You need to speak slower. Great video though 😊

I want to experience this type of nascar game so bad I don't have pc😅

And then nbc switched to usa for 2 races this year. First it was the Ally 400 92 laps to go, then they switched that race to usa, because of Olympic TRIALS! TRIALS! Then on the Brickyard 400, they switched from nbc to usa, for LOCAL NEWS, and on the west coast, it was nothing but paid programming.

It's too close to call!

I Remember When the TRUCK SIRES WAS, even when ""TWO BROTHERS OUT OF WISCONSIN WITH "" JEEP PICKUP TRUCKS ."" We're Beating " FORD, CHEVROLET, CHRYSLER HAD BIGGER OUTERS SACHING THEIR HEADS😮😮😂😂😅😅!!!!

I've always heard that Joe Weatherly was from Newport News.

Great Story!!!!!!!

No one who was around 60 years ago has forgotten Weatherly’s tragic end. It’s most fair to say that many NASCAR fans of today, or even if the last 20, maybe even 30 years, have never heard about Weatherly because they’ve never been told or learned of it on their own. It’s the way time is for most things, sadly.

It changed history alright. Gordon was the beginning of the end of Nascar.

Joe Weatherly Museum Darlington SC When the AH at nascar opened its commercial purpose Museum it robed the good stuff i think its now closed

10:03 I KNOW RIGHT. It hurts as a Hendrick fan 😢😭😭.

1:24 me with Chase Elliott 2022

When restrictor plates, uniformity & conformity set in NASCAR was over. May as well run around in circles with a EV lawnmower & long extension cords.

In 1962 my father picked up a man who had run out of gas and gave him a ride to the gas station and back to his car the man was Eddie sacks Eddie invited our family to his restaurant for dinner even though I was only six or seven I remember those dinners and several more Eddie was very funny kept us laughing the whole evening has lovely wife made fast friends with my mother we were all devastated by his death as a kid I couldn't understand why somebody is so full of life could be gone

Lovely tribute. Thank you.

More entertaining than the entire Monaco GP 💀

Yes I’ll miss it and no short track will be built in its place. My first time there was 1998. I went to the first night race there in 2004 and saw Kyle Busch win his first Cup race there in 2005. It will join both Ontario Motor Speedway and Riverside Raceway as a part of the IE racing legacy. 🪦

I was watching from inside turn 1 , in the infield . Watched all of it down the long main straight ...

Can you do the same thing but at Indy?

OH HE CAN’T DO THAT!

If nascrap was all that , they would still be STOCK cars. Ya right. Nobody can go buy a Sunday driver on Monday. Duh.

That’s cause nascrap sucks.

NTSB POUTS THIS,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,""SPEED KILLS""

Saying this as a Blaney fan I think the format now is harder and higher stakes which makes the last race exciting BUT I honestly wish we’d go back to the chase. I like the idea of having the top 10 drivers competing for a championship and that makes it still feel like your driver made the “playoffs” which can feel rewarding

Actually Petty drove a Ford in '69 because Plymouth wouldn't let him have a Charger Daytona. The SuperBird was mainly created to bring King Richard back to Plymouth.

Nothing "forgotten" about this tragedy, by those of us who were around then & remember it well.

4:14 - There has been a car owner named Worth McMillion?!?!?!?!

It was more of making an example cause if you go back to sport betting books from that race big important rich people and Nascar had already decided that Dale E. Was going to win that race.

Addendum: My old friend Frank Gillman sponsored Joe's Pontiacs in 1961/2. Frank was a hard-nosed businessman and a VERY successful dealer. His description of Little Jo, "He was one crazy son of a bitch, and he could really put it away." Frank was NOT an easy man to impress.

Little Joe was my uncle Curtis' teammate for some time and his best friend in racing. Joe was gregarious and always had time for a young fellow who'd been bitten by the racing bug. In the early 1960s, I spent many hours at Curtis' big house on Freedom Drive in Charlotte listening to the tall tales these guys told about racing in the 1950s and Joe's exploits racing Harleys. He introduced me to Ralph Moody, and I wound up working at Holman & Moody for several years. He was funny and always had a good word, and he LOVED to party. Plus, he was the last NASCAR driver to win a championship employing more than one make of car in that year. He died at 42, but he did more living in those years than most 90-year olds. A great driver and an absolute magician on dirt...

It wasn't that Joe didn't elect to use a window net or not....fact is they weren't invented until 1970 after Richard Petty had his crazy crash at Darlington.

I don't think we should ditch the playoffs completely but keep the PO points at a minimum

Blaney is a fraud

3:57 amen brother! I'm appalled this is reality!

The next gen car made me lose interest in NASCAR, poor racing product on short tracks and road courses, I ain't a fan of cookie cutter 1.5s, sure they race slightly better but I don't think better 1.5s were worth killing the racing on short tracks, road courses and unique ovals, also 550 package was over-hated had it been say the 625 package might have actually been pretty good.

NASCAR used to be my favorite. Now a days it's my backups backup on race weekend. The ding a lings that run this sport don't know what they're doing and keep throwing shit at the wall. I mean for God's sake they didn't even know what their own rules were involving wet weather tires.

9 layouts. Super Oval, Plain Oval, Baby Oval, Brickyard, Squareyard, Doughnut, Doval, Tricky Triangle, And Baby Tri.

When you ran Big Blocks and no stupid Stages. Ran a 55 Bel Air Dirt stock car. No power steering. 🇺🇸🏁

This has not been forgotten.

I sat with my parents in the Joe Weatherly section from 1970 - to the end of the original stands being torn down and replaced.

Nobody used a window net in 1964. The window net didn't come about until 1970.

The fact that they used to do a 500 mile race at Riverside is absolutely insane. What a test of endurance, especially with the cars being the way they were.

Great video. Joe Weatherly drove a couple of races for my grandfather back in 51-52 in what would be a modified today. In the Norfolk area. So cool to learn more about him

They were actually Men ! Now we’re filled with Punk’s who can drive but have No Backbone! That left in 2001 ! If lm wrong, please give me an Example!

History worth remembering.

Thank You ! ! ! ! ! fantastic reporting.

Riverside isn't in the desert.

Great video and content. Thanks.

Bud Moore is a true American hero, back when men were men and America was strong because of men like Bud Moore.

Last year for tanks full of gasoline.