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	Tribute to Alan Kulwicki
		Alan Kulwicki was born on 12/14/54 in Greenfield, Wisconsin.
		Alan went into 1993 as the reining champion but on April 1,1993 Alan Kulwick was taken from us when he was in route from a Public Relations appearance in Knoxville, TN, to the next race in Bristol, TN.
		Alan had a car that was almost as infamous as he was, the Underbird, which is sorta what Alan Kulwicki was the year he won the Winston Cup Championship. He was under funded, understaffed and under appreciated.
	www.laidbackracing.com /Articles2004/TrbuteKulwicki.html (737 words)

	Alan Kulwicki
		Alan Kulwicki (December 14, 1954 - April 1, 1993) was a Polish - American NASCAR driver.
		Alan Kulwicki was born in Greenfield, Wisconsin, a suburb of Milwaukee.
		Tragically, Kulwicki was killed at age 38 in a plane crash on April 1, 1993, near Blountville, Tennessee, while returning in a Hooters corporate jet from an appearance prior to spring race at Bristol Motor Speedway.
	www.seattleluxury.com /encyclopedia/entry/Alan_Kulwicki (1140 words)

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		Alan Kulwicki grew up in Greenfield, Wis. He played a mean fullback on his junior high football team, winning MVP honors, before taking up the family business.
		Alan Kulwicki did it his way and soon became a formidable force on the Cup circuit as one of the few successful owner/drivers the sport has seen in the modern era.
		Alan came from the town of Greenfield Wisconsin and was a dominant force on the short tracks of the Midwest.
	grantwcooper.com /Alan_Kulwicki.htm (1887 words)

	Alan Kulwicki: TRPR in dedication and memory of champion Alan Kulwicki
		Alan Kulwicki: TRPR in dedication and memory of champion Alan Kulwicki
		I served as spotter for Alan during the 1988 season and for his first career win.
		In celebration of his '92 championship, sponsor Hooters made a special "Alan Tribute Card" that we used at all of the autograph sessions during the beginning of the '93 season.
	www.trpr.com /Kulwicki.html (378 words)

	Alan Kulwicki - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Alan Kulwicki (December 14, 1954 - April 1, 1993) was an American NASCAR driver.
		Alan received a degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee in 1977.
		Kulwicki overcame a 278-point deficit in the final six races of the season to claim a 10-point victory over Elliott.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Alan_Kulwicki (1312 words)

	Talladega Walk Of Fame - Davey Allison Memorial (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Kulwicki won twice in 1992, taking the Pocono's first race in addition to Bristol, but it was his consistency that earned he and his crew the title.
		Kulwicki's title was the first for an owner/driver since Richard Petty in 1981; Petty's seventh and final championship.
		There were times when Kulwicki, as well as others, wondered if they would ever make it on racing's premier series, much less sit at the head table in New York.
	www.talladegawalk.com /previous_inductees/kulwicki_alan.htm (441 words)

	Alan Kulwicki: His Way
		Alan Kulwicki was a unique man in many ways, quite different than most of his competitors.
		Kulwicki had several job offers, but turned them down--he was still convinced that his way was the right way.
		Alan Kulwicki died in the crash of the Hooters corporate jet enroute to a track where he had enjoyed success--Bristol Motor Speedway, on April 1, 1993.
	www.underbird.com /news/hisway.htm (1160 words)

	Alan Kulwicki: Always a Champion (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Alan did indeed have a dream, which started in high school in his hometown of Greenfield, Wisconsin, and it was no small dream.
		Alan was polite, as always, but declined the offer, still keeping his eyes on the prize that he envisioned, that of becoming an owner/driver/champion.
		Alan had most assuredly done it "his way", from transplanting his northern roots to the deep south, to following his life plan to the letter, and managing to grab that once in a lifetime brass ring.
	insiderracingnews.com /pk033003.html (2352 words)

	Alan Kulwicki - International Motorsports Hall of Fame Member (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Alan Kulwicki, from Greenfield, WI worked his way up from the short tracks to become the first driver/owner to win the Winston Cup championship in more than a decade when he captured the title in 1992.
		Kulwicki’s team won at Bristol and Pocono, but were 278 points behind with just six races left in the season.
		Kulwicki, the reigning Winston Cup champion, died in a plane crash on his way to a race at Bristol in April of 1993.
	www.motorsportshalloffame.com /halloffame/2002/Alan_Kulwicki_main.htm (223 words)

	Alan Kulwicki - Racing Nascar
		Alan went south in 1985 to pursue his NASCAR dream when a dream was all he had.
		Alan went into 1993 as the reining champion but on April 1,1993 Alan Kulwick was taken from us when he was in route from a Public Relations appearance in Knoxville, TN, to the next race in Bristol, TN.
		Alan had a car that was almost as infamous as he was, the Underbird, which is sorta what Alan Kulwicki was the year he won the Winston Cup Championship.
	www.racingnascar.com /forums/tributes-forum/437-alan-kulwicki.html (1110 words)

	Alan Kulwicki - Questions, Answers, Fun Facts, Information
		Phoenix, AZ After recieving the checkered flag, Alan spun his car around and drove his victory lap the wrong way around the track thus creating what is now known as the Polish victory lap, in memory of Alan.
		Kulwicki's 10 point margin of victory was the closest in NASCAR history.
		Kulwicki had sold most of his belongings to make this trip, and an electrical short did indeed burn up his truck, trailer, and his remaining belongings.
	www.funtrivia.com /en/Sports/Alan-Kulwicki-7516.html (1502 words)

	Life in the Turn Lane: Remembering Alan Kulwicki, a guy who really did do it his way
		Roberts was Kulwicki's public relations man, and he'd made a late decision not to attend an appearance in Knoxville that night with the driver.
		I wrote a story on that race, in which Kulwicki, Bill Elliott and Davey Allison battled for the championship and Richard Petty drove his final Cup event and Jeff Gordon drove his first, for the newspaper and decided there was so much more to write about it.
		The sport has forgotten Kulwicki because it has become enamored of the supremely expensive money-guy team owners, and Kulwicki's title as a lesser-funded independent is an embarassment for and indictment of the sport.
	turn-lane.blogspot.com /2006/04/remembering-alan-kulwicki-guy-who.html (1079 words)

	Seven Years Ago Today
		Alan Kulwicki is one of those "Made for TV" stories when it comes to NASCAR Winston Cup.
		Alan did it his way and soon became a formidable force on the Cup circuit as one of the few succesful owner/drivers the sport has seen in the modern era.
		In the end Bill won the race but Alan in his famous Ford Underbird won the points title by leading the most laps and won one of the closest points races in history.
	www.suite101.com /article.cfm/nascar_race_reviews/36622 (340 words)

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		Last Updated: 12/17/2004 9:33:11 AM Filming has been completed on a movie about the life of the late NASCAR champion Alan Kulwicki.
		It's called "Dare to Dream: The Alan Kulwicki Story," and stars Brad Weber as the driver.
		Kulwicki died in a plane crash in 1993 while flying from Knoxville to a race in Bristol.
	www.wbir.com /printfullstory.aspx?storyid=21654 (72 words)

	Alan Kulwicki 250 -June 26, 2004
		West Allis, WI The only driver in the field to have raced consistently with the honoree of the race, Derrike Cope leads the #49 Advil Ford team this weekend in the Alan Kulwicki 250 NASCAR Busch Series race at The Milwaukee Mile.
		"Alan Kulwicki was the epitome of what sports is all about," said Cope, the 1990 Daytona 500 winner.
		That, Cope said, is the spirit of Alan Kulwicki.
	www.derrikecope.com /busch/2004/062604.htm (799 words)

	Alan Kulwicki Underbird Hooters NASCAR Race Car FAQS
		During the restoration project, Alan's crew chief, Paul Andrews, made this collection of files available to me. These files were correlated with official NASCAR race results to document the car's racing history.
		Most of the original AK #7 race team were still on board at the time we bought the car and even helped in the restoration project, and have attested to the authenticity of the chassis and the original AK parts which were used to restore the "Underbird".
		While this car has impressive racing statistics, and is famous for being the one that Alan Kulwicki drove to win the 1992 Winston Cup Championship And, this car still has Alan's St.Christopher medal glued in his seat....where Alan himself put it.
	www.underbird.com /faqs.htm (1441 words)

	Dare to Dream: The Alan Kulwicki Story (2005) (V) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The movie chronicles Alan's life from his beginnings in the short tracks of Wisconsin to his death while flying to Bristol Motor Speedway on April 1, 2003.
		Alan went down south to Charlotte with limited money, a borrowed truck, and a dream.
		The film is a good representation of Alan and his career, considering the low budget.
	us.imdb.com /Title?0458348 (331 words)

	Alan Kulwicki Tribute Page
		All of this experience and knowledge that I have gained just puts greater emphasis on what Alan Kulwicki did --something fantastic-- incredible--impossible-- and, something that CANNOT be duplicated in NASCAR today.
		In the beginning, Alan had a hard, tragic life, losing his mother and his brother before he was 10.
		As for Alan, he took up running part time on the ASA short tracks in Wisconsin, building engines with his father, and, at the same time, earning his Engineering Degree at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
	www.jerseygirlracing.com /id25.html (462 words)

	Remembering Alan
		It was originally published in 1993 by the Alan Kulwicki Estate and given in exchange for a contribution.
		Also, the poems at the bottom of this page are from the book.) The original "Kulwicki Chronicles" was a collection of poetry that Evelyn had written and sent to Alan (and was later found in his desk).
		The sole purpose would be to allow fans to record their memories of Alan Kulwicki.
	members.aol.com /nclubnews (709 words)

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	Race 2 Win: Alan Kulwicki 250 - The Milwaukee Mile
		Ron Hornaday fought back from a lap down at The Milwaukee Mile to emerge as the victor in the Alan Kulwicki 250 on Saturday night.
		In what appeared to be shaping up as an event that a youngster would score their first Busch series win, a wily veteran made a late charge and came away as the winner.
		Stremme qualified in 29.375 seconds, at an average speed of 122.553 mph, to earn the top starting spot for Saturday night’s Alan Kulwicki 250, setting a new Milwaukee track record.
	www.race2win.net /gn/04/race/mm (227 words)

	Eric Fransen Becomes First Repeat Winner of Alan Kulwicki Memorial & Donavan Morgan Edges Dad in the Nightcap at ...
		May 19, 2002; Slinger, WI Eric Fransen became the first repeat winner of the Bob Fish Pontiac/Buick/GMC Alan Kulwicki Memorial Sunday night at the Slinger Super Speedway and Donavan Morgan outraced his father Conrad to win the second twin 50-lap late model feature by less than a car length.
		Fransen, the 2000 winner of the 50-lap race named in honor of the late Alan Kulwicki who was the 1992 NASCAR Winston Cup champion, passed Jamie Wallace for the lead on lap 30 and pulled away to take the checkered flag nearly a half straightaway ahead of the rest of the field.
		Once out front, Fransen was able to keep the lead and pulled away over the final laps to become the first repeat winner of the Alan Kulwicki Memorial in the ten years it has been in existence.
	www.slingersuperspeedway.com /report/2002/pr026.html (1273 words)

	Alan Kulwicki 250 Tickets Main Page: Motot Racing Ticket and Motor Team Info at Guide to Tickets.com
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		The Alan Kulwicki 250 play in the Nextel Cup Series of the NASCAR.
		Be sure to catch great games against the Alan Kulwicki 250 rivals.
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	Alan Kulwicki: A Racing Legend quiz -- free game
		In 1985, Kulwicki decided to go south to pursue his Nascar dream.
		What was the date in which Alan Kulwicki perished in a plane crash?
		After Kulwicki's death in 1993, who was the driver who won the Bristol race and honored Alan by doing the, "Polish Victory Lap"?
	www.funtrivia.com /playquiz.cfm?qid=201733 (208 words)

	Alan Kulwicki - Wikipedia
		Si Alan Kulwicki (Disyembre 14, 1954–Abril 1, 1993) ay isang dating tagapagmaneho na Amerikano ng NASCAR na nagmula ang kanyang magulang sa Poland, mula 1985 hanggang sa kanyang kamatayan noong 1993.
		Si Alan Kulwicki ay nagmaneho ng #7 Zerex at Hooters Ford Thunderbird.
		Si Alan Kulwicki at tatlong iba pang pasahero ay namatay sa pagbagsak ng eroplano, habang papunta ito sa karera sa Bristol Motor Speedway noong Abril 1, 1993, sa gulang na 38.
	tl.wikipedia.org /wiki/Alan_Kulwicki (200 words)

	eBay - alan kulwicki, Diecast, Toy Vehicles, Fan Apparel Souvenirs items on eBay.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Alan Kulwicki #22 Miller 1984 Firebird 1:24 Action
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	1992 Winston Cup Championship Underbird Alan Kulwicki Hooters Race Car
		A labor of love and a 3,500 pound work of art, Bean's project is powerful enough to rattle windows or to bring mist to a strong man's eyes.
		The Ford "Underbird" driven to the NASCAR championship by the late Alan Kulwicki and restored by Bean is a car the way the Sistine Chapel is a big church, the way Tolstoy was a long-winded writer or the way Disney is a moderately successful entertainment company.
		This page was created by Ann Menke at A1AWEB.
	www.underbird.com (271 words)

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