Intense competition was again evident and each of the four races had historical significance. Dale Earnhardt won the opener at Daytona, but Ricky Rudd and Harry Gant finished in a dead-heat for second place, an IROC first. At Talladega, Davey Allison won at a series record average speed of 191.722 MPH. (Allison later withdrew due to injuries and missed the last two events.) In Race 3, at Michigan, Geoff Brabham pulled the surprise of the season by becoming just the second road racer in IROC history to win on an oval and only the third non-American to make it to an IROC victory lane. In the finale, also at Michigan, Al Unser Jr. recorded a record sixth IROC win while Ricky Rudd passed Earnhardt with only six laps to go to claim the championship in his first IROC appearance. Rudd joined A. J. Foyt as the only IROC titlists to take the crown without a race win. (from IROC Website)

Final Points
IROC 16 Champion Ricky Rudd
Position	Driver/Residence/Sanction	Points	Money Earned
1	Ricky Rudd/Cornelius, NC/NASCAR	68.5	$175,000
2	Dale Earnhardt/Mooresville, NC/NASCAR	63	65,000
3	Al Unser Jr./Albuquerque, NM/CART	59	55,000
4	Rusty Wallace/Concord, NC/NASCAR	47	50,000
5	Harry Gant/Taylorsville, NC/NASCAR	46.5	45,000
6	Geoff Brabham/Lantana, FL/IMSA	46	40,000
7	* Davey Allison/Hueytown, AL/NASCAR	42	40,000
8	Davy Jones/Glen Brook, NV/IMSA	33	40,000
9	** Scott Pruett/Roseville, CA/CART	27	40,000
10	Hurley Haywood/Ponte Vedra, FL/IMSA	27	40,000
11	Pete Halsmer/Birmingham, MI/IMSA	22	40,000
12	Arie Luyendyk/Scottsdale, AZ/CART	21	40,000
	* Injured, withdrew from series after two races.
	** Tiebreaker, higher finishing position in final race