The way Chad Little got help from people all up and down pit road, another team pitting him for fuel and ethering his intake was amazing! I wish it was still that way!
Dale Jarrett was always an odd case to me. He's a champ, got some wins but I never remember him doing all that well, especially early on. 32 wins is pretty amazing.
Jarrett had a long long time before becoming a big Winston Cup winner. He’d raced the Sportsman (BGN) tour and was injured at Charlotte in 1980. He dabbled in Winston Cup until 1987 and first won with the Wood Brothers in 1991 at Michigan then won with JGR 1993-94.
The way Chad Little got help from people all up and down pit road, another team pitting him for fuel and ethering his intake was amazing! I wish it was still that way!
1:29:29 A young Tony Stewart appears
@42:40 airborne car can be seen out of Hermie Sandler’s onboard roof cam, down in the in field grass on the backstretch.
Around the time most of the cars had that different exhaust note.
Yep. Morgan-McClure pioneered it anf everybody else figured it out
I thought Austin was racing in this for a minute. Mike looks just like Austin
2:08:13 Todd Bodine’s blow over
2:07:00 battle intensifies just before
Stewart boy might be okay 🙄😂
Hope yall are enjoying Christmas season
Dale Jarrett was always an odd case to me. He's a champ, got some wins but I never remember him doing all that well, especially early on. 32 wins is pretty amazing.
Jarrett had a long long time before becoming a big Winston Cup winner. He’d raced the Sportsman (BGN) tour and was injured at Charlotte in 1980. He dabbled in Winston Cup until 1987 and first won with the Wood Brothers in 1991 at Michigan then won with JGR 1993-94.
Ty and Austin do take after their dad quite a bit.
Where did you find the thumbnail??
2:08:06 Todd Bodine Flip
1:59:20
36:43 restart leading to Rodney Combs’ crash
6:00. Early combat
52:20
45:12 Darrell Waltrip predicts the future.