I'm a Kyle Busch fan but I don't agree with him at number 2 ahead of people like Tony Stewart and Jeff Gordon, maybe in the 2010s he would be up there but not the 2000s

If the point standings were the old style Jeff Gordon would’ve won the 2004 and 2007 championships.

Jimmie Johnson. Just Jimmie Johnson.

In 2002, Newman won 6 pole awards, and that was the deciding factor in the rookie of the year. Jimmie did finish better in points than Newman though. Strange.

This needs to be done again for the 2010's.

1 Jimmie 2 Tony Stewart 3 Jeff Gordon 4 Matt Kenseth 5 Kurt Busch 6 Carl Edwards 7 Greg Biffle 8 Kevin Harvick 9 Dale Jr 10 Denny Hamlin

1. Johnson 2. Stewart 3. Gordon 4. Kenseth 5. Biffle 6. Edwards 7. Kyle Busch 8. Harvick 9. Kurt Busch 10. Hamlin

Harvick has a title in all 3 NASCAR series I don’t think folks talk about that enough

Great video, Eric!

Jeff Gordon looks like my Grandpa.

Man the 2000s were so chock full of talent, guys who could win a race every week.

Didn't expect this!

You should do more of this type of videos

1. Jimmie Johnson 2. Jeff Gordon 3. Tony Stewart 4. Carl Edwards 5. Matt Kenseth 6. Greg Biffle 7. Kyle Busch 8. Kevin Harvick 9. Kurt Busch 10. Denny Hamlin

When is the cup series going to start, along with the sine ups

When’s season 9 coming out for the decs

I completely agree with your list

Don't forget that Mark Martin and Aric Almirola shared the 8 back in 07 and 08 when the Army sponsored the car when DEI merged with Ginn.

You should make a series of this with Nascar stats top 10

My top 10 would be: 1 JJ 2 Smoke 3 Gordon 4 Edwards 5 Kyle Busch 6 Kenseth 7 Kurt Busch 8 Newman 9 Kevin 10 The Biff You should do the 10 best drivers of the 90s.

First off 2000's is 2000-2009, so 2010 should NOT be included. That being said my list only factors in the Cup series. #1. Jimmie Johnson: 291 starts, 47 wins, 117 top fives, 180 top tens, 23 poles, 9682 laps led, & 4 championships #2. Jeff Gordon: 358 starts, 33 wins, 145 top fives, 217 top tens, 38 poles, 10,445 laps led, 1 championship #3. Tony Stewart: 358 starts, 34 wins, 132 top fives, 209 top tens, 8 poles, 9,423 laps led, 2 championships #4. Matt Kenseth: 358 starts, 18 wins, 94 top fives, 172 top tens, 4 poles, 5,679 laps led, 1 championship #5. Kurt Busch: 328 starts, 20 wins, 71 top fives, 136 top tens, 10 poles, 5,535 laps led, 1 championship You could argue that Stewart coukd be ahead of Gordon and Busch could be ahead of Kenseth but these five are definitely the best five from that decade.

Best KZfaqr ever!

Eric when will next NASCAR parody and double e cup series signups be

Talk about Daniel Hemric Driving the 8 car please!!

I love you astros jeresy i have a few also astros jersey

You should do best drivers of other decades

Harvick has a Truck Series championship as an owner. Never as a driver as he was only full-time in 1998 and 1999 and did alright.

Can you make a DECS Season 9 soon plz?

I am a Ryan Newman fan because I like the Caterpillar sponsor on him and my other favourite driver is Matt Kenseth because he is s good driver

Huh, funny he has a green screen which is new and he’s talking about older drivers! Also next one of these can you do top 10 drivers of the 1950’s? Good luck with that one.

Actually Kyle Busch doesn’t have a truck series championship, but there’s a conspiracy that before he retires, he will run a season in the trucks so he can be the first to have won a championship in all three series

New greenscreen!

How do u make your prodigies like if u want a video

Eric, you're forgetting. Yes, Carl and Matt had the same amount of wins, but Matt started in 2000 and Edwards in 2005..

Gordon had 3 less wins than Tony, but 9 more top 10s and Gordon had 5 finishes in the top 3 in points.

In Carl Edwards vs Matt Kenseth you have to remember the Carl's fist cup race was in 2004 unlike Matt first came up in 1998

Gordon’s peak was definitely the mid to late 90’s. 00’s was a good time for him, but definitely not his prime.

As a Busch fan I agree with you. I was expecting him to be 4th behind Johnson, Gordon, and Stewart. Busch was always a race contender in the 2000's but never a Title contender. After 2010 is really when his stats started to truly pile on. I mean now he's finished top 3 in points 3 consecutive year and top 5 4 out of 5. So 2010's he'd definitely be up there, maybe even first, but 2nd on this list is too high

I'd take Kenseth over Edwards or Biffle. Honestly Kenseth is probably the best overall driver ever employed by Rousb

I'd personally split that into late and early 2000s. But that's just me propably

1. Jimmie Johnson (obviously) 2. Tony Stewart (2 championships during the decade) 3. Jeff Gordon 4. Matt Kenseth 5. Kurt Busch 6. Bobby Labonte (hot take but the man won a chip in '00 and was a contender until his free fall in '04) 7. Carl Edwards 8. Greg Biffle 9. Dale Jr. 10. Kevin Harvick

You should do a list like that yourself. 2000-05 and 06-10

My top 10 drivers in the 2000s: 10. Denny Hamlin 9. Kurt Busch 8. Carl Edwards 7. Kevin Harvick 6. Greg Biffle 5. Matt Kenseth 4. Kyle Busch 3. Jeff Gordon 2. Tony Stewart 1. Jimmie Johnson

Honorable Mentions 17. Martin Truex Jr 16. Ryan Newman 15. Kasey Kahne 14. Rusty Wallace 13. Jeff Burton 12. Mark Martin 11. Kyle Busch 10. Denny Hamlin 9. Dale Earnhardt Jr 8. Kurt Busch 7. Kevin Harvick 6. Greg Biffle 5. Matt Kenseth 4. Carl Edwards 3. Jeff Gordon 2. Tony Stewart 1. Jimmie Johnson

Anyone here the music in the background

Doubleedud do a Greg Biffle career highlight.

Yey!!!!!! My birthday is March 21 and I'm 10 years old.

I see a lack Dale Jr in that top 10 or was it in the 10 he won a championship ?

05 was biffles only best year. He led alot of laps in 06 but missed the chase

Hey eric

where is dale sr i know he chashed but it wasnt his faut

10. Newman 9. Edwards 8. Earnhardt Jr. 7. Ky. Busch 6. Harvick 5. Ku. Busch 4. Kenseth 3. Gordon 2. Stewart 1. Johnson Judging by caliber of wins, Jr should be on the list. Champs with creditable success come first, then Harvick and Jr who had relative success. A surprise factor with Newman because of ROY, # of poles, 8 wins in a season, and Daytona 500 win.

U could have talked about jeffrey losing his ride and landon cassil runnin the 00

If you do season 9 can I be 95 KaseyKhane

My favorite decade is the 2010s so far

I'm offended for Kyle Bush in second as a Tony Stewart fan I agree with him in second

Jeff Gordon has never missed the chase.

How come Lightning McQueen wasn’t on this list? Oh. He’s not real.

1) Johnson 2) Stewart 3) Gordon 4) Kyle Busch 5) Kenseth 6) Edwards 7) Kurt Busch 8) Biffle 9) Harvick 10) Hamlin

Who's your favorite driver now fence mat kensieth is gone

What about dale sr

Awesome

Who's Your Pick For Martinsville?

10 Dale sr 9 Hamlin 8 Dale Jr 7 Brad K 6 Kurt B 5 Kenseth 4 Biffle 3 Kyle 2 Jeff 1 Jimmie

I would have ranked Dale Sr.somewhere on this list, even though he didnt win in the 2000s but still dale sr

They don’t even have Bobby Labonte in the top 10, he was the 2000 champion, and Kyle Busch number 2 WTF? This list is whack

I want to know why Nobody (including me) knew when Carl retired

Mark Martin. Drove the 8 in 2008

actaully Its not 4 the 1st time Since Jr drove it It was since Aric Almarola drove it in 2009 theres your fact for the day kids

I think Kyle Busch was my favorite driver of the 2000's I still see the 2005 wins he going to win 11 wins in 2018

Um, harvick never won a truck championship... Because austin Dillon is trying to be the first to win a championship in every series

Hey Eric remember me

Aric Almirola was the last driver to race the #8 car in the cup series www.jayski.com/schemes/2009/8cup.htm

I call the 18 in Decs season 9

Ya biffle was good I forgot about him

Kyle is the #2 of this decade. In the 2000s? Nope, maybe at the low end of the top 10 but I ended up not picking him. My top 10 would go (in that order): Johnson, Stewart, Jeff Gordon, Kenseth, Kurt Busch, Edwards, Biffle, Dale Jr, Harvick, Hamlin. Counted only Cup results, lower series shouldn't be added because there are guys who ran full seasons (or close to that) in those series when they were already established cup drivers (with Harvick and Edwards winning championships) and guys that ran only a handful of races (the Hendrick duo barely ran any and Kurt jumped from the Trucks straight to Cup). Picked Stewart ahead of Gordon because he won more races and championships, picked Kenseth over his Roush teammates because he was more consistent, finishing top 10 in points for 6 straight years (2002-07), also, he was a champion under the Winston Cup format (in quite dominant fashion, despite only winning once) and had a decent number of wins too, Kurt had his ups and downs including getting fired from Roush but he was always good for 2 wins a year and people forgot he was quite good during his earlier seasons, even at Penske, which was a 2nd tier team when he was there (even 3rd tier at some years) he was able to get some wins, in fact, Kurt won at least one race every year from 2002-11, while guys like Edwards, Biffle, Dale Jr had multiple winless seasons in the same period. Dale Jr had some truly abysmal years later in the decade but he was quite good from 2000-04, sure, we can argue that his win totals are sort of inflated because of how dominant DEI was on restrictor plate tracks (Michael Waltrip was a scrub and he won 4 races, including 2 Daytona 500 lol) but Jr was a championship contender in some of those seasons. Final 4 spots on the list I was between Harvick, Hamlin, Kyle and Mark Martin. Mark had some decent finishes in points, including two 2nd places and two 4th places but he didn't win many races (over half of his wins came in his 2009 ressurgence season) and ran part time for two years. Kyle showed signs of being an elite driver but he was very inconsistent (like in 2008 where he dominated in the regular season and disappeared in the Chase) and him being a yearly championship contender is actually a very recent development, so I picked Hamlin because despite the fact that he didn't run a lot of seasons in the 2000s, he was consistent at all of them, including a 3rd place in points as a rookie and Harvick because he had the worst equipment of those listed. When RCR had minimally decent equipment, he always went on to finish top 5 in points (and top 10 as a rookie despite being rushed to the ride because of Dale Sr's death) but that wasn't always the case and RCR had some truly bad years (like 2004-05 and 2009) that robbed him of contending for more wins. Quite crazy that he led more laps in his first year driving for SHR than he did during his entire career at RCR.

Jeff gordon should be second or first if u look at old championship way he would have been at 7 he won 8 or 9 races in 2007 and team owner of the 48 car and won 2001 championship maybe didnt have as many as win because he had a couple bad years but hey he wemt through some stuff in 2000s he got remarried had his daughter and son

Idk what’s with that article but Kevin does not have a truck championship

Mine favorite drivers of 2000s top 10 Elliott Sadler Kyle Bush Dale Jr Kurt Bush Jimmie Johnson Michel walltrip Kevin Harvick Dale Jarrett Jeff gorden Matt Kenseth

Kevin Harvick doesnt have a Truck championship.

Gordon never missed the chase but was winless in 2008 and only one win in 09.

Ryan Newman: I beat Jimmie Jimmie Johnson: You only beat me in rookie of tree he year and never beat me again Ryan

Jeff Gordon should be in front of Tony Stuart

I was born in the 2000’s

This list is a joke Kurt is easily top 5 in the 2000’s beating everyone but Johnson, Stewart, and Gordon. If this list is just speaking of the 2000’s Kurt had more combined Cup Wins and Championships over all other drivers.

About the return of the #8 car and the selective memories of NASCAR fans: www.army.mil/e2/c/-images/2007/10/15/9247/army.mil-2007-10-15-161016.jpg

Mark Martin 11th? Tf he won 5 races in 09 after coming back from retirement

You dont put Carl in front of a Cup champion either

Biffle was to legit to quit

MARK MARTIN BELOW HAMLIN?!?

I rate Carl Long.

Mark Martin drove it last before this video

2010 is the start of the 2010s. Not sure why that's included

Kyle Busch still doesn’t have a truck Championship

Dang I’m late :(

The disrespect to tony

Almirola drove the 8 through 2009

I'm going to Martinsville to watch Chase Elliot win

Maybe some research would be a good idea. Repeatedly saying "I didn't know that" about things every fan should know while making NASCAR videos is kind of weird.

Why is Kyle ahead of Tony and Jeff? Wtf??