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Jules Scaccia
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1977 Southern 500
The race where Darrell Waltrip earned the name "Jaws" by the Wheelman who brought a wreck of a car home in 5th
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1982 Southern 500
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Cale Yarborough fends off an aggressive Richard Petty.
damn… RIP Cale
That cameraman on the stand in turn 1 had to be crapping his pants watching Dick Brooks coming straight at him with no brakes. All those crewmen running out to help Ralph Jones with cars zipping by at high speed was insane. One mistake and a car could have killed several of them.
This is when I liked Nascar. Haven't watched it since North Wilkesboro was abandoned.
3:00
Ralph Jones hits that hard and lives, crazy.
My Dad rented a camper that day in the infield. He parked away from the party crowd. Pretty close to where 90 Dick Brooks crashed. Not as many safety features as now a days. I think this is when drivers were really brave and tough. When the cars on the track actually looked like cars on the street. I raced locally at short tracks in North Carolina. It’s addictive for sure. A fraternity member in racing for life.
12:00. “I didn’t hit you, Jaws did. Jaws Waltrip.”
when nascar wasn t woke and judgemental and had the real fans not the stupid fans of today judging us callin us racist now the glory days are gone unfortunately y all blame bubba wallace he is a human being just a very stubborn one y all sorry bubba
If you are doing your best,you will not have to worry about failure.
Yeah before
that's when they had STYLE. Those were the days! I still LOVE classic cars!
This is my first comment on anything NASCAR related. I was driving a Boss 302 Mustang back in 1977 and loved the muscle cars but never got into racing... until now with these replays! This is real hardcore racing! The modern NASCAR racing pales in comparison in my opinion!
In 1978 I had a1974 Mercury Montego GT with the 351 CJ. Kinda of big and heavy but a nice luxury cruiser, great suspension, turning left onto a road the rear end would break lose but stay flat. I miss that car and many others I had. I've always like the 69 Boss 302 with the four headlights.
Love the names of those races back then: Southern 500, Mason Dixon 500, Budweiser 500, etc….and I love that confederate flag
You wouldn’t by chance have the Darlington race that was Pearson’s last drive for the wood brothers? He came in for two tires and they loosened all four and he took off when the jack dropped on the right inside..I’m an old guy.. was standing behind his pit watching that day😊
I was 15 and just moved to Alberta .. I watched it there.. I still remember this race to this day.....
Waltrip using happy gas at 5:24. I guarantee it.
i like how David Pearson is not mentioned in the races until the last 5 laps then he wins!
Jaws got me
That's when men were men.
Was this Bill Fleming's and Jackie Stewart's last broadcast race? Those two are probably my favorite announcers besides of course Ken Squire, Ned Jarrett, Neil Bonnett, Bob Jenkins and Benny Parsons. I just always love Fleming's and Jackie Stewart's mostly typical calm and laid back nature.
The hot ass in the white shorts at the end... looks like she had on thongs or probably nothing under those white shorts but pure all American good ol sweet ASS... dam what an ass
Pearsons Mercury is the most awesome looking race car ever. Just a stunning hog of a car
These cars just look so bad ass. Like a fckn race care should look. The 70s cars, much like ANYTHING 70s, is boss. Its just the way it is ✌😃😃
agree!
1977 Cousin 500. ....😆
what a cool view from inside yarboroughs car
When Nascar was worth watching..... not today's woke sport.
14:30 ralph crash
Thanks, I had seen the other 4 wins by Cale, but never this one!
That in car lap really shows the difference between how it is now and how it was then.
It was insane
Its weird seeing Petty without that iconic mustache of his. Ha
The legend Tim Richmond in this race
Darrell caused that crash being a little impatient...maybe he tried to hit the brakes or crack the throttle, or maybe slower car should've been lower on the race track. Pearson was good at Darlington but the Wood brothers prepared a good car.
🤤😪 get him out
D.K. Ulrich didn't know how to keep out of the way.
Nice opener especially right after a war
My god the ass on the trophy girl!❤️
How big of a pussy does one have to be to watch this great video, then start whining that things have changed 43 years later? They must be a real pleasure to be around. Whining little prima donna boys who act like six year olds. Maybe mommy never disciplined them.
Go watch highlights of the 1956 Southern 500. Then look at the comments. Many of the commentators try to say the men in this video are pussies who would be afraid to drive back in ‘55.
Thanks for loading, hope to see more .. true racing .. drivers today couldn't handle these cars ...
white shorts
They talk about Ralph Jones hitting the wall harder than anyone else. They must’ve forgot about Richard Petty’s crash in 1970.
Yeah and their was another crash i think in the mid 60s that was just as hard as Ralphs too
Sam McQuagg’s crash in ‘67
WAY TO GO DAVID PEARSON!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
If you ain't rubbing you ain't racing.
A great Southern 500! 41 lead changes (race and track record) 17 different leaders (track record) 14 cautions (track record) for 79 laps and our first 5 time winner of the Southern 500 (until Jeff Gordon in 2002)
The glory days of NASCAR. These 30 minute videos of the glory days catch my eyes much easier than the past 20 years of NASCAR. I love how teams used actual car bodies back then and into the 80s vs today's "look alikes".
Thank god for you tube. Instead of watching the children in their bumper cars at the bumper tracks I rewatch 1951-1993 chronologically
They not only used stock bodies, they also used modified factory production engines. Just a few years after ^this race, they were hitting 200mph on super speedways, using factory bodies and modified production engines.
@@HighlanderNorth1 Yep, like the Road Runner 426, Torino 428, and Malibu 427.
@@MrChristopherHaas i hear ya chris screw the crybabies of today
Waltrip and Cale’s antics back then were not excessively different from the nastiness we’re seeing involving Hamlin, Elliott, and Chastain.
Seeing the Busch brothers at their finest makes me vomit
Fantastic!!!
Thanks for sharing this race.
5 - SEPT - 1977 - MONDAY. SOUTHERN 500 DARLINGTON RACEWAY. POLEPOSITION - DARRELL WALTRIP. WIN RACE - DAVID PEARSON. 1977 - NASCAR WINSTON CUP CHAMPION CALE YARBOROUGH 9 RACES WON TO BE CHAMPION. SECOND - RICHARD PETTY 5 RACES WON. THIRD - BENNY PARSONS 4 RACES WON. FOUR - DARRELL WALTRIP 6 RACES WON 2 MORE THAN THIRD PLACE. IN THIS 1977 SOUTHERN 500 RACE TO DARRELL WALTRIP IS WHEN THEY CALL HIM "JAWS". EARNINGS CALE YARBOROUGH: 561,641.16$ EARNINGS RICHARD PETTY: 406,607.80$ EARNINGS BENNY PARSONS: 359,340.52$ EARNINGS DARRELL WALTRIP: 324,813.24$ Sorry for my English, greethins from Spain.
Did announcer say that Cale finished FIFTH, FIVE laps behind in THATWRECK?
Thanx to who fixed this to be watchable. The best racing is unwatchable on today's tv. thanx again...
Hey, old man, you can’t enjoy something without whining like a little girl who needs her diaper changed that things have changed over the past 43 years? How pathetically egotistical and narcissistic.
Waltrip's impatience cost both he and Cale a chance at victory.Yarborough outsmarted him,trapping him behind that slower lapped car and Waltrip's inexperience really showed.Cale probably had some colorful language inside the 11car after being crashed while leading!!!
In fact, it was from that very incident that Waltrip got the nickname "Jaws". What happened was that D.K. Ulrich asked Cale Yarborough what happened, and Yarborough told him that "Jaws" (a.k.a. Waltrip) hit him to cause that five-car chain reaction incident that also involved Janet Guthrie and Terry Bivins. Of those involved, only Bivins failed to finish (because of engine failure later, which may not have been related to the crash). Yarborough wound up finishing fifth, Waltrip sixth, Guthrie 16th, and Ulrich, who's car suffered the most damage, wound up 27th, three spots behind Bivins, who finished 24th.
@@cjs83172 Cale Yarborough's famous quote from that race. "Jaws got me, doing what he does best, running at that mouth of his, tearing up cars!"
Cale probably would have won that race, but he still went on to be the WC champ
@@KK-ex5zu 😂