Even Earnhardts friends weren't safe....lucky he didnt kill Rusty.....Hes crashed more people in the history of NASCAR....Intimidator? More like Cheater!
I absolutely miss Bob Jenkins and that whole NASCAR era, along with Benny Parsons and Ned Jarrett.... thank God we can relive those moments here. Scary looking crash for Wallace.
Robert Anderson what happened to nascar remember whatching these races went Michigan for a race in this same time period now I don’t even like whatching it i don’t even understand it any more these were the good days of racing it’s all went down hill I’m glad it’s safer but it has changed to much I doubt it will ever be even close to like this I’ll tell you though that was one bad wreck
@@onlythewise1 they can never replicate what it was back then. They truly were the good ole days. I am glad I was able to grow up in that era of racing.
This wreck happened right in front of me when I was 8 years old. Dale hauled ass back around the track and jumped on Rusty’s car trying to help him get out. I’ll never forget it.
Guys, HERE is The Savior YaH The Heavenly FATHER HIMSELF was Who they Crucified for our sins, NOT jesus, and “HERE IS THE PROOF” From the Ancient Semitic Scroll: "Yad He Vav He" is what Moses wrote, when Moses asked YaH His Name (Exodus 3) Ancient Semitic Direct Translation Yad - "Behold The Hand" He - "Behold the Breath" Vav - "Behold The NAIL"
The reason that happened is that in those days, ESPN broadcast in mono. They sent a 2nd channel of audio by satellite from the track to ESPN that was called a clean feed ... everything but the announcers (and them, too, but only when they were on camera). This video likely was uploaded from a tape that was recorded that way, then had its channel 2 audio "stripped" away. Channel 1/race audio left ... Channel 2/silence right. What should have happened was that the mono race audio should have been passed to left and right. Clearly, it wasn't. 😕
I remember as an 11 year old kid crying after this wreck. I thought there was no way Rusty survived. 17 years later looking back on this crash, it was much worse than the Elliot Sadler and Carl Edwards and Tony Stewart crashes. The momentum before roof flaps made the cars tumble much faster. The modern day flips are slower and more of a force disappating roll. This was just brutal. This one, Davy Allison's crash and Geoff Bodine's crash.... good god.
@@keithjones8889 I’m making a joke because you couldn’t understand what he was saying because of his cool southern style accent. Back when NASCAR was cool. Still on TNT network with Bob Jenkins, before they went Hollywood and built tracks out west and got rid of dates at old cool tracks etc.
Dale Earnhardt & Rusty Wallace should earn an award for recreating a moment from the cars movie (even though this flip occurred before the cars movie was a thing)
Amazing to see how many posts saying Earnhardt just "tapped" Rusty. Maybe so, but he caused one hell of a crash. But when Sterling "tapped" Dale at Daytona, the Earnhardt fans wanted Sterling banned from racing. But with Dale, "it's just racing".
Can we all just take a second to appreciate the move Mark Martin put on Rusty through the tri-oval on the penultimate lap. Huge commitment and bravery to pull that off.
I saw this live on TV, I was 22 and loved motorsports in general, not just one type of racing, had watched racing since I was a baby and attended many. That move Mark made was intense! I remember almost jumping off the chair, that was bold 👍 I wasn't a huge fan of Dale up to this point tho I respected his ability and talent, when I saw the 3 car fly back around when they were interviewing Tony Glover I became a fan. Then Dale's interview afterwards you could see his eyes were wet and he showed he had a heart. He was a good man and helped a lot of people off the track. Did I agree with everything he did driving etc? No, it was a different time. Today most of motorsports sucks, why? It's the personalities of the people in it.
As a Rusty Wallace fan and being there that day I was terrified for my driver. Amazing video, thanks to Dale Earnhardt for being that kind of guy. I remember you got Rusty’s gloves. What a symbolic gesture by the Intimidator. NASCAR HAS NEVER BEEN THE SAME
Thomas McGinley I don't know why people keep saying this. Well, I know why, it's because it makes sense for them to base it off a Petty crash since he voiced The King (character that crashed,) but for whatever reason they based it off this Rusty Wallace flip.
This was the first race I watched after Davey Allison #28 died . Wasn't sure I was gonna keep up with the sport anymore . Then this race/wreck happened . Rusty finished 6th and walked away with a sprang wrist if I'm not mistaken. I told my friends ,"that's my new driver " . Was a #2 MGD / Lite fan til he retired . Have had the pleasure of meet Rusty several time threw out the years ... He will always be a legend in my book .
Davey Allison was still alive for this race. He finished 7th. Either you have Davey and Alan Kulwicki’s deaths reversed, or you’re talking about watching it on tape.
@@zlinedavid possible that she has this race and the July Diehard 500 confussed. Davey died between New Hampshire and Pocono. The 2nd Talledega race was after Pocono. So its possible that is what she is referring to
@@justinreichow9892 Ahhhh, you’re right. Forgot about that .Yates sat out Pocono, and then I think Robby Gordon drove at Talladega, didn’t he? Edit: and I think that’s a “she”. 😉 Edit 2: FWIW, I was at this race. Tickets were just forward of the start finish line. We could see Rusty’s car start to lift right in front of us. We initially thought he was dead, because that was a violent tumble.
@@zlinedavid yeah Robby Gordon took over Davey's car at Talledega. Thanks about pointing out the he is actually a she. I read the post and didn’t look at the profile picture so I just assumed. My mistake.
Scariest wreck i ever witnessed live. I love that he walked away though and finished 6th. I recall he did break his wrist but that was the only injury he suffered.
Wow, what a difference in the racing. I use to be big into Nascar when I was younger. Then just became tired of it and I barely follow it now. But wow if it was like this kind of racing now days, id be hooked again.
I still can't believe they had wrecks like this back in the day that look really bad and they just walked away from from em, and then you have Dale Earnhardt's crash that didn't look bad at all.
Correct I've seen him involved in wrecks that were 100× worse & walk away I'm pretty sure there was a little more to that 1 than we know maybe a little tampering with belts by someone possibly??? Nobody can say 100% sure but there just might be 1 person out there that can
@@jaayjr2516 He ran into a solid concrete wall at nearly 200mph. The wrecks like these that "look worse" aren't necessarily as inherently dangerous due to all the safety features around the driver. Dale's neck broke because of the impact into the wall. That's all it was. He refused to wear a HANS device, and it killed him
@@wiskyr6510to add to that, sometimes the perspective of where the race is filmed from can make race cars look slower than they really are. Being there in person probably looked a lot worse than any video footage of the crash that exists.
Rustys car was really good that day, he really wanted to get that 4th win in a row, he was out front leading at multiple points in the race. Probably the only time he was ever competitive at Talladega. This wreck and subsequent injuries(broken wrist) cost him the championship that year. It took him 5 or 6 races to crack the top 5 again. In 1994 in that same stretch of races he won 3 of them and finished in the top 5 in all the others (Michigan, Pocono, Sonoma, Dover, Charlotte)
I had a VHS tape of the craziest crashes and finishes in NASCAR when I was a kid. My grandfather that later committed suicide bought it for me and I damn near wore out our tape player watching it. My parents donated all our VHS years ago and this is the first time I have seen this clip since then and as I write this I am trying to hold back the tears. Thank you so much for posting this...
Brandon Slay you don't like NASCAR because it's all about the money, yet you like F1, i watched part of an F1 race the other day and it's still boring as hell, give me NASCAR anyday.
uibiguibgui kbufuyifyyf not really. its the competitive part. and its way different. the cars nowadays are all the same, but back then they were all different and it was all about who had the fastest car / who drove the best.
So let me get this straight: If Dale tapped somebody and that somebody wrecked because of it, "That's racing," but if it was the other way around, that driver is evil and deserves to be banned from racing?
That's how it seems to be today. Whenever someone, say Ryan Blaney, spins Kyle Busch, a loud cheer would occur. If Kyle Busch spins Blaney, then many people would go on a rant about it.
Thank goodness I started watching NASCAR in the 80s and was able to see it's peak into the 90s. This race in particular was especially good. The start of this race is absolutely 🔥🔥🔥!!
Few remember Jimmy Spencer finished second that day, I had forgotten. I was later to learn from Kyle Petty, the correct answer to that question: Hey, who finished second in that race?, "Who Cares?"
@@GregBrownsWorldORacing Haha, then I'm sure you're familiar with the phrase "2nd place is just the first loser". Jimmy Spencer was fun to watch, though.
@@nascage That Goes without question. I really hate there was no real TV coverage of the Northern Modified tour back when he became 'Mr. Excitement' in a car roughly half the weight & 150% of the power of a Cup Car. That must have been quite a show! I hate we missed seeing that. Spencer was Kyle Busch level emotionally, He hated losing more than he enjoyed winning!
Rusty said in a recent interview that Earnhardt called him in the hospital and said "Man I swear I wasn't trying to kill ya." He said "I know that Dale. I know. Just hard racing."
I remember this race. Dale Sr was doing his usual "hit everyone who's near him" tactic. They interviewed after this and he was acting like he was so upset.
Well, He was actual friends with Rusty. When he almost killed Darrel that’s when they wanted to kill each other on the track so he had no concern for Darrel back then. Rusty on the other hand went fishing and hunting with IronHead and shared tactics. I met the men themselves at Bristol in the infield, respectful drivers.
Jimmy Spencer had his best year this season with #12 driving for Bobby Allison. They were way underfunded and much of the year ran with 2 to 3 year old parts and chassis. He was just as good as Rusty and Dale just never had the equipment those two did. It is a shame that team fell apart and never got the sponsorship they needed to continue on. I believe they finished 12th in points that season. Spencer may have been the most underated driver of the 90s.
He apologized and came around the track just to check on Rusty again. You should watch other drivers talking about Dale. He was the "most kind hearted" believe it or not.
This was the inspiration for Strip 'The King' Weathers's crash from the last race scene of Cars 1 where Chick Hicks crashed The King to make him crashed on the field
My grandfather "Eli" worked the races at Bristol . Dept.sharff ...an would take me as a young boy,drags too! AW Nelson! Those are the good days... Talladega was the polar opposite of Bristol! Both were my favorites! Thanks for taking me home!
It's a strange thing. If cars never wrecked, we wouldn't pay to watch. The fact that it's dangerous draws us in. Then when something does happen, it's like we all suddenly realize that there's something wrong with someone nearly getting killed for our entertainment. Then we forget all that and look forward to the next race! 😄
I was a Rusty Wallace fan during that era. He was never the same at super speedways after the 1993 season. I remember in an interview, he said his eye almost popped out of the socket at Daytona and so when he went airborne at Talladega he squeezed his eyes shut as tight as he could.
He came into this race having won 3 in a row. However his wreck was the beginning of the end of his shot at the 93 winston cup. Started a run of horrible luck. The next race at sonoma he finished 38th with transmission failure, then blew a tire and hit the wall to finish 29th in the 600, got wrecked by mark martin while leading at Dover, came home 21st, then blew an engine 4 laps into pocono for 39th. Went from 1st and 86 points ahead of Dale to 5th, and a 298 point deficit in those four races. After that only finished outta the top6 four times the rest of the season. the second Daytona and Dega races where both his primary plate cars had been destroyed in this crash and the daytona 500 crash, lost a cylinder at the glen and had a flat tire at phoenix that caused the sway bar to break. Still came up 80 points short to Big E.
man o' man! ...god, i miss BP! i remember watching this race. rusty finishing 6th after not having anything of a car left lmao... that's awesome! gotta love this old style plate racing. i hate this new crap
I know this is a dozen years later, but the audience was cheering while he was crashing; they obviously were not cheering because he was okay; the crash wasn't over yet. What a ridiculous interpetation.
Earnhardt would always say "I didn't mean to crash em"... but he always crashed em. You can't take anything way from his talent, but the fact is that Earnhardt was not just a hard racer, he was dirty.
It was a lot like this accident Wallace was on the inside he got hit. His car went into the infield grass and began flipping and twirling. That was the Daytona 500. It would be easy to confuse the two they are so much alike only the lap number would be different.
We were at that race… it got very quiet as I don’t think anyone thought he could escape death twice. It was very bad. Earnhardt came around and got out to go over to wreck to talk to him and no one left the stands. Just very quiet and somber.
Great move by Spencer to the inside at 00:30! Rusty about got in a wreck on the backstretch, never would have made it to the finish line to flip in this first place!
The only time that Rusty claims to have been scared by an accident (in light of his similar wreck at Daytona earlier in the year). And who can blame him?!?!? Lord almighty...
I was 14 at this race. Right at the start/finish line. Grew up in AL but this was only real Sunday Nascar race I've ever been to. My dad took me and I got a terrible sinus headache. Does anyone else remember they almost red flagged it very close to the end because of rain? We were amongst many of the crowd that left early thinking they were going to call it. Rusty was my favorite driver. #3 was dad's. I laid down in the back of the truck and heard the wreck on the radio 😮. You can CLEARLY see #3 move over two lanes after heakes contact with #2. Seems he knew what he was doing.
Considering how far Dale fell off on that last lap, it’s no surprise he got into Rusty when he got that run! Even the booth thought he was outta gas and then bam.
Nothing new for Earnhardt won half his races that way, miracle he never killed anyone, and just like always after the fact he comes over acting like he's concerned, no one was a bigger Rusty Wallace fan than me, well maybe my late mother, and I know they were good friends and I respect Earnhardt but he was a dirty ass driver and that's a fact.
I agree wholeheartedly. I’ve always said this about Earnhardt. The dirtiest driver I’ve ever seen. But fans love the action, so what else to dub him The Intimidator. Just a cool nickname to make him not sound dirty as he was is all that was. And as great as the racers were back then, no one ever really physically challenged him. If he were around today, I’d love to see him try that shit on someone like Kyle Bush or Logano. As hotheaded as they get, they’d kick his ass.
@@Bolt_theG35 Ricky Rudd wanted to. After a few dust ups on track Dale got to point where he avoided Rudd on the track and in the pits. Rudd was not driver to mess with.
How the hell did Rusty survive that horrific frightening crash!! His car went the whole length of the straightaway field in the air, barrel-rolling at least 7 times by the end. 🤯
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"I am NOT coming in behind you again, old man!"
Chris Molyneaux yeah! It looks exactly like that crash
Chris Molyneaux ha
It was based off of this crash
@@esox9216 They based it off this crash
No
Rusty Walllace said afterwards "Anybody can wreck you at Martinsville, but only Earnhardt will wreck you at Talladega"
Haha true but it's not always where he wrecks ya but how he wrecks ya
@@codeysnow2980 decade late brotha
Dale was a beast....
Even Earnhardts friends weren't safe....lucky he didnt kill Rusty.....Hes crashed more people in the history of NASCAR....Intimidator? More like Cheater!
And they were buddies!!!
Just not always on race day...
I absolutely miss Bob Jenkins and that whole NASCAR era, along with Benny Parsons and Ned Jarrett.... thank God we can relive those moments here. Scary looking crash for Wallace.
I quit watching when Bennie died. Listening to the races wasn't the same. I miss that group with Ned so much.
Robert, I quit watching NASCAR when it became like football had become. BS. But, I do get a lot more done on the weekends. 👍✌
Robert Anderson what happened to nascar remember whatching these races went Michigan for a race in this same time period now I don’t even like whatching it i don’t even understand it any more these were the good days of racing it’s all went down hill I’m glad it’s safer but it has changed to much I doubt it will ever be even close to like this I’ll tell you though that was one bad wreck
the good days was really the good days
@@onlythewise1 they can never replicate what it was back then. They truly were the good ole days. I am glad I was able to grow up in that era of racing.
This wreck happened right in front of me when I was 8 years old. Dale hauled ass back around the track and jumped on Rusty’s car trying to help him get out. I’ll never forget it.
Hell, I was watching from the fence.
One of them was me
The one at Daytona happened real close to me, I was in the infield for that one.
Same here. I was 9 or 10. It was wild
Guys, HERE is The Savior
YaH The Heavenly FATHER HIMSELF was Who they Crucified for our sins, NOT jesus, and “HERE IS THE PROOF”
From the Ancient Semitic Scroll:
"Yad He Vav He" is what Moses wrote, when Moses asked YaH His Name (Exodus 3)
Ancient Semitic Direct Translation
Yad - "Behold The Hand"
He - "Behold the Breath"
Vav - "Behold The NAIL"
Man, my left ear really enjoyed this.
Christian David yea mine too lol
Me to and my right feels like it had some time off maybe next time give my left hear some time off.
@Roy Soto right ear*
(turns headphones around)
Oops ... left ear* . 🤷🏻♂️
The reason that happened is that in those days, ESPN broadcast in mono. They sent a 2nd channel of audio by satellite from the track to ESPN that was called a clean feed ... everything but the announcers (and them, too, but only when they were on camera). This video likely was uploaded from a tape that was recorded that way, then had its channel 2 audio "stripped" away.
Channel 1/race audio left ...
Channel 2/silence right.
What should have happened was that the mono race audio should have been passed to left and right. Clearly, it wasn't. 😕
Same xD
I remember as an 11 year old kid crying after this wreck. I thought there was no way Rusty survived. 17 years later looking back on this crash, it was much worse than the Elliot Sadler and Carl Edwards and Tony Stewart crashes. The momentum before roof flaps made the cars tumble much faster. The modern day flips are slower and more of a force disappating roll. This was just brutal. This one, Davy Allison's crash and Geoff Bodine's crash.... good god.
for the time surviving to this should had been a miracle
I cried every time Ward Burton gave an interview.
@@Slapjabber why? 🤔
@@keithjones8889 I’m making a joke because you couldn’t understand what he was saying because of his cool southern style accent. Back when NASCAR was cool. Still on TNT network with Bob Jenkins, before they went Hollywood and built tracks out west and got rid of dates at old cool tracks etc.
Kyle had a nasty wreck at Dega years ago before the grass was removed down there.
1:02 im not coming behind you again, old man!
Chick Hicks- 2006
Alessandro Correira yeah that notice that
Alessandro Correira i think that it what that scene was based of of
Italiano?
Dale Earnhardt & Rusty Wallace should earn an award for recreating a moment from the cars movie (even though this flip occurred before the cars movie was a thing)
Oreo Lover this crash was probably inspired the crash in Cars
The end crash from cars was based on this crash
Kahamsha Gaming seriously? I never knew that!
Kahamsha Gaming
It was actually based on Petty's Darlington crash and modeled on this crash.
It was actually based on Petty's Darlington crash and modeled on this crash.
Kahamsha Gaming No it was based on Richard Petty's 1970 Wreck.
RIP Bob Jenkins ... I can still hear this call at the line all these years later.
Miss him and Benny, commentating just isn't the same without those two. And Ned Jarrett of course!
Amazing to see how many posts saying Earnhardt just "tapped" Rusty. Maybe so, but he caused one hell of a crash. But when Sterling "tapped" Dale at Daytona, the Earnhardt fans wanted Sterling banned from racing. But with Dale, "it's just racing".
***** Dale would still be alive had he not tried to block all the cars behind him, it was the last lap I think he should've stopped blocking
Musicrecords10 ***** Dale would also be alive if he had not been stubborn and worn his safety devices...
that was a retaliation shot by Earnhardt he was pissed Rusty didn't draft with him when he fell back. both admitted as such.
Sounds like what happens to Team Penske now. Someone can do it to them, but Team Penske can't do it to anyone.
James Gentry pathetic driving by dale. common unfortunately.
Can we all just take a second to appreciate the move Mark Martin put on Rusty through the tri-oval on the penultimate lap. Huge commitment and bravery to pull that off.
Underrated driver
Dale was a hammer
Mark was a surgeon
I don't think we say penultimate in polite Nascar circles.
I saw this live on TV, I was 22 and loved motorsports in general, not just one type of racing, had watched racing since I was a baby and attended many.
That move Mark made was intense!
I remember almost jumping off the chair, that was bold 👍
I wasn't a huge fan of Dale up to this point tho I respected his ability and talent, when I saw the 3 car fly back around when they were interviewing Tony Glover I became a fan.
Then Dale's interview afterwards you could see his eyes were wet and he showed he had a heart.
He was a good man and helped a lot of people off the track.
Did I agree with everything he did driving etc? No, it was a different time.
Today most of motorsports sucks, why? It's the personalities of the people in it.
As a Rusty Wallace fan and being there that day I was terrified for my driver. Amazing video, thanks to Dale Earnhardt for being that kind of guy. I remember you got Rusty’s gloves. What a symbolic gesture by the Intimidator. NASCAR HAS NEVER BEEN THE SAME
Are you shitting me? Godhardt intentionally wrecked Rusty, there was never a hole wide enough to fit his car and he just ran through the back of him.
4 years late bud.
Rusty and Earnhardt were like best friends
@@djmohab2 Yeah but when Earnhardt did it it's okay, nowadays if Kyle Busch or someone else does it they're the first fans to cry about dirty racing.
@@captainandie4929 pathetic how everyone just simps for Godhardt and son
Anyone realize in cars 1 when the king crashes in the last race, it was based on this
The King's crash was based on Richard Petty's crash in the 1988 Daytona 500
+Thomas McGinley: Then The King would be barrel-rolling against the fence. The crash in Cars is based on this crash.
Thomas McGinley I don't know why people keep saying this. Well, I know why, it's because it makes sense for them to base it off a Petty crash since he voiced The King (character that crashed,) but for whatever reason they based it off this Rusty Wallace flip.
HumaylX Playz yes
whos here after preece's crash?
I remember watching this live. At the time, it was the most amazing NASCAR crash I'd seen. Still ranks high...
Anyone here after Ryan Preece flip at Daytona 2023?
🙋♂️
This was the first race I watched after Davey Allison #28 died . Wasn't sure I was gonna keep up with the sport anymore . Then this race/wreck happened . Rusty finished 6th and walked away with a sprang wrist if I'm not mistaken. I told my friends ,"that's my new driver " . Was a #2 MGD / Lite fan til he retired . Have had the pleasure of meet Rusty several time threw out the years ... He will always be a legend in my book .
Davey Allison was still alive for this race. He finished 7th. Either you have Davey and Alan Kulwicki’s deaths reversed, or you’re talking about watching it on tape.
@@zlinedavid possible that she has this race and the July Diehard 500 confussed. Davey died between New Hampshire and Pocono. The 2nd Talledega race was after Pocono. So its possible that is what she is referring to
@@justinreichow9892 Ahhhh, you’re right. Forgot about that .Yates sat out Pocono, and then I think Robby Gordon drove at Talladega, didn’t he?
Edit: and I think that’s a “she”. 😉
Edit 2: FWIW, I was at this race. Tickets were just forward of the start finish line. We could see Rusty’s car start to lift right in front of us. We initially thought he was dead, because that was a violent tumble.
@@zlinedavid yeah Robby Gordon took over Davey's car at Talledega.
Thanks about pointing out the he is actually a she. I read the post and didn’t look at the profile picture so I just assumed. My mistake.
Scariest wreck i ever witnessed live. I love that he walked away though and finished 6th. I recall he did break his wrist but that was the only injury he suffered.
Obviously this is all Danica Patricks fault.
C.K. Gould no it’s Dane edhardt
@@THIS-CHANNEL-IS-DEAD R/woosh and its Dale Earnhardt.
John Cannizzaro Jr r/whoooooosh it’s a fucking joke calm down
She’s such a bitch
Funny, but lest not forget her competent but short Indy car career
Wow, what a difference in the racing. I use to be big into Nascar when I was younger. Then just became tired of it and I barely follow it now. But wow if it was like this kind of racing now days, id be hooked again.
Same here, it's just a snore fest now. Cookie cutter drivers and tracks.
I still can't believe they had wrecks like this back in the day that look really bad and they just walked away from from em, and then you have Dale Earnhardt's crash that didn't look bad at all.
Correct I've seen him involved in wrecks that were 100× worse & walk away I'm pretty sure there was a little more to that 1 than we know maybe a little tampering with belts by someone possibly??? Nobody can say 100% sure but there just might be 1 person out there that can
@@jaayjr2516 He ran into a solid concrete wall at nearly 200mph. The wrecks like these that "look worse" aren't necessarily as inherently dangerous due to all the safety features around the driver. Dale's neck broke because of the impact into the wall. That's all it was. He refused to wear a HANS device, and it killed him
@@wiskyr6510 100% correct.
@@wiskyr6510to add to that, sometimes the perspective of where the race is filmed from can make race cars look slower than they really are. Being there in person probably looked a lot worse than any video footage of the crash that exists.
Seeing it after Preece's crash.
1:06 the angles and rollovers really seems so identical to The King's crash from the first Cars movie.
Maybe they drew inspiration from it
as far as i know they basically copied this flip for Cars.
Rustys car was really good that day, he really wanted to get that 4th win in a row, he was out front leading at multiple points in the race. Probably the only time he was ever competitive at Talladega. This wreck and subsequent injuries(broken wrist) cost him the championship that year. It took him 5 or 6 races to crack the top 5 again. In 1994 in that same stretch of races he won 3 of them and finished in the top 5 in all the others (Michigan, Pocono, Sonoma, Dover, Charlotte)
I had a VHS tape of the craziest crashes and finishes in NASCAR when I was a kid. My grandfather that later committed suicide bought it for me and I damn near wore out our tape player watching it. My parents donated all our VHS years ago and this is the first time I have seen this clip since then and as I write this I am trying to hold back the tears. Thank you so much for posting this...
Here after Ryan Preece's crash last night
Here after Preece's flip
Dont forget king weathers 2006
Thats when NASCAR racing was fun to watch.
Agree Pete, I only watch Daytona and Talladega anymore.
Pete Smith even Bristol is getting boring now
Yes,and lot's of empty seat's
bruh you don't need an apostrophe on every word bruh
plural's don't use apostrophe's
But he is still on sixth place.
Just like Newman I believe
@@crazybut6641 newman somehow was 4th but he was actually 9th
@@crazybut6641 or 6th idk
@@Yourfriendlyguymexican768 nvm he got 6th at Dega as his best finish I thought it was Daytona
@@crazybut6641 yea i know i was saying like at daytona
The only thing that came out of that in one piece is Rusty.
i remember seeing this on tv. back when nascar was still good…..
what do you mean? It's the same damn thing. Cars going around, and around, and around in circles.
Brandon Slay
you don't like NASCAR because it's all about the money, yet you like F1, i watched part of an F1 race the other day and it's still boring as hell, give me NASCAR anyday.
uibiguibgui kbufuyifyyf not really. its the competitive part. and its way different. the cars nowadays are all the same, but back then they were all different and it was all about who had the fastest car / who drove the best.
+DCO 7 actually its ovals
+African Racer: Talladega is actually a square/rectangle with rounded corners
So let me get this straight: If Dale tapped somebody and that somebody wrecked because of it, "That's racing," but if it was the other way around, that driver is evil and deserves to be banned from racing?
That's how it seems to be today. Whenever someone, say Ryan Blaney, spins Kyle Busch, a loud cheer would occur. If Kyle Busch spins Blaney, then many people would go on a rant about it.
Dale Earnhardt and Richard Childress have been repeatedly quoted to saying that. So has Jeff Gordon, repeatedly.
Christopher Allen Didn’t Rusty admit to causing this by cutting Earnhardt off?
No Earnhardt=No NASCAR
That´s what Dale fans keep saying.
Anything that flies that far oughta have a damned stewardess on it
hilarious
I'm sure Rusty requested a cold draft
662wc Yea, with an in Flight dinner & Beer🍺 👍
Yeah, with the name Teresa Earnhardt
He made a call to his car insurance agent while he was flying.
Thank goodness I started watching NASCAR in the 80s and was able to see it's peak into the 90s. This race in particular was especially good. The start of this race is absolutely 🔥🔥🔥!!
Few remember Jimmy Spencer finished second that day, I had forgotten. I was later to learn from Kyle Petty, the correct answer to that question: Hey, who finished second in that race?, "Who Cares?"
@@GregBrownsWorldORacing Haha, then I'm sure you're familiar with the phrase "2nd place is just the first loser".
Jimmy Spencer was fun to watch, though.
@@nascage That Goes without question. I really hate there was no real TV coverage of the Northern Modified tour back when he became 'Mr. Excitement' in a car roughly half the weight & 150% of the power of a Cup Car. That must have been quite a show! I hate we missed seeing that. Spencer was Kyle Busch level emotionally, He hated losing more than he enjoyed winning!
This was the race and wreck that got me into nascar and made me a rusty fan. Loved this racing
Rusty said in a recent interview that Earnhardt called him in the hospital and said "Man I swear I wasn't trying to kill ya."
He said "I know that Dale. I know. Just hard racing."
F'ing liar.
Bob Jenkis and Benny Parsons is pure nostalgia fuel
Almost identical to Ryan Preece's crash 30 years later.
Who is here after Ryan Preece’s wreck
That crash looks like The King's crash from Cars the movie
Alessandro Correira it does
Alessandro Correira that’s because they based I️t off of this crash
It does
Inkling Alessandro it is
Captain AL cause the movie was based off this crash
Live By The Sword Die By The Sword - Buddy Baker
Oscar Jimenez, Sr, Buddy Baker was quoting Jesus Christ, which was normal for those road devils. 😆
I remember this race. Dale Sr was doing his usual "hit everyone who's near him" tactic. They interviewed after this and he was acting like he was so upset.
Well, He was actual friends with Rusty. When he almost killed Darrel that’s when they wanted to kill each other on the track so he had no concern for Darrel back then. Rusty on the other hand went fishing and hunting with IronHead and shared tactics. I met the men themselves at Bristol in the infield, respectful drivers.
He wasnt acting at all sir
12 years old that year. My dad and I were about 10 rows up, just passed the finish line.
Toe growing up in the 90s and early 00s this was the golden era of NASCAR. Once they dropped the Winston cup it went downhill
Jimmy Spencer had his best year this season with #12 driving for Bobby Allison. They were way underfunded and much of the year ran with 2 to 3 year old parts and chassis. He was just as good as Rusty and Dale just never had the equipment those two did. It is a shame that team fell apart and never got the sponsorship they needed to continue on. I believe they finished 12th in points that season. Spencer may have been the most underated driver of the 90s.
This is the one call that stands out to me the most. May he RIP
One thing about the intimidator, he would rather kill his friends rather than finish behind them. Then act like it's just racing.
That's Nascar for ya
He apologized and came around the track just to check on Rusty again. You should watch other drivers talking about Dale. He was the "most kind hearted" believe it or not.
Dale didn't mean to turn him here
I jus meant to rattle his cage that's all
@@Roystothecoolkid Just rattle his cage I guess.
This was the wildest barrel roll ever until Mr. Preece topped it last Sunday.
The same crash as the king from cars🥺🥺
Dale always felt really bad about wrecking people on purpose. Really bad until he cashed his checks.
Yeah right. That's BS. Like Earnhardt's wins. Anybody can spin out and wreck cars to a win.
Um
@@marksark1119 I’m a Earnhardt fan, I understand why you don’t like ol Ironhead but leave the man alone, he’s dead and he took the sport with him.
@@marksark1119rubbing is racing princess a real man does anything to win a coward doesn't do what is needed
Earnhardt was a dirty driver his entire career
This was the inspiration for Strip 'The King' Weathers's crash from the last race scene of Cars 1 where Chick Hicks crashed The King to make him crashed on the field
Man I was too young to appreciate Nascar back then. The sport ain't the same now.
Looks like the crash scene on the movie "Cars"!
Robert Torres xd
Yeah, but there is way more than three cars on the track.
+Tony Marine How old are you?
+Steve L Dude, I'm not looking for trouble. I just made an observation, that's all.
Sorry, I was just bustin' your ass. I should have added 'LOL!'
"i am NOT coming up behind you again old man!"
My grandfather "Eli" worked the races at Bristol . Dept.sharff ...an would take me as a young boy,drags too! AW Nelson! Those are the good days... Talladega was the polar opposite of Bristol! Both were my favorites! Thanks for taking me home!
I was at this race, man I didn't think Rusty would walk away from this one! I seen it being hauled on the rollback, it was destroyed...
Ryan Preece just did this.
It's a strange thing. If cars never wrecked, we wouldn't pay to watch. The fact that it's dangerous draws us in. Then when something does happen, it's like we all suddenly realize that there's something wrong with someone nearly getting killed for our entertainment.
Then we forget all that and look forward to the next race! 😄
Man those were the gods good old days. Thx fo showing. Bunch of old ladies t day
I was a Rusty Wallace fan during that era. He was never the same at super speedways after the 1993 season. I remember in an interview, he said his eye almost popped out of the socket at Daytona and so when he went airborne at Talladega he squeezed his eyes shut as tight as he could.
He came into this race having won 3 in a row. However his wreck was the beginning of the end of his shot at the 93 winston cup. Started a run of horrible luck. The next race at sonoma he finished 38th with transmission failure, then blew a tire and hit the wall to finish 29th in the 600, got wrecked by mark martin while leading at Dover, came home 21st, then blew an engine 4 laps into pocono for 39th. Went from 1st and 86 points ahead of Dale to 5th, and a 298 point deficit in those four races. After that only finished outta the top6 four times the rest of the season. the second Daytona and Dega races where both his primary plate cars had been destroyed in this crash and the daytona 500 crash, lost a cylinder at the glen and had a flat tire at phoenix that caused the sway bar to break. Still came up 80 points short to Big E.
Well, a grumpy old car once told me
It’s just an empty cup
Not many drivers can wreck like that twice in one season and still win 10 races
An now Ryan Preece.
1:01- 1:10
ONE OF THE GREATEST calls in the history of nascar!
One of the DIRTIEST drivers in NASCAR history... Dale Earnhardt
clmco36
no he isn't
funbus
Yes, he was.
jstrahan2
no, he wasn't
funbus
Yes, he was. :)
I was at this race, damn it was hot and muggy!!!!!!!
"crash and bash" #3 does it again.
I used to love watching NASCAR and Indycar on Sky Sports over here in the UK in the early 90s. Davey Allison🙏RIP was my favourite driver
man o' man! ...god, i miss BP! i remember watching this race. rusty finishing 6th after not having anything of a car left lmao... that's awesome! gotta love this old style plate racing. i hate this new crap
Before the crash, that was Nascar racing we all loved, back in the day
I know this is a dozen years later, but the audience was cheering while he was crashing; they obviously were not cheering because he was okay; the crash wasn't over yet. What a ridiculous interpetation.
RIP Bob Jenkins and Benny Parsons
Earnhardt would always say "I didn't mean to crash em"... but he always crashed em. You can't take anything way from his talent, but the fact is that Earnhardt was not just a hard racer, he was dirty.
The dirtiest driver ever and the worst sport....next to the Allison's, iron hack was the mouthiest POS in NASCAR
Agreed
Yep, but NASCAR hasn't been the same without the Earnhardt's. I rarely bother watching anymore.
@@condorc72 Stop whining, you wussy
Yup big time
NOW THATS RACING - not like the crap today
What do you mean ?
He means that death possibility makes everything better.
"I see i see i say I see see him see him moving in the car, see him?"
"Yes...we see him"
Earnhardt wiping out another competitor ...
Daniel Wilson he was a great racer
@@adamwilson2002 -And he was even better at crashing his fellow competitors.
@@davidh1249 Some of you should pay attention because your moms are calling you for dinner.
Earnhardt did what he did best, and that was rattle your cage and win.
reminisce: to talk, think, or write about things that happened in the past
"very reminiscent of his accident at Daytona"
It was a lot like this accident Wallace was on the inside he got hit. His car went into the infield grass and began flipping and twirling. That was the Daytona 500. It would be easy to confuse the two they are so much alike only the lap number would be different.
1:02: “I am not coming in behind you again, old man!”
We were at that race… it got very quiet as I don’t think anyone thought he could escape death twice. It was very bad. Earnhardt came around and got out to go over to wreck to talk to him and no one left the stands. Just very quiet and somber.
Great move by Spencer to the inside at 00:30! Rusty about got in a wreck on the backstretch, never would have made it to the finish line to flip in this first place!
The only time that Rusty claims to have been scared by an accident (in light of his similar wreck at Daytona earlier in the year). And who can blame him?!?!? Lord almighty...
The good ole days
When Dale went back around to check on Rusty, I became a fan
That's why Rusty was my favorite driver, he was either winning or crashing!
Whinning or crashing is more like it.
Glad Rusty was o.k...Loved "swervin' Ervin",one of my favorite drivers...
Gee, you'd think you'd at least spell his name right if he was a favorite of yours
wow earnheardt spun him put what a surprise
Mike Halgrimson Maybe spell his name right.
He didn't do it on purpose
Mike, that's the only way Earnhardt could win a race. Wreck your way to the front and to the win. 👍✌
@@GraveDigger35 He never does...
@@GraveDigger35 , BULLSHIT
I was 14 at this race. Right at the start/finish line. Grew up in AL but this was only real Sunday Nascar race I've ever been to. My dad took me and I got a terrible sinus headache. Does anyone else remember they almost red flagged it very close to the end because of rain? We were amongst many of the crowd that left early thinking they were going to call it. Rusty was my favorite driver. #3 was dad's. I laid down in the back of the truck and heard the wreck on the radio 😮. You can CLEARLY see #3 move over two lanes after heakes contact with #2. Seems he knew what he was doing.
Considering how far Dale fell off on that last lap, it’s no surprise he got into Rusty when he got that run! Even the booth thought he was outta gas and then bam.
Nothing new for Earnhardt won half his races that way, miracle he never killed anyone, and just like always after the fact he comes over acting like he's concerned, no one was a bigger Rusty Wallace fan than me, well maybe my late mother, and I know they were good friends and I respect Earnhardt but he was a dirty ass driver and that's a fact.
I agree wholeheartedly. I’ve always said this about Earnhardt. The dirtiest driver I’ve ever seen. But fans love the action, so what else to dub him The Intimidator. Just a cool nickname to make him not sound dirty as he was is all that was. And as great as the racers were back then, no one ever really physically challenged him. If he were around today, I’d love to see him try that shit on someone like Kyle Bush or Logano. As hotheaded as they get, they’d kick his ass.
Yes, watch Earnhardt's car go hard to the right as soon as Wallace's car comes off his bumper. Wrecked him intentionally.
@@Bolt_theG35 Ricky Rudd wanted to. After a few dust ups on track Dale got to point where he avoided Rudd on the track and in the pits. Rudd was not driver to mess with.
Earnhardt never messed with Spencer
@@packisbetter90 because he knew Spencer wouldn't put up with his BS that's why.....
Rusty Wallace - The only NASCAR driver to get frequent flyer miles...on the track!
I didnt know they had racing back in your day
This inspired me to watch Cars.
I remember watching this on live TV
Six times? That's nine if I counted correctly
this is the great racing we should have today
Geoff Bodine crash, Daytona - truck series - Feb. 18, 2000. Thought I saw a man die. Dudes one tuff guy and lucky!
I watched this race when it originally aired. 14 complete revolutions and walked away.
1:02 im not coming behind you again old man
That's why they invented the flaps
+battingriver So you watch NASCAR just to see drivers wreck and possibly suffer serious injuries and/or die? Man find something better to do..
battingriver
I bet you watch football to see players get hurt
So your "preferred sport" is the one with numerous head injuries. That explains a lot.
+almostfm good one
Nathan J... WTF is wrong with you?!
Wallace, Earnhardt, Irvine, Jarrett, Gordon, Martin, Labontes, Waltrip, Petty, Allison, Kulwiki, Bonnett...man, I miss the old days
I used to root for Bobby Allison because I was a die-hard Buick guy...
How the hell did Rusty survive that horrific frightening crash!! His car went the whole length of the straightaway field in the air, barrel-rolling at least 7 times by the end. 🤯