If it wasn't in part 1 I suggest when harvick won his first race and saluted dale sr on his to victory lane just a suggestion if it wasn't included in part 1

Rusty winning on Dale Sr.'s birthday in 2001 doing the polish victory lap with the #3 flag

Dale Sr. winning at Pocono after Davey Allison's death. Dale said in Victory Lane that he'd "run second to him in a heartbeat if it would bring him back."

Dale sr checking on Rusty after his flip

I wanted to suggest this but you beat me way too long ago. Lol

Ayrton wasn't the first Formula 1 casualty that weekend in San Marino in May 1994, Roland Ratzenberger was killed in a qualifying crash the previous day. Luckily, though, Senna and Ratzenberger were the only two deaths in San Marino for everyone else to be hurt physically in some way (Rubens Barrichello in a practice accident, plus some mechanics due to a pitstop problem for someone and some fans for a wreck that sent debris their direction) survived.

yes sir

@@corbinselanne7990 there's a crazy and pretty sad theory about how Italian law at that time dictated that if there was a fatality at a sporting event, the event would be stopped, pending an investigation. Poor Roland passed away almost immediately, but they argued that Qualifying was a separate event. Then, so the race would not be stopped, the hospital kept Ayrton on life support, even tho there was no chance of recovery, until the race finished. I wonder if there's any truth to this. Also, as far as I'm concerned, any mention from Sr. in this situation is a tribute - remember he didn't express emotions very often. It was only as he got older that he mellowed. It seems crazy to say now but back then a lot of Nascar fans had no love for f1. Rip Ayrton and Dale, two of the best to ever do it.

@@micky2549 local dirt tracks stop the event in the case of a fatality not because of law but in respect to the family I've hauled a hundred miles down the highway only to come back home because a guy got killed in the hot lap practice and rightly so it took all of the emotion out of the evening it was sad and I mean really sad watching a man losing his life in front of your eyes should they just have bagged him drug his smashed carcass of a car off the track and carried on while people are crying and traumatized bye what they just witnessed and you have to take in the fact that most people haven't witnessed a person meeting his demise in such a violent manner

Lol that rules

That's probably one of the best laps in NASCAR history, and both drivers knew it for sure.

Lol yeah that’s coming from one of the slimiest disgusting drivers ver who intentionally wrecks everyone because he can’t race. He pissed 3 drivers off in one race at the end.

Lionel Racing should make a two pack of raced version diecast for that moment like they did with the passing the torch set.

@@nascarfan05 yes

And Rusty ended up doing the same for Dale at California, on what would've been been his 50th birthday

Thank you

He does whatever it takes to win once he's in that driver's seat - and does not care who he pisses off in the process

Give me some suggestions if you want him in the next video

You mean least selfish.

I only need 8 minutes bud and it showed that Aric Almirola was obviously bummed, but still wasn’t gonna take it out on the media or Dillon.

@@jbaskinger41 fair

@@deadstickgaming3665 A lot of current drivers would of said a lot worse about that. Almirola is a classy driver, and one of the best role models the sport has today.