Always a pleasure, my friend.

could you do a video please of the top 10 most famous NASCAR car numbers???? thanks

hey s1ap you need to make a video on joseph lombard jason jacoby and rick crawford i know ricks in prison but they let two peodeos walk the streets this needs fixed get the word out people

You need to do another top 10 nicknames video since there are so many good ones.

Underrated comment.

I see what you did there! 😄

@@shawnreap good, I was hoping someone would 😅

Ouch lol

Bruh

I always call him Mr. Excitement when I play old NASCAR games.

I agree, nice profile pic by the way

Don't forget Mr Excitement's favorite Rubberhead (Kurt Bush).

I was disappointed that Mr excitement did not feature on this list

Aka 'High-Groove' Harry Aka 'Hard-Luck' Harry And my personal favorite 'Mr. September'

Jimmy 'Smut' means comes to mind aswell. Shocks me smoke didn't make the list.

The Bandit Harry Gant

also Mr. September

Just like Kimi Raikkonen.

That's funny. Ice man was my favorite driver too.

@@jeremymenchaca “GLOVES!”

@@Ballin4Vengeance "MARK, GLOVES! " "Steering Wheel! Gloves and Steering Wheel here! "

I actually did not know his first name was Glenn, I've never heard him referred to as anything other than Fireball Roberts. Definitely should have made the list.

when i first read about him and his accident, i thought his nickname was some kind of joke. it turns out he got the nickname “fireball” because he could toss a hell of a fastball. unfortunately, he would live up to, and die by, his moniker

ALL KZfaq videos suffer from short-term memories!! I'm from SC. "Tiny" Lund gets a vote from me.

@@fishrocker95 perhaps that's why he didn't make it in the list

Or Alan Kulwicki

Trivia - Fireball Roberts got his nickname from baseball as a pitcher.

Richard Leroy Trickle had the best nickname

The “white knight “was great before arrived in nascar full time

I can understand the one for Marcos, he is technically Australian and had won their Supercars Championship twice before moving to NASCAR

Front Row Joe

Interesting , didn't know that

Yep Basically it wouldve been similar to the AC Delco Busch car using the blue GM symbol color 👍

Country of origin? He was born in Wisconsin. Ethnicity would be more accurate

@@gamemeister27 Maybe so, English isn't my main language so there may be errors

@@Anatoli_Punto It's a grey area that often gets into confusing discourse anyways

Kimi is pretty much the same way with the radio. "Leave me alone. I know what to do."

Chuck Lidell!

Let me guess where Juan got that nickname

Jet Dryer Montoya lmao

@@comengsh honestly I feel bad saying it now😂 He has another I believe but I couldn’t remember it

Also Junebug for Jamie Mac

@@tonystewartfan2014 Junebug was Darrell Waltrip's nickname for Dale Jr.

You watch slap and dankpods wow

I know I’m a smoke fan but

@@tonystewartfan2014 I could never have guessed.

Smoke is the top 5 imo

Not to mention his nickname is stupid.

My favorite driver. Lol , Ernie hated that nickname!!!

Except only people who didn't like him called him that nickname.

YES!! Thats what i said!

Cale gave him that nickname because he wouldn't shut up. Also Jaws the movie was popular at the time.

Rancin?

Boogerty boogerty boogerty 😂😂

Hershel McGriff made his debut in the 1950 Southern 500 and also raced in a K&N Pro Series West race in 2018 at age 90. This also means he has raced in NASCAR with both Red Byron (the first ever champion who never raced after 1951) and Hailie Deegan.

@@BrettMKW I’m familiar with him. It takes a lot of passion for people like him, Red, and the late James Hylton for pushing themselves to race for so long. You’d know they probably wouldn’t win at those ages, but you’d know for certain they would have the time of their lives behind the wheel.

@@Nitro55555 Oh they definitely couldn't win at the NASCAR level anymore. Last I heard Red was still winning races at the local short track level which to me is impressive enough. James Hylton passing away in an accident is a real tragedy for him to go out like he did after all that time racing. In 2013 he ran his last ARCA race and had a car capable of winning but finished 18th, so he definitely didn't have it in him to win anymore at NASCAR. But yeah, I definitely respect the guys who clearly race just for the love of it. I was just using McGriff as an example, he actually has the record for oldest guy to start a NASCAR sanctioned race and I'd bet there isn't anyone with a longer career than 68 years.

Wasn't "The Kid" more for J. Gordon?

Well S1ap is biased too Mark Martin so let him have it

@@number1musichater430 Jeff Gordan was nicknamed Wonder Boy.

Harry Gant had the best nicknames; Handsome Harry, High-Groove Harry, Hard-Luck Harry, The Bandit, and Mr. September. Pick one! If you're wondering how he got the name Mr. September; in September 1991, there were four scheduled Cup series races and two scheduled Busch (Xfinity series) races, and Harry Gant won all of them.

@@lorddrac_dontaskmetodance and what's amazing is that he was winning races at an age where most drivers would be at a decline

Right. And he did get the title IRON MAN as well, when he broke Terry's record. Even if it has since been broken again.

There's also one at Carowinds on the North Carolina/South Carolina border just outside of Charlotte.

@@gaffneyrailroading1982 yeah But the one at kings dominion is better

*dan n es hameltan*

Jimmie Hamlin

might be because he died in a giant fireball

These KZfaq videos suffer from short-term memories. Tiny Lund should get a mention also.

Yea, I knew he was a smaller stature guy...but just hadn't heard it used really.

I always heard it as, Awesome Bill from Dawsonville, and his son, Mediocre Chase from the exact same place.

yeah. I got mostly chlothes for Christmas bec everyone thinks I'm too old for toys or anything that's actually fun. Way better than christmas

hell yeah

You're so cool for smoking weed.

How’d the dispo run go my guy

@@sdsd2e2321 my mom's proud :)

Davey and Clifford Allison dying prematurely certainly didn't help.

There was a stretch where I called Harvick "The Imitator" because it seemed he was trying a little too hard to live up to Dale Earnhardt's reputation.

Harvick's best nickname is Happy.

And his race car the "Underbird"

The rainbow warriors was a good one but when Darrell Waltrip drove the tide car and he had a victory lane interview and started talkin bout nicknames, he said he'd heard folks sayin "If tide can clean yall up it can clean up anything" and that folks had been callin their team "Waddell Wilson and the Bleach Boys" that cracked me up and still does everytime I see that interview... I think its on his Nascar Hall of fame biography on the "Nascar all out" (NAO) channel if you haven't seen it... all those videos are good to watch

Golden golads?! I think The Rainmaster would've been a better name

@@thesfdoctor3603 well, that was a nickname that was coined in my first full year of following the sport, 1997. "In the blue corner, we've got Goldilocks, and in the red corner, golden gonads himself," Martin Brundle Besides, the term "rainmaster," was first coined for Ayrton Senna. The Germans came up with the nickname "Wunderkind," (Wonder Kid) in his early years

What about Sergio "Checo" Perez

@@RBMapleLeaf I think a better, more recent nickname would be "Mexican Minister of Defence," but personally, given the number of times he has achieved great results by preserving his tyres, I'd give him the nickname "Tyre Whisperer"

@@SiVlog1989 Well I would gone for both however since he is given Checo already it would seem logical to say that but again I'll leave that up to debate with no resistance towards anyone.

Like "That Sexy Son of A Bitch" Scott Pruett

He was even call this on TV as it was quicker to say. Then his full name.

I felt this

Finally someone said it

Or “Cotton” his birth name is Everett

He also went by Charger

Iron Head was a jab at Earnhardt by the older drivers. He did his best to get rid of it.

@@jasonwiggins6137 my understanding was Bobby Allison gave it to him after knocking the boiler plate wall down at Pocono. Might’ve been a dig but it fit him lol

@@jimmy_olds Yeah. Bobby said he was so hard headed, it was made of iron.

You forgot Andrea de Crasheris. :)

Obligatory Mazespin

One of Paul Tracy's nicknames in Brazil during the good days of CART, was Sir Spoils Everything due to he always doing Paul Tracy things on track that were bad for everyone on track.