1996 The Winston Select

Gordon, Dale Earnhardt, Mark Martin, and Michael Waltrip served as onboard camera cars throughout the race.

Just as the green flag dropped, Jeff Burton limped back to the garage area when his engine expired.

Jarrett was sent to the rear of the field, while Harry Gant and Darrell Waltrip assumed the front row.

On lap 36, Ward Burton got loose and crashed on the turn four wall, triggering the first caution in the race.

For the final 10-lap shootout, Earnhardt led the field, but the caution flag waved after Wallace, Bobby Labonte, and Jarrett jumped the restart.

As they both made contact on lap 62, Michael Waltrip blasted past them while Wallace took the second spot away from Earnhardt and Martin overtook Terry Labonte for fourth.