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Jordan and Martin dominated that year

Where the 2nd Talladega race?

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RIP Justin Wilson

Cleetus McFarland put Nitromethane in a stock LS truck engine, and the HP doubled, woulda gone higher but needed a bigger pump and injectors.

Good god the amount of bounce and travel these cars had back in the day is amazing. Honestly it gave every car on the track a sense of character. Just watching these suckers shoot down tracks like Darlington or Rockingham and seeing them bounce and sway all over the place fighting for control. THIS was NASCAR. All that power required skill and good handling to ensure you got that bad boy across the line. Nowadays?. . . NO. . .

Packed house for the shootout…. Miss those days

Keep up the great works.

I wish we had a tally of who won the most close finishes of all-time.. new video? 😂

0:33 the same camera angles.. that sends me chills.

Hey thank you for giving information on the driver's names & their city state, and team Owner info,That is Awesome! Most of all thanks for Sharing . I am definitely subscribing to Your Channel.

That kid you were talking about that had to sit MI out because he was not 18 yet, I can't remember his name, but he looks good. I was watching a replay of the last arca race where he just dominated everyone, even got spun around halfway through the race and still came back for the win

Is that Frankie Muniz running today?

To think that one of my favorite anime come from this game.

I gotta be honest, I was not pleased with the 2004 results. That honestly should have been Jr's year to win the title. Yea he got docked 25 points at Talladega but even then that barely put a dent in his points lead he had at the time. That and he was so consistent with his top 5 and top 10 finishes. AND he got a career high of 6 wins that season. NASCAR honestly robbed him that year.

oh yes, Regan Smith's first career win

This brings back so many memories. I miss seeing these drivers and cars on the track. Extra special seeing my favorite Jarrett win his only championship. Nice bonus with Live and Learn on the outro music. Also brings back memories of SA2.

Matt Kenseth with the biggest fluke of a Championship in NASCAR History

The signing off at the end of the ill-fated Vegas broadcast gets me every time: "(...) many people ask me, why I always sign off, 'til we meet again,' [it's] because 'goodbye,' is always so final. Goodbye Dan Wheldon,"

It's creeping up on 10 years since we last saw TK win an IndyCar race

Mark Martin time

Mid ah champion

That was a pretty dumb move by Harvick but it's whatever

Ah, 2014. I went to my first and only IndyCar race at St. Pete and got to see Will Power win! And he won the title later. Such a special year for me as a Power fan😊🏁

Kyle Larson #5

Robert Yates best engine builder EVER

1997 CART season was the peak of American Open Wheel Racing. The streak from Rio until Cleveland is the best sequence of races I've ever saw

As an Edwards fan when Jarrett retired this season was pain

Just to think about this video. Jeff Gordon and Jimmie Johnson were either - sweeping a track in a season - winning 3 in a row at a track - winning at a event 2 or more times in a row - winning 4 races in a row And of course winning Crown Jewels and Championships

Godbless u bro , Jesus is comming

This was a brilliant season!

To his credit, Mark Martin saw the funny side of his mistake at Bristol: "I can't believe anybody else would be that stupid! Listen man, I've been pulling for David Green to win really hard but not like that! That's the stupidest thing I've ever done,"

Ha ha C. Bailey

so many first time winners in 95. 94 and 95 had a bunch and i'm not sure why. other than more busch series regulars winners than cup ones, but still i mean what a combined 10 between 94-95? at least 7

10:32 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

Michigan in the first clip it looks like

1:04 Isn't that Michigan, not Daytona?

is it me or is it irnoic saugus had to cup regulars iflling top 2? phenoix where they should have had the advantage terry didn't win in spring and no cup driver won there in the fall (there and sonoma would have been the only 2 places they had a clear advantage), but at saugus? really? i mean saugus is so famous (how famous is it) it didn't even last that long in the series (what 2 years? and yet it was the first one a cup driver won at in trucks, first one a cup driver pulled off the triple (win in all 3 top series) and first one that cup drivers would go 1 2. i looked up kenny and geoff stats. combined starts at saugus? like 5 2 in 95 and 3 by schrader in winston west. yeah really where i'd pick a cup driver to win a truck race..........

Custer has more wins