a bunch of idiots. He didn't left or right rear him, didn't turn into him. He hit him flush coming of the corner and that's a penalty???

  • Oh yeah Waltrip feuded with the Allisons for years.

  • One good thing about NASCAR back in the day is if they would make a bad rule (like this pit road rule) they would quickly fix it. Not today... we get stuck with things like the Chase

  • Davey was not right... he cut down on DW twice and made the contact and then he wrecked him.

  • A little irony . . . today, Liz (Davey's widow), Krista, and Robbie (kids) are Nashville residents. Darrell is also a Nashville resident.

  • haha, this was in that wacky pit rule era, odds and evens.

  • Seeing this and seeing the interviews, Davey was right on this one.

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