"the dale and dale show and you know who i'm pullin for" one of nascar's most famous quotes

One of the greatest "calls" in NASCAR history, it was nice to hear his son mention The Daytona 500 his father should have won in 1963, what a proud moment in the life of a really classy guy, Mr. Ned Jarrett!

Always loved that Ken and Neil stepped back and let Ned call his son home!

something overlooked from this 500, a rookie named Jeff Gordon finished 5th. I think he's had a good career since.

I pulled for Dale Earnhardt Sr all the way. The Oppermans from Texas will always love and miss you Dale Earnhardt Sr, your fans forever

Man, they just don't make announcing like they used to. On that last lap, when Ken Squier says "This is the finish", it's done in just such a perfect way. Perfect tone, perfect wording. Perfect way to set up Ned for that finish. Great race. Go DJ.

I never was a very big fan of Dale Jarrett, but I still think this was one of the most magical moments in racing. It still gives me goosebumps today to hear Ned call his son home. You really have to give Ken Squier and Neil Bonnett kudos too for stepping aside and allowing Ned to bring him home. Ned typically didn't call them home as Squier or Jenkins did, but really, there could have been no one better to make the call this day.

Dale Jarrett and Bobby Labonte: two drivers with class who've driven the 18 car.

I was there. Great race, great times; not anymore.

In my mind the best part of Ned’s call came just after the ‘93 finish after you hear Ned clapping, & Ken Squier congratulating him, he utters the words that you can barely hear over the engine noise in the background “Man, did I teach him to drive that race car!” Quote of a truly proud father that guaranteed would tell you that Dale’s win meant more than all of his wins in NASCAR. As a side note to also solidify what a class act Ned is & always will be, the following week @ Richmond Ned said he went to go apologize to Dale Sr. as he felt bad all week like he had thrown Sr. under the bus because of his call rooting for Dale to win on national tv when he felt he should’ve been an unbiased announcer. Ned apparently said, that Dale first congratulated Ned for Dale’s win then took off his sunglasses with a real stern & serious look on his face, looked Ned straight in the eye, pointed his finger at Ned & said “Ned don’t ever apologize for supporting your kids & don’t ever forget…That I’m a daddy too.” Ned years later stated that it changed his perspective of Dale Sr. as a person & not just the hardcore race driver he saw him as, & also stated he quietly shed a tear & remembered that moment when Dale Jr. won his first 500. 👍

How can you not love Ned Jarrett???

That had to be one of the best calls of the Daytona 500 finish. 1988 saw father and son finish 1-2 and 1993 father calls the action of his son. Great finish. Great call.

"Look at Martha! Oh dear she's in tears!"

Ken Squier knew at that moment to let Ned call the rest of the race and it became a classic. RIP Ken Squier.

First of Joe Gibbs Racing's 402 (to date) victories.

20 years, man, hard to believe it has been that long.

All-time call, all-time race. RIP Neil and Dale Sr. Ned Jarrett is a hero. Saved Fireball Robert’s life. The burns didn’t take Fireball, pneumonia did.

Hard to believe that this was Jeff Gordon's 2nd Sprint cup start

Call your son home, Ned.

what most may not know it the last lap "call" was "set up" on the last lap, the producers told ken squier "lay out" & told dale to call his son to victory lane.

heck of a commentary trio of Ken Squier, Ned Jarrett, and Neil Bonnett

one of the best finishes ever

Sad to Hear Ned's wife Dales Mom passed away Sunday February 6th. I loved this moment R.I.P Martha

Thank you very much for posting a classic Daytona 500 finish.

30 Years ago today

out of all the great, close finishs in nascart, this has to be the best

The old Interstate Battery paint scheme still around.

@StFidjnr I'd probably be biased too if I was also calling my child home to win the Daytona 500.

Idc what anyone says… this one of the greatest calls in sports history

In my opinion, this was the best race in NASCAR history. This race had everything: tempers (the Hillin/Petty run-in), excitement (Rusty's flip), and an incredible feel-good finish.

0:08 Rest In Peace Martha Jarrett

every time i watch this? i still cloud up!! what a GREAT DAY, for the WHOLE jarret family!! and Ned is/was always my favorite commentator.. not to mention, a past champin of the sport i LOVE. even though, i dont remember when he actually raced? i LOVE the man!! what a GREAT embassador the this sport,he must have been...

Now how can you argue with a mustache like DJ's

I miss watchin DJ. He is a true icon to the sport of Nascar. He always gave all the credit to everyone else. A true gentleman on and off the track.

This was my 2nd personal best Daytona 500 i watched. Ned calling his son Dale home. The best one was in 98 and the guy who finished 2nd in this finally got his day.

gentlemen ned made the best call on this great race I was pulling for dale sr but was pulling for the jarretts 2.

How can you not feel the emotion for Ned Jarrett such a classy guy and dale also

You're right...good catch!

I had just turned 18 when I watched this Daytona 500. Twenty-two years later and I'm still fucking pissed! #3 had this race.

I heard the Dale's reaction to Ned cheering Dale on in the booth was "Don't worry, I'm a daddy too"

RIP JD Gibbs. This was the first win for the coach in Nascar. JD is in heaven knowing that he was alive and glad this happened

@ 1:45 Ned Jarrett is now 1 happy papa

That was real bad heartbreak in 1990 -- the one Derrick Cope won. One cut tire and poof... at that time, Daytona was for Earnhardt was like Indy was for the Andrettis.

The Sound Of Geoff Bodines car gets the blood pumping. Thats when the engines had more compression with The restrictor plates.

This is what made NASCAR great, The whole racing family feeling. These days it seems like that feeling is gone

Ned calling his son. And Darrell calling Michael in '01. Are two of the best calls ever.

10 months later, Dale does a good job in the booth

My first Daytona 500, the first race I ever saw on TV was the 1993 Daytona 500.

his first full year in terms of a full cup assult

I read the book that mentions this win. Dale Jarrett woke his wife up at 4 AM the day Jimmy Macar built the whip and said I have the chance to win the Daytona 500 and she said what makes him sure and he said "If I go to Daytona and win well it's because that cars supposed to win. But if I go to Daytona and lose well then Dale Jarrett can't drive".

When Nascar was Nascar

I've got an original trucker hat memento from this race. 93 Daytona 500

The battle betwen the 2 Dales!!!!

@Lights0ut1109 I'm sure Dale Sr was cheering just as loud in 2005 as Ned was in 1998!!!

Dale Jarett's 2nd Career NASCAR Winston Cup win

If this was now, the top 5 would wreck each other

no thats more than impersive GO GORDON

Ned sounds like Darrell during the 2001 Daytona 500

Nice race for Hut

13 days before my 17th Birthday

Actually it was 1996, Jarrett's 1st year in the Yates #88.

1st of 3 Daytona 500 wins for Dale Jarrett. 1996, and the last Daytona 500 of the CBS era in 2000, were the other 2. As for the owner Joe Gibbs, as of 2013, this is his lone Daytona 500 win. (Of course that could change) Dale Earnhardt finally won the Daytona 500, for the only time, just 5 years later.

and he just gathers it up like the master he is.. ken squire is the best.. I was rooting for both dales 2 win. the greatest call in any sport hands down

Had Bodine had any help on the bottom he may have won. He had the strongest ford even with front end damage, but hut Strickland couldn't get close enough.

Davey and Alan's last 500.

Rolling.. STAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAART

Not a racing/NASCAR fan, but this is pretty cool.

How about Jeff Gordon, huh? His 1st Daytona 500, he wins the Gatorade Duel and finishes 5th. At this time, he was only 21 years old. He was born to race. That's why he's been racing since he was 5 years old. Jeff Gordon forever!

This was truly a different time that is lost now. Notice how it's about the people and not all the crap that is thrown up on the screen today?

hARD TO BELIVE dALE IS RETIRIN THIS YEAR NOW.. wHAT A RACE HAVING HIS dAD CALL THE END..

Who reckons Dale could follow Ned into the booth? DK

i think he finished 5th

@ 1:26 dale and dale show.

@MrRex41591 in terms of a full cup assault

what ever happened to that Jeff Gordon guy

@romero2k he had a great relationship with daytona, he had a terrible relationship with the daytona 500 lol

haha if he cudda went with jarrett instead of earnhardt

@AngryGundamGamer That finish at Daytona wasn't bad though

@snikerscamry18 lol Interminator. Earnhardt mighta been guilty quite a few times for pushin some guys out of the way, but the man wasnt stupid. If you turn someone at Daytona on purpose, especially in these days, you put their life on the line. Earnhardt was a hard ass, but he wasnt scum. Gordon, on the other hand......

that's one biased announcer the other two are UN-biased

I like Dale Jarrett and he will always be a classic act, but his father as a commentator......just as Charles Barkely would say "Turrible" "Just turrible"