I was born and raised in Pleasant Grove Alabama next door to Hueytown and am a grown man and my eyes still tear up when I see Bobby and Davey celebrating the 1st and 2nd place finish knowing that Davey died and Bobby can't remember that moment in time. It breaks my damn heart..
I sit here today 2 months behind on rent, raining again, not a word from my boss on when we are going back to work and I have 3 days to come up with 500 dollars or my wife and I will have to be out and find another place to live. at 53yrs old I am afraid and depressed and really stressed about whats gona happen.Time and time again I have been pulled out of dire situations at the last minute and faith in my higher power does ease things for me. I don't know why I watched this video but iam glad I did. My heart pures out for this man and the rest of the Allison's and I somehow know everthing is going to be ok. God bless
hailshine409 I too am 54 years old and going through this same scenario in my life with my husband. Jobs keep shutting down or getting rained out and we are close to losing our home. But after watching what this family has endured I feel my situation is very small. This man and his wife give me the strength to carry on no matter what happens and may God bless this family. My heart hurt watching the pain that Bobby Allison and his wife were going through and I cried all the way through this.
Cause they are snow flakes that dads acedently shot a wade in their mom's panties while he had her bent over with her panties around her knees they weren't mint to be and shouldn't be.they eat tide pods and snort condems.fuck them
It gives you a better perspective on how he moved on w/o his sons. You're looking at a man who has gone through the best and worst of times. How does circumstances back a man into such a corner?
dnasty312 , I think he was the greatest, Jr. Johnson said if he and Bobby had been able to stay together that Bobby would be a 10 time champion. And Jr. Johnson knew what he was talking about when it came to NASCAR. And he was serious about that statement
@@travisshort7929 sorry if I bothered you. I guess I went to something different. I went to the NASCAR Hall of Fame private event in early 2018 celebrating his 80th. Met Donnie Allison as well. Could be talking about two different celebrations.
In the books of racing. The Alabama Gang will stand the time. Bobby was a monster of a racer. Southern Born and Southern Bred. God speed to the Allisons.
I had the opportunity to meet Bobby many many times I even got to fly in his Piper airplane you see Bobby and my father were partners in a company called Bobby Allison Wireless so when I tell you Bobby was an incredible person in a great man it's from first-hand experience he was truly a great race car driver but he also was a kind gentle intelligent person
What legend. He has won many trophies in his life time. His living priceless trophy is his wife. Thank you to the Allison family for sharing their story.
To the people at NASCAR Productions, You created one of the best biographies I've seen. Especially when dealing with such a sensitive subject. I really enjoyed watching this, and appreciate the work of all of you that we never see.
One of the best who ever got behind the wheel of a stock car. Junior Johnson and David Pearson are the best ever in my opinion but Bobby is right up there with the best of them. Absolutely top 10 all time. Maybe top 5
God bless you Bobby and Judy, Bobby I was a fan and an admirer of you all through my childhood of the 60's an early 70's. But what you have had to endure made you my hero, God bless you and Judy
My mother recently took a DNA test and found out she and I was kin to you all. I am proud to be kin to the Allison line even though I have not met you all.
I think that if Bobby had not been injured in 1988, he would have ended up with at least 95 wins. If Davey and Clifford had survived Dale Earnhardt would not have 7 Championships today.
@@brianhearon3502 Yeah too me he was taken from us too soon he still had potenial and i bet he wouldve given Robert Yates his first championship instead of Jarrett and plus the Allison name would still be racin in modern day nascar
We got robbed for sure when Davey died and Clifford to no telling what both of them would've ended up doing I think Davey wouodve been better than the old man
It's ironic that the great Father and Son drivers in NASCAR history never raced each other for very long. Lee and Richard Petty, Bobby and Davey, and Dale Sr. and Dale Jr.
God bless the Allison family. So many good memories for me going to watch them race. I remember being from Raleigh NC, me and a buddy pulled for Bobby, In 1972 he was driving the Coca Cola # 12 for Junior Johnson. He won the poll at Rockingham, but had to start in the rear because Junior changed tires. In no time he was leading the race and would have won had he not lost the engine. I pulled for him and then pulled for Davey in the Robert Yates Havoline #28. I never got to watch Clifford race. Glad Bobby and his wife got back together. Great Biography NascarAllOut, thanks!!!
When Davey Allison died I walked outside of the Tennis Club, When I first heard he had passed. I saw a cloud in the sky of a face in a racing helment. Pam Nary knows how much we loved him in the day.
My father and Bobby Allison we're business partners in a company called Bobby Allison Wireless so I had a opportunity to meet and get to know a incredible person my dad used to tell a story about the first night they met see Bobby had this company he wanted my dad to come run for him and they had their first meeting in Daytona at a little Italian restaurant that Bobby used to like to go to and on the way in Bobby noticed a homeless guy sitting on the sidewalk in front of the restaurant and invited that guy to dinner with them. This is the kind of heart Bobby Allison has truly one of the nicest people I have ever met watching him race you never would have believed it but just a very nice gentle soul
I watched Bobby race late models and many of the short track cars he built.........I got to know Cliff and Davey when I worked in motorsports.........both were of the stock of good family background and great talents who knew how to build and race cars........a class act and family both in and out of the sports world........
Bobby Allison is my all time favorite stock car driver. Really my ONLY favorite driver. Btw,at 8:45, 2nd from the right,between Red Farmer & Donnie Allison, is Bob Harmon,my uncle. Better known as Uncle Bob Harmon of The All pro Slim Jim Series,Nashville Fairgrounds,& Nashville SuperSpeedway fame. He owned Montgomery International Speedway when the photo was taken in the late 50's.
Very cool.Before Uncle Bob moved to Prattville he lived in a house trailer at Montgomery International Speedway. I spent every summer staying with him & Aunt Helen all through the 60's. He was like my second father. This was long before Robert came along. I have a ton of stories as well.
222billp When he lived at the track he had a German Shepard named "Stroker" & a Chow named "Tuffy." They would run the grounds of the track & beyond together as great friends until they both were trying to knock up the same female one time. After that we had to break up their fights constantly. We had a chain link fence around the trailer & off to the side where we penned them up on Saturdays for the races. They would still growl at each other. Stroker lived long enough to make the move to Prattville. After that Uncle Bob always had poodles Each successive one named "Prissy". I think that was an Aunt Helen thing. Uncle Bob was ALWAYS busy. Btw,Uncle Bob became known AS "Uncle Bob Harmon" in 1980 when he started the ALL Pro Slim Jim Series. I had come back from having gone to college in Florida to Prattville to buy a music store there. Uncle Bob was having a hard time deciding what to call the newsletter for the series. He had already come up with"The Bullsheet" but couldn't decide on"Bob's Bullsheet" or 'Harmon's Bullsheet" when I rode into town to check out the music store. In talking with him I kept calling him 'Uncle Bob". Now I was 24 years old at the time & Uncle Bob said ,"Jimmy,you're a grown man now you don't have to call me Uncle Bob anymore if you don't want to". I thought about it for a minute & said,"If it's all the same to you calling you Bob just feels odd. You have always been Uncle Bob to me & always will be". He said that was fine & retired back to his office to decide what to call The Bullsheet. About 5 minutes later Me,my Mom,Erin (his sister) & Aunt Helen hear him yell, I've GOT IT...he came back into the room & said," I going to call it "Uncle Bob's Bullsheet".
The Allison family and their character in adversity is beyond admirable. They experienced loss on a big scale and always kept going. Just all round good people
I got to meet Bobby,and I didnt have anything for him to write on...Carl Edwards had given him a nascar anniversary tshirt earlier and YES!!!HE SIGNED ~THAT~ SHIRT AND GAVE IT TO ME.I gave it to my Dad because Bobby was his favorite driver. R.I.P Dad
We all think that our hero’s have the perfect lives and nothing could ever happen to them. It takes a video like this to make us realize that they are human just like the rest of us..... with all the trials and tribulations. Gods speed Mr. Allison
Other than my Dad..Bobby Allison is my hero, my family on vacation spent time in his home ck in 1984 when I was a baby, the Allisons were good to us Sheltons
I never knew how much Davey looked like his daddy, 🤔until I saw Bobby as a young man. Hell, put a mustache on him and it is Davey😳WOW! Now I miss him more. R.I.P. Davey. I hope you’re having a good time, up there racing around gods super speedway with Dale, Neil, Alan, Fireball and the others up there.
Bobby’s been through hell twice. That wreck at Daytona was horrible. But I thought the one at Pocono was the one that gave him the worse amnesia? Did ever get rid of that grudge he had for Waltrip?? He’s still one of racing heroes. 🙏☮️
Bobby, we have known each other for more than 40 years although only met once. We have followed your career that long. The last time and first time was a WWII P-47 pilots funeral. I worked for him. That is another story. But I knew what the car #gl00r meant that was on your car. He was my hero as you. my best. One day I will share with you in person.
At 8:50 2nd from the right, next to Red,is my uncle,Bob Harmon,owner of Montgomery Speedway. Because of Uncle Bob I was a Bobby Allison fan from the time l was 4 years old in 1960. l remember the number 312 like it was yesterday. ln racing,if your name wasn't Bobby Allison l didn't like you. Bobby was always my driver.
Davey been mutiple champion if he lived still tears me up that happen i remeber were i was at when i heard the news 😢..the allisons have had such a roller coaster life of emotions good lord 😳
My dad.. Norman.. Whom was Uncle Tommy Stinsons Pit Man.. Had a chance to meet both Donny and Bobby at Mobile International Speedway.. Both were there to Race.. Dad said those two guys were both down to earth and just really Great guys.. Dad really enjoyed when Donny and Bobby would come to Mobile to race them..
I grew up a diehard Bobby Allison fan and when his wreck that ended his racing career I became Davey fan til the end and then stopped watching Nascar cold turkey . I do not know if the same drivers are still racing or any new guys .The Alabama Gang Always !!
Bobby & I was sitting at lunch and before we started eating he said grace and i thought for a man to have lost both sons his wife he has never lost faith it was amazing to be apart of ....
Davie worked worked worked and got killed playing, Clifford played played played and got killed working. That is crazy. I pray for Bobby and his family
I don't think the ride from Fl to Al looked like that lol. I don't think the interstate system was up and running... it was probably 2 lane roads the whole way but it's still a nice video. TY
With all due respect to Bobby Allison for his talent, wins, championships and confidence who paid for his first race car? It never says what his dad done for a living or what kind of business the family was in.
Allison Brothers and Dave maider the third was also in the Bama gang they dominated at Montgomery and mobile speedway. I raced at mobile speedway my first time when I was 13 huge half mile oval abd raced with a few guys from Alabama gang including red farmer. I started racing when I was 9 in my mom's super stock at track parents owned in camnada In 02. I race mainly asphalt just started dirt racing
I started out watching Bobby and Donnie on a little b&w TV about 1970 he could sniff out the leader position quicker than anyone I've ever seen drive with wheel control that was unmatched! On a side note did anyone notice Bubba Wallace's noose there on the garage door hanging in 1998 ?
It has to be so hard for Bobby ......when I bacame a Nascar fan when I was young it was Davey who was and still is my hero he learned all he knew from Bobby I believe Bobby is one of the toughest men I've ever seen and so was his son Davey I do believe had Davey finished out his nascar career he would have been the greatest driver ever dale Sr wouldn't have won 7 championships I don't believe Jeff Gordon would have been a factor against the Alabama gangs rising Star ...he couldn't hold a candle to Davey sorry but not sorry and then Hendrick would not have been the powerhouse it became it would have been Robert Yates racing to don that crown and Davey learned itfrom his dad and knew it and gave that respect
Man it killed me when both allison boys got killed I was a huge Davey fan I remember I was in panama City on vacation when i heard it on the news broke my heart..poor Bobby and judy has been through alot of shit damn !!
I have had the pleasure to talk with red farmer abd allusin brothers and maider and few other alabama gang members and listen to them talk and tell stories about racing in a old raceshop I was at getting a few parts
Glen Jarrett, Dale's brother too I was a baby and got too hot...we went to the infield and I was rough shape barely 1 year old...Glen Jarrett took care of me
For a race car driver the only two ways they want to die is on the track or because of old age, the fact Davey got neither of them is tragic, think how diffrent NASCAR could have been if both the Alison Boys had not died.
I was born and raised in Pleasant Grove Alabama next door to Hueytown and am a grown man and my eyes still tear up when I see Bobby and Davey celebrating the 1st and 2nd place finish knowing that Davey died and Bobby can't remember that moment in time. It breaks my damn heart..
It kills me as a Dad. Maybe the greatest moment in the sport. I tear up every time I see it.
I sit here today 2 months behind on rent, raining again, not a word from my boss on when we are going back to work and I have 3 days to come up with 500 dollars or my wife and I will have to be out and find another place to live. at 53yrs old I am afraid and depressed and really stressed about whats gona happen.Time and time again I have been pulled out of dire situations at the last minute and faith in my higher power does ease things for me. I don't know why I watched this video but iam glad I did. My heart pures out for this man and the rest of the Allison's and I somehow know everthing is going to be ok. God bless
hailshine409 I too am 54 years old and going through this same scenario in my life with my husband. Jobs keep shutting down or getting rained out and we are close to losing our home. But after watching what this family has endured I feel my situation is very small. This man and his wife give me the strength to carry on no matter what happens and may God bless this family. My heart hurt watching the pain that Bobby Allison and his wife were going through and I cried all the way through this.
haulshine409 just curious, how did it turn out?
You have my sincere support. You will always be in my thoughts from this point forward.
@@deborahcooper593 doing better or not so well
And your just sitting there?
I see 12 people are going to hell. How could you give this GREAT MAN and his story a thumbs down.
Cause they are snow flakes that dads acedently shot a wade in their mom's panties while he had her bent over with her panties around her knees they weren't mint to be and shouldn't be.they eat tide pods and snort condems.fuck them
That's funny shit right there.
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"I climbed out of the car and he got to beating my hand with his nose" he's the man lol
His story and he’s sticking to it.
i always cry when i see the last part of the video.
A true legend of Nascar, the best driver i ever knew
God Bless Bobby Allison and all his family
It gives you a better perspective on how he moved on w/o his sons. You're looking at a man who has gone through the best and worst of times. How does circumstances back a man into such a corner?
I definitely consider Bobby one of the five greatest drivers of all time
🏁🏁 🏁🏁🏁
It's not just his driving but he could build and tune a stock car with the best of them . People never talk about that side of Bobby ?
dnasty312 , I think he was the greatest, Jr. Johnson said if he and Bobby had been able to stay together that Bobby would be a 10 time champion. And Jr. Johnson knew what he was talking about when it came to NASCAR. And he was serious about that statement
I met him this year at his 80th birthday event at the NASCAR Hall. Really cool guy.
Had to be 78th his 80th was private and I was there and know everyone at it. be more mindful when you post please
@@travisshort7929 sorry if I bothered you. I guess I went to something different. I went to the NASCAR Hall of Fame private event in early 2018 celebrating his 80th. Met Donnie Allison as well.
Could be talking about two different celebrations.
@@travisshort7929 whoa there gatekeeper
In the books of racing.
The Alabama Gang will stand the time.
Bobby was a monster of a racer. Southern Born and Southern Bred.
God speed to the Allisons.
I had the opportunity to meet Bobby many many times I even got to fly in his Piper airplane you see Bobby and my father were partners in a company called Bobby Allison Wireless so when I tell you Bobby was an incredible person in a great man it's from first-hand experience he was truly a great race car driver but he also was a kind gentle intelligent person
What legend. He has won many trophies in his life time. His living priceless trophy is his wife. Thank you to the Allison family for sharing their story.
To the people at NASCAR Productions, You created one of the best biographies I've seen. Especially when dealing with such a sensitive subject. I really enjoyed watching this, and appreciate the work of all of you that we never see.
One of the best who ever got behind the wheel of a stock car. Junior Johnson and David Pearson are the best ever in my opinion but Bobby is right up there with the best of them. Absolutely top 10 all time. Maybe top 5
Bobby has 85 wins and is the 83 champ he is a legend and has been through some tuff times
God bless you Bobby and Judy, Bobby I was a fan and an admirer of you all through my childhood of the 60's an early 70's. But what you have had to endure made you my hero, God bless you and Judy
Miss my cuz. D Allison DOB 2/25/1961 My date of birth 3/31/61 .
My mother recently took a DNA test and found out she and I was kin to you all. I am proud to be kin to the Allison line even though I have not met you all.
@@anaclayton5838 ♥️♥️♥️
Bobby Allison is one of my heroes. God bless him and may Mrs. Allison keep watch over her boys.
I think that if Bobby had not been injured in 1988, he would have ended up with at least 95 wins. If Davey and Clifford had survived Dale Earnhardt would not have 7 Championships today.
As good as Davey was,I believe his best days were still to come.
Dale himself said so. I believe he was great but like you said we were robbed of how good this man would have turned out.
@@brianhearon3502 Yeah too me he was taken from us too soon he still had potenial and i bet he wouldve given Robert Yates his first championship instead of Jarrett and plus the Allison name would still be racin in modern day nascar
I was a huge Dale fan and I can't argue that. Davey was a thorn to all SR fans. Hell of a racecar driver and a fine young man. Gone too soon!!
We got robbed for sure when Davey died and Clifford to no telling what both of them would've ended up doing I think Davey wouodve been better than the old man
Bobby Allison reminds me on my dad. Great video for a great man
What a hard time for the family to loose two sons in accidents.
Bobby Allison is one of the greatest ever !
It's ironic that the great Father and Son drivers in NASCAR history never raced each other for very long. Lee and Richard Petty, Bobby and Davey, and Dale Sr. and Dale Jr.
God bless the Allison family. So many good memories for me going to watch them race. I remember being from Raleigh NC, me and a buddy pulled for Bobby, In 1972 he was driving the Coca Cola # 12 for Junior Johnson. He won the poll at Rockingham, but had to start in the rear because Junior changed tires. In no time he was leading the race and would have won had he not lost the engine. I pulled for him and then pulled for Davey in the Robert Yates Havoline #28. I never got to watch Clifford race. Glad Bobby and his wife got back together. Great Biography NascarAllOut, thanks!!!
When Davey Allison died I walked outside of the Tennis Club, When I first heard he had passed. I saw a cloud in the sky of a face in a racing helment. Pam Nary knows how much we loved him in the day.
A family,So Loved..
What a Great Tribute to The Allison Family...
I live 20 mins from, Pocono speedway. That was a wicked wreck. I remember that one, I was 18.
I cried way ahead,,but this brought the tears back,,Davy was my Driver ,,TY this is extra special and first time I scene ,,TY Alabama Gang ,,,TY
rip mrs allison
My father and Bobby Allison we're business partners in a company called Bobby Allison Wireless so I had a opportunity to meet and get to know a incredible person my dad used to tell a story about the first night they met see Bobby had this company he wanted my dad to come run for him and they had their first meeting in Daytona at a little Italian restaurant that Bobby used to like to go to and on the way in Bobby noticed a homeless guy sitting on the sidewalk in front of the restaurant and invited that guy to dinner with them. This is the kind of heart Bobby Allison has truly one of the nicest people I have ever met watching him race you never would have believed it but just a very nice gentle soul
I watched Bobby race late models and many of the short track cars he built.........I got to know Cliff and Davey when I worked in motorsports.........both were of the stock of good family background and great talents who knew how to build and race cars........a class act and family both in and out of the sports world........
Bobby Allison is my all time favorite stock car driver. Really my ONLY favorite driver. Btw,at 8:45, 2nd from the right,between Red Farmer & Donnie Allison, is Bob Harmon,my uncle. Better known as Uncle Bob Harmon of The All pro Slim Jim Series,Nashville Fairgrounds,& Nashville SuperSpeedway fame. He owned Montgomery International Speedway when the photo was taken in the late 50's.
I rode Prattville to Birmingham one time with my dad and Bob and was fascinated with the stories he told. I'll never forget it.
Very cool.Before Uncle Bob moved to Prattville he lived in a house trailer at Montgomery International Speedway. I spent every summer staying with him & Aunt Helen all through the 60's.
He was like my second father. This was long before Robert came along. I have a ton of stories as well.
I seem to remember that Bob also had Greyhounds in the backyard? Short track racing has never recovered from losing his leadership.
222billp When he lived at the track he had a German Shepard named "Stroker" & a Chow named "Tuffy." They would run the grounds of the track & beyond together as great friends until they both were trying to knock up the same female one time. After that we had to break up their fights constantly. We had a chain link fence around the trailer & off to the side where we penned them up on Saturdays for the races. They would still growl at each other. Stroker lived long enough to make the move to Prattville. After that Uncle Bob always had poodles Each successive one named "Prissy". I think that was an Aunt Helen thing. Uncle Bob was ALWAYS busy. Btw,Uncle Bob became known AS "Uncle Bob Harmon" in 1980 when he started the ALL Pro Slim Jim Series. I had come back from having gone to college in Florida to Prattville to buy a music store there. Uncle Bob was having a hard time deciding what to call the newsletter for the series. He had already come up with"The Bullsheet" but couldn't decide on"Bob's Bullsheet" or 'Harmon's Bullsheet" when I rode into town to check out the music store. In talking with him I kept calling him 'Uncle Bob". Now I was 24 years old at the time & Uncle Bob said ,"Jimmy,you're a grown man now you don't have to call me Uncle Bob anymore if you don't want to". I thought about it for a minute & said,"If it's all the same to you calling you Bob just feels odd. You have always been Uncle Bob to me & always will be". He said that was fine & retired back to his office to decide what to call The Bullsheet. About 5 minutes later Me,my Mom,Erin (his sister) & Aunt Helen hear him yell, I've GOT IT...he came back into the room & said," I going to call it "Uncle Bob's Bullsheet".
great story I can definitely tell your related to Bob Harmon lol.
Absolute legend
And a hell of a driver and Man
The Allison family and their character in adversity is beyond admirable. They experienced loss on a big scale and always kept going. Just all round good people
Very moving. Incredible family. Incredible story.
Donnie & Bobby .... Hard racers ... Regular guys complete with Southern Hospitality 👍..... Tough as Nails
I got to meet Bobby,and I didnt have anything for him to write on...Carl Edwards had given him a nascar anniversary tshirt earlier and YES!!!HE SIGNED ~THAT~ SHIRT AND GAVE IT TO ME.I gave it to my Dad because Bobby was his favorite driver. R.I.P Dad
R.i.p to his wife judy allison, hope shes in heaven with clifford and davey
We all think that our hero’s have the perfect lives and nothing could ever happen to them.
It takes a video like this to make us realize that they are human just like the rest of us..... with all the trials and tribulations.
Gods speed Mr. Allison
I got to shake hands with Bobby on Sunday at the 2019 Southern 500.
That was the days that racing was racing not anymore Godspeed to you Bobby
Other than my Dad..Bobby Allison is my hero, my family on vacation spent time in his home ck in 1984 when I was a baby, the Allisons were good to us Sheltons
I never knew how much Davey looked like his daddy, 🤔until I saw Bobby as a young man. Hell, put a mustache on him and it is Davey😳WOW! Now I miss him more.
R.I.P. Davey. I hope you’re having a good time, up there racing around gods super speedway with Dale, Neil, Alan, Fireball and the others up there.
Bobby’s been through hell twice. That wreck at Daytona was horrible. But I thought the one at Pocono was the one that gave him the worse amnesia? Did ever get rid of that grudge he had for Waltrip?? He’s still one of racing heroes. 🙏☮️
Bobby, we have known each other for more than 40 years although only met once. We have followed your career that long. The last time and first time was a WWII P-47 pilots funeral. I worked for him. That is another story. But I knew what the car #gl00r meant that was on your car. He was my hero as you. my best. One day I will share with you in person.
Bobby Allison was as good as anyone else who ever drove a race car.
At 8:50 2nd from the right, next to Red,is my uncle,Bob Harmon,owner of Montgomery Speedway. Because of Uncle Bob I was a Bobby Allison fan from the time l was 4 years old in 1960. l remember the number 312 like it was yesterday. ln racing,if your name wasn't Bobby Allison l didn't like you. Bobby was always my driver.
Bobby , i lost one of my daughters quickly too. My heart goes out to you. I know how you feel.
Such a hard but wonderful video. Legends!
One of the all time greats.
The Alison a great family with many tragic times.
A broken father who has lost everything.
Greatest stock car driver of all time
No Earnhardt is
greatest of all time.
Davey been mutiple champion if he lived still tears me up that happen i remeber were i was at when i heard the news 😢..the allisons have had such a roller coaster life of emotions good lord 😳
My dad..
Norman..
Whom was Uncle Tommy Stinsons Pit Man..
Had a chance to meet both Donny and Bobby at Mobile International Speedway..
Both were there to Race..
Dad said those two guys were both down to earth and just really Great guys..
Dad really enjoyed when Donny and Bobby would come to Mobile to race them..
My favorite family of Nascar.
My childhood hero…
Judy comes off like a true hero.
I grew up a diehard Bobby Allison fan and when his wreck that ended his racing career I became Davey fan til the end and then stopped watching Nascar cold turkey . I do not know if the same drivers are still racing or any new guys .The Alabama Gang Always !!
The Allison's are a great racing family.
This great family has paid...and paid. Heartbreaking.
Am I the only one to love Bobby and Donnie's Southern accents?
RIP Davey Allison
RIP Clifford Allison
"He doesn't want to be a vegetable, I don't want him to be a vegetable, you have to do what you have to do."
Quote of that millennium.
🙌
hang in there Bobby , you was my role model
Bobby & I was sitting at lunch and before we started eating he said grace and i thought for a man to have lost both sons his wife he has never lost faith it was amazing to be apart of ....
I decided to do a essay about him
THAT'S THAT'S
SOOOOOOOO
GOOD GOOD
TOOOOOOO
HEAR HERE
&&&
LEARN
Bobby didn't need to be disrespected by Junior like that. Davey was Bobby's twin. Gone too soon. 💔😢
Since then I helped win a State Championship in the state of Illinois, played firstbase, went undefeated
Davie worked worked worked and got killed playing, Clifford played played played and got killed working. That is crazy. I pray for Bobby and his family
This has had so many highs and so many lows
Bobby Allison has always been a badass. Coming from an Earnhardt sr fan
If I was running second place to my dad at the Daytona 500 there’s no way I would ever passed my father
I don't think the ride from Fl to Al looked like that lol. I don't think the interstate system was up and running... it was probably 2 lane roads the whole way but it's still a nice video. TY
Mr Bobby Allison what a strong man
My hero from my boyhood....... :-)
With all due respect to Bobby Allison for his talent, wins, championships and confidence who paid for his first race car? It never says what his dad done for a living or what kind of business the family was in.
I'm related to him!
So am I exactly how are you related. If you don’t mind me asking
What a story !!!!
Allison Brothers and Dave maider the third was also in the Bama gang they dominated at Montgomery and mobile speedway. I raced at mobile speedway my first time when I was 13 huge half mile oval abd raced with a few guys from Alabama gang including red farmer. I started racing when I was 9 in my mom's super stock at track parents owned in camnada In 02. I race mainly asphalt just started dirt racing
Legend
There’s a place that I would like to think exists somewhere in the afterlife . Where guys like Davey , AK & Dale are racing each other.
GOAT !!!!!! Period
I started out watching Bobby and Donnie on a little b&w TV about 1970 he could sniff out the leader position quicker than anyone I've ever seen drive with wheel control that was unmatched! On a side note did anyone notice Bubba Wallace's noose there on the garage door hanging in 1998 ?
It has to be so hard for Bobby ......when I bacame a Nascar fan when I was young it was Davey who was and still is my hero he learned all he knew from Bobby I believe Bobby is one of the toughest men I've ever seen and so was his son Davey I do believe had Davey finished out his nascar career he would have been the greatest driver ever dale Sr wouldn't have won 7 championships I don't believe Jeff Gordon would have been a factor against the Alabama gangs rising Star ...he couldn't hold a candle to Davey sorry but not sorry and then Hendrick would not have been the powerhouse it became it would have been Robert Yates racing to don that crown and Davey learned itfrom his dad and knew it and gave that respect
Amazing story.
bobby thank u from me and my grandfather
Wish these videos still were done. Maybe they are but I never see them.
Man it killed me when both allison boys got killed I was a huge Davey fan I remember I was in panama City on vacation when i heard it on the news broke my heart..poor Bobby and judy has been through alot of shit damn !!
A real champion
I have had the pleasure to talk with red farmer abd allusin brothers and maider and few other alabama gang members and listen to them talk and tell stories about racing in a old raceshop I was at getting a few parts
Glen Jarrett, Dale's brother too I was a baby and got too hot...we went to the infield and I was rough shape barely 1 year old...Glen Jarrett took care of me
The things that this one family had to endure is enough to make most weaker men commit suicide but Bobby still stands strong.
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the best ever
For a race car driver the only two ways they want to die is on the track or because of old age, the fact Davey got neither of them is tragic, think how diffrent NASCAR could have been if both the Alison Boys had not died.
both bobby allison and cale yarbough raced the Indy "500" i think bobby raced for penske!
No Bobby didn't race open wheel , that was Donnie . He did drive for Penske in an AMC matador in cup .
@@stephenmontgomery6043 your fucking dead wrong bobby raced in the 1972 Indy 500 for Penske get your facts right!
He raced in for Penske in 73 and 75 at Indy. He also ran numerous open wheel races in 75 for Penske.
Davey should be inducted too
He was
@@KWCline91 I really need to delete that comment cause I'm an idiot 😂
Him and my Mom and Dad...
Nice People.
42:42 is when it home for me 😭😭😭
How does a good man get back into such a corner?