By Reid Spencer
Sporting News NASCAR Wire Service
Billed as “One Hot Night” in prerace publicity, the 1992 all-star race gained renown as the first superspeedway race run under the lights. The event itself did not disappoint; it featured an electrifying finish in which Davey Allison won in a shower of sparks after he and Kyle Petty tangled as they approached the finish line.
Allison was driving the same Robert Yates Racing chassis—nicknamed “007”—he had powered to victory in the 1991 all-star race, but 007 ended the first all-star show under the lights as a mangled carcass of sheet metal. Together, Allison and Petty led 57 of 70 laps (31 and 26, respectively), but it was Dale Earnhardt who was out front late in the final 10-lap segment.
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