Rick Karle shares fond behind-the-scenes memories of Davey Allison, a treasured member of the first family of racing in ...

Davey Allison finished third at New Hampshire in his last race, driving the No. 28 Texaco-Havoline Ford for Robert Yates Racing. Rusty Wallace, driver of the Team Penske Racing No. 2 Ford, ...

When Dale Earnhardt dedicated his win at Pocono to Davey Allison, who was killed five days earlier in a helicopter crash.

Dale Earnhardt Jr. recently addressed a fan's question regarding Davey Allison on his podcast. During his response to the fan about Allison, Earnhardt Jr.

Allison, who passed away in 1993 after a helicopter crash, won three times at Talladega Superspeedway. His first win, which was also his first as a Cup Series driver, took place on May 3, 1987.

NASCAR comes to New Hampshire Motor Speedway this weekend, 30 years after Davey Allison's last race.

A member of the Alabama Gang and the son of NASCAR legend Bobby Allison, Davey Allison's first Cup Series win came at Talladega in May of 1987, when he led 101 of 178 laps to score the victory in ...

Larry McReynolds paid tribute to NASCAR legend Davey Allison on the 31st anniversary of his death. The Fox Sports racing analyst went to X on Saturday to share what Allison meant to him.

Liz Allison said with a shot at the championship, Davey didn't want to give up those valuable points. There were no playoffs or any system back then that allowed a driver to miss a race.

Davey Allison later would earn that Daytona 500 victory in 1992. But in the ’88 race, he knew that his No. 28 Ford was no match for his father’s No. 12 Buick, which led a race-high 70 laps.

Allison began his Winston Cup career in 1987, driving for Ranier/Lindy Racing. It was then that he navigated the white with black and red trim, gold-numeraled No. 28 Texaco Ford Thunderbird to two ...

This weekend in Charlotte, Kyle Sieg will be racing a special throwback scheme honoring Davey Allison and his 1990 #28 RYR car. With RSS having a partnership with @roushyates and running the #28 ...