Always the clown.

Buddy baker laugh, DW was driving the 1 Steve Park car and was passing racers. Buddy laughing was magical

@@jasonvogue4487 Buddy was the dude

Amen

May the good Lord lay his healing hands upon your shoulders and ease your worried mind my friend 🙏 #FootprintsintheSand ✝️ God Bless you

Hope you're doing well! I love these videos, too! They're more hilarious than any scripted comic bit. What year was this filmed?

@@NickB1121 From what I can piece together around 1998-2000

Yes!!!❤❤

Day500champ15 yup, he remembers that, but it sucks that he can't remember winning the 88 Daytona 500 with the 22 Buick.. With Davey behind him..

@@aricsnyder5882 to this day I hope and pray Bobby wakes up one morning and the memory just hits him. To be able to get that memory back with his son would be priceless to a man that endured a lot in short time between his injuries and losing 2 sons.

@@aricsnyder5882 The twists & turns of life can be cruel, that's for sure. God bless The Allison's, that poor family, Bobby & Miss Judy in particular, have literally given more to the sport of Stockcar Racing than any other Family I can think of, it is simply cruel & heartbreaking whenever I start thinking about it 🙏😞

TLDR: "Cale went beating on Bobby's fist with his nose ".... Lol. Best line ever. Simple answer is.... Don't mess with the Allison's.... Unless you can fight better than them. Alabama Gang....HUEYTOWN ,GA. All the way.

Heuytown Alabama dummy

Eli has been the radio announcer for Alabama football for about 30 years now to go along with his MRN/Nascar duties.

And Eli at Tide games

Couldn't really tell, but he probably had his Wing-tip shoe's on as well! 😁👍

@@Slinger43 no doubt.. and Brooks. Not known I always loved Brooks… pure racers

+Al Capwned Met him at Darlington in 1980 really nice guy.

Trey Earnhardt Buddy Baker.. Flat out WFO !!! My favorite was definitely the Grey Ghost.. That 28 Olds.. Racers would say that they couldn't see it coming one it had Baker behind the wheel and two, that two tone paint job was like an iguana on the track..

Wasn’t he the one who discovered the draft?

Junior Johnson discovered the draft

A Great driver with a great big lead foot on the right side! Probably the bravest Stockcar driver EVER, although Junior said Ol' Lee Roy Yarbrough was the bravest, maybe, since Ol' Lee Roy wasn't all there 🤷🏻‍♂️

I don't know how anyone could hate Bobby. I met him on a few occasions and what super nice guy! I would've loved to been that room with these guys

Saw him win the Ontario 500 race in '78 in the Bud Moore #15 Ford Thunderbird. Always thought he was the most talented driver of his day and I was a David Pearson fan.

@@Miatacrosser I was at that 78 OMS race too! Thought for awhile Ol' Dick Brooks was gonna win in Junie's car, lead a bunch, but Bobby won it. Hell, I grew up at Riverside, Ontario & all the great old Dragstrips in So-Cailf, sure had alotta racetracks back then, all gone now, cept for Pomona 😒

You could help but like Bobby. He'd drive the hell out of anything with wheels. And take no prisoners on Sunday. Alabama Gang all the way.

All the Joey Loguano fans disliked this video

You'd have a hard time get'n some of those cats in the same room with each other 😬 I like the idea of it, just get Boyer in there, he'll spark sumpn! 😂👍

Yeah ... and the YANKEE Bill France for starting it (he was after all from Washington DC)

Id rather not.... I got enough scary shit in my head.

1998 I think. Cause the nascar resturant was started in 97 I think.

@@ScooterLee-ei1ep Definitely before November 30, 1998 because Dick Beaty was there.

John Kidd

Squire & Hall= The G.O.A.T.'s, nobody ever did it better! No disrespect to Mike Joy, pretty sure he would agree with me 👍

You got that right. It's downright disgusting what all they've done to ruin this sport, including shitting on all of us long-time hardcore fans.

Nobody’s “shitting” on anyone. Sure things have evolved and become a bit stale, but yeah let’s just go back to 15 people dying a week, that’ll fix the sport. Your “golden time” of racing, while badass as could be, killed more talented race car drivers that could be sitting in this video.

Nah, the racing today is better then ever. You’re just stuck in the past like a lot of older fans and can’t bring yourself to move on.

@@DarkwingMcQuack I moved on about 15yrs ago, haven't given NASCRAP a dime since! It is a glorious thing that they've made a car & track's safer, hell it's practically impossible to break a fingernail in a cup car crash at 200mph today, but let me splain sumpn to you junior, you remove danger from motorsports, you've cut out it's Soul. Competition is racing heart, but danger is it's Soul.

@@notthatfatboy6519- I know this was from some time ago, but of course it’s true that, for real fans anyway, people not dying on these tracks is a wonderful improvement. But it’s more than that which has turned-off many: to me it’s making things so “even” by first legislating what could be done and now requiring teams buy these identical cars with nothing but stickers to differentiate them has taken some of the charm away. But more than anything, all of these rule changes and “shootouts” and playoffs designed to create drama and interest has turned me off. Imagine if every few years the rules of football were changed and now there were three sets of goalposts and you’d be DQ’d if you ran faster than whatever in the 40 yard dash, and the team names had been dropped and now it’s the Dallas Exxons, Florida Orange Juicers, and Washington Comcast’s. NASCAR going from the fastest growing sport in the 90’s to what it is now is not for no reason, nor is it merely salty fans looking at the past with rose colored glasses. You can disagree and you may think modern nascar is as appealing as it ever was, but you cannot say nothing has changed (even since the 90’s). For some, these changes really affected our view on a sport we were at one time really committed to. So sure, things change and a rigid grip on those “golden years” isn’t cool. But it’s more than safety which has turned many off.

its kinda what Dale Jr. already does with his podcast

One of the best for sure

@@darrellsomers5427 he’s still a class act.. Ugg these guys except Chase,Blaney, and Truix . Just don’t know.. smoke was a real racer, I still have my dirt helmet caked in mud from the 80’s when I raced. I raced SCCA. Rally. Schewww that was pure limit’s. Taking a stock haha but VIN and all tagged car and tossing it in snow mud, rain. Maybe this is why I am such a great heavy equipment operator??

He was.

Very true, they all ragged on DW pretty hard. However, the man won 3 championships !

Had to be around the 50 th anniversary of Nascar

@@clintwill8715yep 1998

Sweet Jesus, You obviously don't know wth you're talking about, hell man, Richard's best friend is sit'n dead center, Leonard Wood! Plus everyone knows Richard, Ned, Pearson, Baker, Squirer, Hall & even Bobby Allison are, or were great friends, until some passed on. So unless you know something we all don't know about, please enlighten us all with your endless knowledge of behind the scenes scoops of these Driving Legends 🤨

1999. And Eli Gold no longer works for MRN. Not sure why...

RJxx0843 I miss Eli Gold. The best NASCAR commentator along with Dave Moody. Best interviewer Claire B Lang.

Barry Jowers Roll Tide!! Yes Barry.. Alot of people have no idea that Eli has been calling games for our beloved Tuscaloosa Alabama CRIMSON TIDE

@@RJxx0843 Correction, it was 1998. Since it was the 50th anniversary of NASCAR, and Dick [Beatty] had passed months after.

@@RJxx0843 wanted to slow down in his later year's, plus wanted to just focus his golden tones on his first love Alabama football, where he still call the game for them 💪

Sweet JR Ewing I wonder why he wasn’t there!

yep.

Yeah

yojoeski i think the term used was bastard

This was done at the one in Nashville and yes they're all closed up.

The box shows a production date of 1999, so sometime before that I would guess.