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Also The last time Bristol’s spring race was not sponsored by Food City

My intro to NASCAR, the first race I ever watched on TV, loved every second of it!

Carl edwards will always be my favourite nascar driver

Davey Allison was my Favorite, when he had the helicopter accident, I actually cried, Red Farmer,those where the good ole days.

They had talent, back then , today not so much

Ned Jarrett,and Benny Parsons I will always miss, stopped watching Nascar 3 years ago , Dale knows that Sterling didn't mean it . Rest in peace guys.

This rsce changed nascar road course racing. Bodine changed it this day....

And 35 years later, Shane Van Gisbergen won at Sonoma in the NASCAR Xfinity Series.

The last win for the 7 in nascar as of 2024

YES BENNY MAKES MISTAKES / I SAW THAT AT DAYTONA DURING A GATES V BELT AD TAPING IT TOOK AT LEAST 10 TRYS AND PEOPLE IN THE PITS LOVED IT 😊😅😊

Dale Jarrett was driving Robert Yates Racing chassis #12 in this race. It was also the same car Davey Allison drove to his final win in 1993. 💪28🏁

Feel like Jimmie learned from this to beat Labonte at Charlotte…

The Bandit- It's time NASCAR, put him in The Hall Of Fame where he belongs‼️ High,wide, and Handsome Harry Gant‼️‼️🇺🇸🏁33/7

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Camera angles so much more intimate back then.

Bobby also had the fastest qualifying speed EVER for a GM car when he started 2nd to Bill Elliott in 85

Bobby was the damn man! Earnhardt took him really high in the 4th turn and couldn't hold off Allison. We were at that race down past the start/finish line. Everyone went crazy, super win by Allison!

Miss him and i love the braves hat he is wearing. Damn how time goes by so fast The best I've ever seen in my lifetime and i saw my first Winston cup race in 1975

Now that's stock car racing. Those were the days

The dirtiest driver in Nascar won most his races knocking people out of the race

Very funny man but the laugh track is really annoying.

Michael McDowell tried doing this here in 2024... much less successfully.

Kenny Wallace still D riding Truex after Mark Martin wins the race.

Wasn’t really an apology more so a statement but still great.

My two brothers and I were at this race , seated just before turn one. We had a lot of fun that week. I’ll never forget it.

Ned throwing out Rusty’s past when rusty was trying to be holier than thou. I loved that.

0:20 that grass-dominated visual was reused when Eli Gold reminded us in the following 400 (1999) that it was time to settle in for the long, hot summer 😂

Legend!🤣

How did he pull away from pack with restrictor plates? hmmmm

Fast forward to 2024. Now if a driver was to do that, he might be fined or punished. Just TOO many damn useless rules in NASCAR now! Wasn't a lot of people at Bristol last weekend ,wonder why?? 🇺🇸😎

Veteran racer

3 second air time +300 score

Very Vintage!

I wish Dale retired after the 1998 Daytona 500.

We’re we here!!??

these are great 🙋‍♂️🏁

Disliked, because This tape is Damaged

how did he do?

Such a different tv format back then. Exciting. Boring these days.

Isn't the women's team playing there now?

“The okay sign”

dale was either extremely humble or suffered from imposter syndrome… either way, i’m thankful for the impact he left on the sport and the benefits to all racers that came after his untimely death.

The name of the song is Get Out And Go by Mike Moran

Ned Jarrett is a legend as well.

Tomorrow makes 23 years without this amazing man. RIP Dale!! Racing hasn’t been the same since we lost you!!!

Elliott Sadler is from Emporia VA

Ken Scharder had his best Daytona 500 finish in 1989. He won the pole for the Daytona 500 3 consecutive times (1988, 1989, 1990), led the most laps in the 1989 Daytona 500, and finished 2nd to Darrell Waltrip. Ken also got his first win the previous summer, at the 1988 Talladega 500, where he drove for Rick hendrick.

The pide piper of DAYTONA BABY!! that 8 car was magic at daytona......when the racing world was at its best

I have spent YEARS trying to find that Braves hat Dale was wearing.

I was at the race and standing at the fence you see around the 1:27 mark when the crash happened. It was the first NASCAR race I'd ever been to. I had like a rubber tire dust all over me after the crash. Rest of the race was pretty boring since most of the cars were knocked out on that 1st lap. One thing I remember was everyone booing when Dale Earnhardt Sr. name as announced at the beginning of the race. The NASCAR fan base was way different then and the crowds were much smaller than today.