Miller Genuine Draft 400
The Miller Genuine Draft 400 was held June 21 at Michigan International Speedway. After four wrecks and a plethora of misfortune, Allison was up to his old tricks — flat out dominating. Allison guided his Texaco Ford to an easy victory at Michigan, his fourth of the '92 season. Darrell Waltrip and Kulwicki ran in the top five all day and finished second and third, respectively. Allison padded his points lead to 67 over Elliott and 73 over Kulwicki.
Top Ten Results
- 28-Davey Allison
- 17-Darrell Waltrip
- 7-Alan Kulwicki
- 42-Kyle Petty
- 5-Ricky Rudd
- 6-Mark Martin
- 33-Harry Gant
- 55-Ted Musgrave, 1 lap down
- 3-Dale Earnhardt, 1 lap down
- 11-Bill Elliott, 1 lap down
- Davey Allison won from the pole position, thus receiving the Unocal bonus money that boosted his winnings to $150,665. He also fattened his point lead to 67 over Bill Elliott, and 73 over Alan Kulwicki.
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