Met Cale in a barbershop in Olanta SC getting a haircut. I had a Monte Carlo SS.I told him I bought it because of the one he drove. Great driver and a great man. Thanks for the ride Cale. RIP
Met Cale in 1973 In Dover Delaware as we were staying in the same motel as him, we were headed downstairs outside and he was there on the balcony and posed for pictures, great driver!
Dale Sr respected Cale like he did his Daddy they have similar driving style and attitude Cale mastered the superspeedways first and was tough as hell.
As Junior Johnson once said Cale could get more out of a car than anybody he ever saw it didn’t have to be perfect if it was off Cale would make up for it by the way he drove it. That and his hard charging style makes him my favorite driver ever.
I’m from Australia and just did a DNA ancestry test.It turns out I’ve got a DNA match with a Yarborough from South Carolina.I would never have guessed that in a thousand years..
These NASCAR drivers from that era were bigger than life and they included Cale Yarborough. While today's NASCAR drivers may drive at higher speeds, the cars have better technology to match. I just prefer the 1960s - 1980s era. Drivers had steel nads. I'm a Kiwi [New Zealander] 58 and am learning all about NASCAR & NHRA from the 1960s & 1970s as I prefer that era. In single seater racing I prefer Formula 5000 and Can Am to Formula 1 that I believe has totally lost the plot - mind you did F1 ever have the plot? Drivers & team egos seem to be more important than their sport. Oh and $ of course. I also love American & Australian muscle and pony cars. The 'scene' to me defines America and American car culture. As well as hot rodding of course. Over here in New Zealand we were very fortunate to have a young automotive engineer and racing driver by the name of Bruce McLaren. What an icon of a Kiwi. The man was so much a gentleman in his day. And so was another Kiwi Denny Hulme. But this video is about Cale Yarborough so lets honor him as one of the greatest NACAR drivers of all time. Legend!
The only thing I don't like about this man is that he turned down a football scholarship to play at Clemson. But on the bright side, he turned one down for University of South Carolina as well :) Go Tigers!
RIP CALE
Met Cale in a barbershop in Olanta SC getting a haircut. I had a Monte Carlo SS.I told him I bought it because of the one he drove. Great driver and a great man. Thanks for the ride Cale. RIP
Met Cale in 1973 In Dover Delaware as we were staying in the same motel as him, we were headed downstairs outside and he was there on the balcony and posed for pictures, great driver!
Absolutely my favorite driver...tough as nails!!!
He was always fast and your correct tough as nails
My favourite thing about cale is the fact he was making incar noises of the motor like I probably would be lol
@@melturnboo4205 nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn n.
Dale Sr respected Cale like he did his Daddy they have similar driving style and attitude Cale mastered the superspeedways first and was tough as hell.
This was a Nascar driver. Nothing against new kids. But this dudes were really heroes.
Cale was a man. It was life and death no game.
My favorite driver as a lad. Cheers to you Cale!
RIP Cale!
rip cale
As Junior Johnson once said Cale could get more out of a car than anybody he ever saw it didn’t have to be perfect if it was off Cale would make up for it by the way he drove it.
That and his hard charging style makes him my favorite driver ever.
One the very toughest of the tough.
When Stock car racing was at its best era.
Think Cale and Buddy Baker were the only two who gave 110 percent 110 percent of the time. GOD BLESS both of those Giants of NASCAR.
Drivers like Cale , Handsome Harry Gant , bring an instant audience with them
Today , New drivers have to bring money
The small local circle tracks still have good fun racing
"Knew right then I was in trouble". Love it👍👊
I’m from Australia and just did a DNA ancestry test.It turns out I’ve got a DNA match with a Yarborough from South Carolina.I would never have guessed that in a thousand years..
His mom loves to hold his hand ...
When the moonshiners ruled NASCAR !!!!
My right ear really enjoyed this.
I thought it was just me.
11:16 Curtis Turner in the shades
These NASCAR drivers from that era were bigger than life and they included Cale Yarborough. While today's NASCAR drivers may drive at higher speeds, the cars have better technology to match. I just prefer the 1960s - 1980s era. Drivers had steel nads. I'm a Kiwi [New Zealander] 58 and am learning all about NASCAR & NHRA from the 1960s & 1970s as I prefer that era. In single seater racing I prefer Formula 5000 and Can Am to Formula 1 that I believe has totally lost the plot - mind you did F1 ever have the plot? Drivers & team egos seem to be more important than their sport. Oh and $ of course. I also love American & Australian muscle and pony cars. The 'scene' to me defines America and American car culture. As well as hot rodding of course. Over here in New Zealand we were very fortunate to have a young automotive engineer and racing driver by the name of Bruce McLaren. What an icon of a Kiwi. The man was so much a gentleman in his day. And so was another Kiwi Denny Hulme. But this video is about Cale Yarborough so lets honor him as one of the greatest NACAR drivers of all time. Legend!
Cale was Winston cup champion
3 times in a row 75 75 77
What an awesome name for a Nascar driver, "Cale Yarborough". Almost as good as "Kash Seal"! 😃
I was named after this guy
I named my first son after him.
@@jeffpage8289 Dad?
@@kelp2284 what's your momma's name?
I was named after him
Please make the 3rd part man
When cars were made better that's the only reason he lived when that car leaped off the track
Where's part 3
don't waste your time, part 3 isn't uploaded, heads up.
Cheers John.
CORY BROMWICH good onya
The only thing I don't like about this man is that he turned down a football scholarship to play at Clemson. But on the bright side, he turned one down for University of South Carolina as well :) Go Tigers!
On the is to do the lol in