His time in NASCAR was short but inspirational. A college-educated engineer from Wisconsin, Alan Kulwicki was an outsider and underdog. Determination did more than money did to keep him on the ...

Alan Kulwicki grew up in one of Milwaukee’s many ... who built engines for several USAC championship teams. Though NASCAR, especially in those days, was considered a southern sport, he was ...

the NASCAR community is still asking why. Less than five months after scoring his greatest professional triumph in one of stock-car racing’s grandest upsets, Alan Kulwicki was gone. The ...

Race car Alan Kulwicki stands on his car in New York’s Times Square Friday, Dec. 4, 1992. Kulwicki was named the 1992 NASCAR Winston Cup Champion, winning the title on the last day of the season ...

Alan Kulwicki was a professional stock car racing driver and a team owner. He races in the NASCAR Cup Series with a self funded team, AK Racing. Kulwicki was a native of Greenfield, Wisconsin in ...

Thirty years ago, NASCAR champion Alan Kulwicki was killed in a plane crash near Blountville. He was returning to the Bristol race after an appearance in Knoxville. Kulwicki always had a special ...

Alan Kulwicki was an American racing driver who competed in the NASCAR Cup Series from 1985 to 1993. Over his eight-year career, he competed in 207 races, securing five victories, 24 pole ...

The countdown enters the final week before the start of the 2025 NASCAR Cup season ... Today’s driver and car: Alan Kulwicki, 1992 Cup Series champ, in the No. 7 Ford "Underbird." ...

Alan Kulwicki was a NASCAR champion nicknamed "Special K" and the "Polish Prince." Over his career, Kulwicki was sponsored by several companies, including Maxwell House Coffee, United States Army, and ...

Though NASCAR, especially in those days ... There’s obviously no way of knowing how Alan Kulwicki’s career would’ve played out. But in an era when star drivers raced deep into their 40s ...