Waid’s World: Rusty Wallace Faced a Very Rocky Road to the 1989 Championship
Wallace wrecked Darrell Waltrip to win the 1989 Winston, sued his team owner to depart the organization and still won six races to capture the championship.
Wallace wrecked Darrell Waltrip to win the 1989 Winston, sued his team owner to depart the organization and still won six races to capture the championship.
Yarborough wasn’t brought up in a racing family, but during his three consecutive titles, he won 28 times
Allison won 85 Cup races, fourth most in series history, but only one title.
Nicknamed “Mr. Nice Guy,” Benny Parsons’ 1973 Cup championship came thanks to an incredible story in the season finale at Rockingham.
The tale of the championship that never was for Mark Martin.
Better late than never.
Steve Waid wouldn’t square dance, would he?
Cale Yarborough’s runner-up finish at Charlotte wrapped up his first Cup championship.
After a back-and-forth 1972 Cup season featuring Bobby Allison and Richard Petty, the Wood Brothers and its driver David Pearson made the ’73 one just as exciting.
Watkins Glen International plays a role in some of the high points in the saga of driver Tim Richmond. It also plays a role in perhaps the lowest point.