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Davey Allison was an American NASCAR driver who was born on February 25, 1961, in Hueytown, Alabama. He was the son of the famous NASCAR driver, Bobby Allison, and the younger brother of NASCAR driver, Clifford Allison. Davey started his racing career by competing in local short track races before making his debut in the NASCAR Cup Series in 1985 at the age of 24. More about Davey Allison
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Despite his short career, Davey Allison left a lasting legacy in NASCAR. He won a total of 19 Cup Series races, and his accomplishments earned him a spot in the NASCAR Hall of Fame in 2019. Allison was a fierce competitor who had a natural talent for racing, and his influence on the sport continues to this day. He will always be remembered as a true legend of NASCAR and a driver who left an indelible mark on the sport. Read even more about Davey Allison at Wikipedia
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The most expensive item with a signature of Davey Allison (1/1 1988 Maxx Charlotte Set Auto 25 SIGNED PSA Earnhardt RC Petty Davey Allison) was sold in December 2021 for $745.00 while the cheapest item (Davey Allison & Bobby Allison NASCAR 1993 Maxx #12 of 20 Autographed Signed) found a new owner for $0.99 in August 2021. The month with the most items sold (19) was February 2022 with an average selling price of $50.00 for an autographed item of Davey Allison. Sold items reached their highest average selling price in December 2014 with $198.74 and the month that saw the lowest prices with $7.50 was August 2008. In average, an autographed item from Davey Allison is worth $30.00.
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Latest News about Davey Allison
How the Allison brothers, a fight and a blizzard changed racing forever (02/17/19): "So I got out of my car and he went to beating on my fists with his nose," NASCAR legend Bobby Allison said. 
Davey Allison remembered on what would be 54th birthday (02/25/15): It's hard to believe that today marks what would have been the 54th birthday of the late Davey Allison, a NASCAR legend who died July 13, 1993, from injuries suffered in a helicopter crash at Talladega Superspeedway.
What might've been: Davey Allison's close encounter with Indy (07/22/14): Davey Allison participated in the tire tests leading up to the inaugural Brickyard 400, but missed out on the race due to his tragic death in 1993.
Bring back the No. 28? Widow of Davey Allison says 'yes' (02/21/14): Since the return of the No. 3, Liz Allison told FOX Sports she is open to the idea of seeing her late husband's number back on the track, but it wasn't an easy decision.
RONDA RICH: Memories of late stock car racer Davey Allison precious (12/12/13): Ronda Rich column
Older News Stories about Davey Allison
Rich: Davey Allison taught lessons on living well (11/2013): It happened recently. The 20th anniversary of the death of stock car racer Davey Allison. Maybe you remember him. Maybe you don't. But I shall never forget him.
Davey Allison's incredible legacy lives on 20 years after his death (07/2013): One night at a restaurant a few years ago, Liz Allison ran into the ex-boyfriend of a friend of hers, a man she had met before. His name was Dr. Seenu Reddy, and that night, for the first time, he told her an unbelievable story about how their lives had once intersected.
Daytona 500 win reminder of Davey Allison (02/2011): Daytona 500 win offers memories of the 1992 win by Davey Allison.