Oh ThAtS FuNnY...MicHaeL!!!$*@%

@@JakeWorden roll intro

and he quite literally drove towards the hole part of the loop to execute it

Ha

mirror tape 😂😂😂😂😂

"Your terms are acceptable."

Thanks for clarifying that for us.

1 2 Dale Jarrett was always a soulless cheating fuck, not one bit surprised.

That doesn't make any sense. 14 is the same thing as 14.0. So it shouldn't have mattered if it said 14 in the first place.

@@fargoththemoonsugarmaniac No it is not. When talking about technical stuff, the number of decimals determines the amount of precision expected. 14.2 is the same as 14 when rounded to two significant figures.

I see. I still find it stupid since the rule is about the compression not being higher than 14, I'd assume it means that everything under 14 is ok and nothing above it. I get it though. Sneaky beaky.

@@fargoththemoonsugarmaniac Yup, it was definitely against the spirit of the rules but technically not forbidden.

And FIA immediately changed THAT rule too

The rule itself stayed the same, the penalty itself was screwed up because the rule hadn't been adhered to; the stop-go penalty was wrong as it was delivered after 31 minutes when the time limit is 25 minutes, the after the race time penalty was also wrong as the incident hadn't occurred within the final 12 laps of the race - they had to rescind the penalty altogether. It didn't help either that by giving it to him with 2 laps to go, they opened the door to this possibility

Aunini He should have been disqualified though - because he went out of the pit lane after "taking" his penalty, and then did another full lap, before come into the pit lane and parc ferme, thereby crossing the finish line twice after the chequered flag was shown which you aren't allowed to do. The Clerk of the Course at the British GP in '98 lost his FIA License as a result of this monumental balls-up!

@@DoubleWavedYellows what's wrong with crossing the line twice...the race is already over so you're not getting scored anymore

The penalty was bogus, as mentioned above, so all points are moot. Great thing about it all is Ferrari would not have won it had they pitted earlier, bogus or not. FIA are still no better today, handing out mid race stop and gos, robs the fans, who they apparently don't give a fuck about.

Hi. Same here lol

Okay basically the rules are “you have to go through the pit stop before you cross the checkered flag” the thing is, is that he waited to go through the pit stop up until his last lap. What makes it crazy is that his pit stop was 50 yards behind the checkered flag/ finish line. So technically, according to the rules, he did take his pit stop before crossing the checkered flag/line. All while at 45MPH, and 50 yards to go I believe. This strategy was never done up until then. (Correct me if im wrong. Idk much about Nascar)

very good explanation thanks Tyrese!!!

Tyrese Brazell ahhhhh okay now I get it

Same

Yes

But games cause violence and nobody died

Slappy Gerdenand facts

Cosmic Bro thank you bro

@@slappygerdenand5122 oh they do die :D of old age. so no matter what, games still kill xD it just tkaes time just like air

He was my favorite driver and really had no down years. He was great from 1996 - 2010, and only drove for 2 teams pretty much his whole career. I loved things like this. Outside of his first two years in 1994 and 95, his worst points finish the rest of his career was 20th. That's pretty good for a 18 year span to start and end a career. Very underrated driver.

@@justinknust2395 Dude... I'm a Jeff Burton fan and a Seahawks fan... You're awesome

It was Frankie Stoddard's call, not Burton's.

That's why Jeff Burton is known as "The Mayor of NASCAR".

Burton was lucky enough to have one of the smartest crew chiefs to ever sit on a pit box during this time in his career in Frankie Stoddard.His unique way of calling a race put Burton in position to win races he would have otherwise lost.Stoddard is a very underrated crew chief,imo.

He was too busy scheming 7 championships.

N O L A N M I L N E S I don’t think the guy was trying to talk down about Jimmy, he was just saying it’d be funny to hear what they thought of that move. R E L A X

@@94nolo fuck JJ

I didnt know they had youtube in prison, hey bill

Ahhh, the days when NASCAR was still relevant,.......

Is that the wood ducks??

@@trashtyler Yes it is. Just now found your comment. KZfaq never told me you commented.

Team Bombersports no

BLUFOX56 Everyone realized it except Darrel lmao

0:45

Thank you!!

So genius, it got outlawed afterwards!

“Wait, you can’t do that!” “Yes we can!” “Not anymore!”

+Redd Berendes more like 3

Plus they made a rule against it

and drivers not knowing how to drive properly

That’s why I stopped watching

Nascar is lame. Rally is where its at. Its like the difference between WWE and ufc. Wwe being nascar. Ufc being rally. Real, pure racing (with right hand turns) dirt roads. Rain or shine. No fucking "drying the track off" or stopping the race for hours because of rain. Nascar is for pussies

A real shame they never won a Championship together.

Dave McKeegan well yeah, but this is nascar.

No shit it ain’t new this is from 2002.

Says the guy from 7 years ago

​@@alexsupertramp4907 says the guy from 3 years ago

Nick Eggleston yes, for 2003 they changed the rule specifically because of this instance

Leave it to NASCAR to have a driver do something interesting amd legal and be like, nope. We dont like drivers who gamble.

@@devinaschenbrenner2683 it's not a gamble it's a exploit, it's a smart as hell exploit but a exploit nevertheless

It's also an exploit that only half the grid could use, so it was cool, but an understandable closing

I think this would be an indirect result of that...

Dat-Mudkip it’s a direct result because they made the new rule right after this race.

Yes.

@@Bookiemouncher no they didn't lol. Those rules were just for the all star for 15 years after this. He specifically says normal races.

Justin Krizenesky it was a joke 😂

Unfortunately you are lying. In every nascar game, you are placed in the 4th pit box.

It was a smart move I don't know about Ball Z it was considering he didn't do nothing but roll off Pit Road

Quentin Diaz why not both?

Okay he ro cli x0 rz

facts idk why people saying this is genius looks like a very simple concept to me, he stopped right before the finish line so he could just roll out and finish, why didn’t everyone do that? I would have thought about it for sure

@@cosmicbro1973 you people are so cringey. Y'all honestly think that you could do this don't you? It's not "genius" in the sense of it requiring intellectual power, rather it's a "sneaky move" that was at the perfect moment. Think of how a boxer may pull off a rebound and KO strike, on the spot. These guys are cornering around 200mph. It's not even close to as simple as you make it. All of this is from a guy who admittedly hasn't watched a NASCAR race in around 10 years. It's just not the same. I never cared for US football but It would be very ignorant to say in a sarcastic manner "oh wow dude throws the ball and runs across the field big deal" or "OMG I can't believe he threw the ball to one guy but another guy on the other team caught it!" This sport is a very passionate thing to the people of the south since we are often mocked ridiculed and treated like we are second class Americans. NASCAR is built into the modern southern culture.

Bilb Ono Im from the south, it’s not built into the culture AT ALL and it’s definitely not a top 3 “sport” people watch here. I literally only know one person out of all the dad’s and grandpa’s of my friends and family that watches it. 1.

@@cosmicbro1973 cool antidotes you have there. Too bad you're wrong, out of the entire earth the south east USA has the most NASCAR viewers every year. And I dont know how old you are but NASCAR IS apart of southern culture, it was formed in the south east usa, it's most famous drivers was from the south east or Midwest. You are just flat out wrong there buddy. Yes the viewership of NASCAR has drastically declined each year since the early 2000s. Yes, most fans are the older generation. But all of this is besides the point. The black 3 baseball cap or jacket Is nearly synonymous with the south. Just because you dont know many NASCAR fans doesnt mean it's representative of all of the usa. If you don't believe me I can pull up countless links to back this up with insane statistics of which regions buy the most tickets/tune in on tv. Also a sizable portion of Mexican-americans like NASCAR alot too, but no where near the number of white southern Americans.

I really hope you aren't implying that jr retiring Because of his injuries is a bad thing

@@rubyestes6804 My thoughts exactly. Watching his dad lose his life to the sport, then continuing on through dangerous moments of his own. How can anyone blame him for retiring safely with his family at this point?

You guys are also forgetting the drama that forced to leave his Dads team and go to Hendricks. Jr had a lot of adversity to overcome. And he did the best he could despite all that happened in his personal life. Jr had a tough shake. And he remained humble and graceful through all of it.

@@zacharygossett3846 well, maybe so yes but, it just would have been really cool if he became the new intimidator. Ya know, the new man in black. Or even better, have jr drive a new wrangler car!

@@FF5754 would have been nice. But i think the drama that made him leave the team involved Srs wife.

illlanoize23 Sportsmanship probably

illlanoize23 An ethical decision that wasn’t unethical because there were no rules against it but knowing full well it will only be wrong once they do it

H388KK idk I looked up nascar wrecks last week and now this is here

Everyone else had already been in for service and he hadn't been, so his lead was 100% because of that. Like he said, if the clutch wasn't failing he had the speed to win that heat that day. I dont recall what became of the race itself though

@@morgfarm1 Newman won after Jr didn't spin him.

Fish Productions I kinda wish they didn’t close pit road

Pulling a surprise pit finish on your opponents should really mess with someone. Just make sure you have the gap to stay ahead

Yes it does. He has to pit, but his pit is before the start finish line. So, he only has to coast across. If he took his pit earlier, he wouldn't have his track position. This stop halves the amount of time he needs to be in the pits.

Jimmie won the segment but not the overall race. That went to Ryan Newman.