Races
Mountain Dew 400
The Mountain Dew 400 was held April 10 at Hickory Motor Speedway. Ernie Irvan won the pole.
Top ten results
- 31– Steve Grissom
- 99– Ricky Craven
- 87– Joe Nemechek
- 6– Tommy Houston
- 34– Todd Bodine
- 44– David Green
- 19– Tom Peck
- 63– Chuck Bown
- 25– Hermie Sadler
- 9– Mike Wallace
Failed to qualify: Charlie Brown, Troy Beebe, Nathan Buttke, Tim Fedewa, Jerry Glanville, Eddie Goodson, Tom Hessert Jr., Robert Huffman, Mike McCurry, Roy Payne, Alan Russell, #23 Kenny Gragg [3]
- None of the current full time Cup regulars that started (four) finished the race. Bobby Hamilton finished 23rd (crashed out), Mark Martin finished 26th (crashed out), Ernie Irvan finished 27th (crashed out), and Dale Jarrett finished 29th (engine failure).
Autolite 250
The Autolite 250 was held September 10 at Richmond International Raceway. Chuck Bown won the pole.
Top ten results
- 60– Mark Martin
- 72– Tracy Leslie
- 25– Hermie Sadler
- 0– Tommy Houston
- 11– Bill Elliott
- 08– Bobby Dotter
- 44– David Green
- 97– Joe Bessey
- 32– Dale Jarrett
- 31– Steve Grissom
Failed to qualify: #1 Rodney Combs, #5 Richard Lasater, #6 Tommy Houston, #9 Mike Wallace, #12 David Bonnett, #15 Clay Brown, #16 Chad Chaffin, #17 Darrell Waltrip, #35 Shawna Robinson, #39 Mike Hovis, #46 Steve Hoddick, #57 Jason Keller, #73 Brian Ross, #79 Dave Rezendes, #94 Casey Elliott [9]
Driver changes: #0 Rick Mast (driven by Tommy Houston, was relieved by Mast mid race, finished in 4th place), #64 Jimmy Spencer (driven by Mike Wallace to 33rd place)
All Pro 300
The All Pro 300 was held October 9 at Charlotte Motor Speedway. Bobby Dotter won the pole.
Top ten results
- 60– Mark Martin
- 30– Michael Waltrip
- 3– Dale Earnhardt
- 11– Bill Elliott
- 34– Todd Bodine
- 14– Terry Labonte
- 2– Ward Burton
- 63– Chuck Bown
- 08– Bobby Dotter
- 9– Mike Wallace
Failed to qualify: Dirk Stephens, #07 George Crenshaw, #10 Jimmy Spencer, #17 Darrell Waltrip, #22 Ed Berrier, #24 Eddie Sharp, #28 Tim Steele, #35 Shawna Robinson, #36 Tim Bender, #56 Brandon Sperling, #66 Nathan Buttke, #84 Robert Powell, #91 Stanton Barrett, #91 Steve Perry, #98 Jim Bown [10]
- This was Robert Pressley's last race for the #59 Daniel Welch owned team. He fell out of the race after completing 16 laps due to engine failure finishing 43rd.
- This was also the last Busch Grand National start for Casey Elliott, nephew of Bill Elliott. He crashed out of the race on lap 16 finishing last (44th)
- This race featured a halftime break.
The Pantry 500
The Pantry 500 was held November 7 at Hickory Motor Speedway. Bobby Labonte won the pole.
Top ten results
- 00– Johnny Rumley
- 63– Chuck Bown
- 6– Tommy Houston
- 99– Ricky Craven
- 05– Tommy Ellis
- 08– Bobby Dotter
- 32– Dale Jarrett
- 66– Nathan Buttke
- 31– Steve Grissom
- 34– Todd Bodine
Failed to qualify: Steve Darne, Pat Davison, Mike Dillon, Andy Houston, Buckshot Jones, Mike McCurry, Steve McEachern, Ronnie Silver, #5 Richard Lasater, #12 David Bonnett, #16 Chad Chaffin, #21 Tommy Sigmon, #35 Shawna Robinson, #55 Tim Fedewa, #56 Brandon Sperling, #97 Joe Bessey [13]
- Because David Green finished 17th, with his 9th-place finish Steve Grissom clinched the championship with 1 race remaining.
- This was the final Busch Grand National victory for manufacturer Oldsmobile.
- This was also the final race Neil Bonnett would call on TV (TNN) before his death in February 1994.
- This race was called 500 because there was a 200 lap late model race in addition to the Busch Grand National race.
