Drivers representing all three racing disciplines visited victory lane in the four-race series, the last for the Dodge Daytona cars used since 1990. Bill Elliott took the lead with six laps to go to win the opener at Daytona. In IROC's first visit to historic Darlington Raceway, Elliott's felow NASCAR Winston Cup competitor, Davey Allison, scored the victory. Combined with his second place at Daytona, Allison enjoyed a big points lead halfway through the campaign. Indy Car star Al Unser Jr. recorded his record seventh IROC triumph at Talladega to place himself in contention for the title. Dale Earnhardt replaced the late Alan Kulwicki for the last two events, and Terry Labonte sat in Allison's seat in the finale at Michigan following Allison's death. Road racer Geoff Brabham won at Michigan for the second consecutive year, while Labonte finished sixth to ensure Allison a posthumous IROC championship. Allison's $175,000 prize money was paid to a trust fund for his children. (from IROC Website)

Final Points
IROC 17 Champion Davey Allison
Position	Driver/Residence/Sanction	Points	Money Earned
1	* Davey Allison/Hueytown, AL/ NASCAR	63	$175,000
2	Al Unser Jr./Albuquerque, NM/Indy Car	60.5	65,000
3	Bill Elliott/Blairsville, GA/NASCAR	50	55,000
4	Ricky Rudd/Cornelius, NC/NASCAR	49	50,000
5	** Alan Kulwicki/Harrisburg, NC/NASCAR	47	45,000
6	Geoff Brabham/Lantana, FL/IMSA	44	40,000
7	Harry Gant/Taylorsville, NC/NASCAR	44	40,000
8	Jack Baldwin/Marietta, GA/SCCA	37	40,000
9	Davy Jones/Zephyr Cove, NV/IMSA	34	40,000
10	*** Juan Fangio II/Miami, FL/IMSA	27	40,000
11	Arie Luyendyk/Scottsdale, AZ/Indy Car	24.5	40,000
12	Al Unser/Albuquerque, NM/Indy Car	21	40,000
	* Labonte replaced the late Davey Allison after three of four races.
	** Earnhardt replaced the late Alan Kulwicki after two of four races.
	*** Withdrew after three of four events.