This was the first race I remember going to and staying the whole time. My dad took me to Charlotte at 6 years old and we only made it like 80 laps before I just couldn't handle it. Then a year or two later I went to Rockingham and made it almost to the end but we left a little early. This one always sticks in my mind because I was a big Mark Martin fan at the time. So much fun.
Great to see Kulwicki finally win the halfway bonus money. I’ve been watching the season race by race in my free time. He’s been trying to win it for a few races so far in the season. Love these little storylines
2:39:47. Geoff Bodine, fellow driver (already out of the race) and a former volunteer fireman, comes rushing in with a fire extinguisher to help put out the fire in Kyle Petty's Pontiac.
I used to love the small intros with all the leading drivers before the races, where they would act out little scenes, it was so funny. Do they not do that as much anymore?
Great post! This race is still hard to watch for me, because shortly after the checkered flag fell, I got the call that a good childhood friend of mine had passed away from brain cancer.
I was so happy when Nascar went to the 1 finger down restarts. DW cost Sterlin Marlin a possible W. DW was Laps down and racing the 2nd place car on a restart. He would cry if someone did that to him. From 10 to go only lead lap cars up front.
Boy I'll tell ya what, the first go-round back in 92, if you were (still am & always will be) a Petty Fan, this race was damn hard to watch 🤬 After Richard & Kyle's first 25 laps, I just left the room disgusted, so never saw the last 90% of this race till now! Thanks for giving me the (now) golden opportunity to finally watch it. 💪🤠👉 YOU!! Also wanna give a big Thank You to Ol' Geoff Bodine for do'in what he done concerning the Kyle Petty 42 car. 💪😉👍
@@MrChristopherHaas My thought as well. Always thought Richmond & Martinsville were annually the best races, but Richmond has tapered off last several years.
2:40:06, yeah it looks like Geoff Bodine LOL man what a sport this was back in the day, driver gets knocked out of the race and he's out there putting out fires on the track later in the race.
12:03 race start 12:40 first caution 15:41 second green flag 16:40 second caution 19:09 third green flag 19:55 third caution 21:42 fourth green flag 24:30 fourth caution 31:20 flfth green flag 40:24 fifth caution 45:52 sixth green flag 54:40 sixth caution 57:34 seventh green flag 1:19:16 seventh caution 1:23:00 eighth green flag given off-screen 1:49:37 eighth caution 1:53:45 ninth green flag 2:15:52 ninth caution 2:19:07 tenth green flag 2:39:25 tenth caution 2:43:31 eleventh green flag 2:50:45 eleventh caution 2:52:14 twelfth green flag (final restart) 2:53:39 end of the race
I guess it's fitting that Mark MARTIN got a few wins at MARTINSVILLE he had no business winning, this one, and in 2000 come to mind, this one a bunch of leaders fell out, and in 2000 he used pit strategy to steal a win
por favor NASCAR comin back to the origine of nascar of years 90s please with the brand of car oldsmobil chevy monte carlo pontiac grand prix ford thunderbird buick pleaaaaaaaase Nascar and make the old paint scheme also today nascar it's boring, it's soft
The old commercials are just as enjoyable as the race!
As an Aussie I've never seen most of those commercials before.
I'd completely forgotten about Big A.
Yeah, the first couple of times anyway, after that they were just as infuriating as they are today 😂
This was the first race I remember going to and staying the whole time. My dad took me to Charlotte at 6 years old and we only made it like 80 laps before I just couldn't handle it. Then a year or two later I went to Rockingham and made it almost to the end but we left a little early. This one always sticks in my mind because I was a big Mark Martin fan at the time. So much fun.
Great to see Kulwicki finally win the halfway bonus money. I’ve been watching the season race by race in my free time. He’s been trying to win it for a few races so far in the season. Love these little storylines
I do the same thing! Started with the 84 season and am up to 1992 haha. So many great storyline la through these years
miss that broadcasting crew.....Bob, Benny, and Ned.....the best!!!
This winner won his first race in this iconic ride and sponsor which he would drive for the next eight years.
His last win with the Valvoline colors also came at Martinsville
@@AW-dq2oo Yeah, Max Life in which the car was red and black. His last win in the blue and white Valvoline colors was at Dover in the fall.
Nice brain teaser! Nice job not giving away the winner's name 💪
2:39:47. Geoff Bodine, fellow driver (already out of the race) and a former volunteer fireman, comes rushing in with a fire extinguisher to help put out the fire in Kyle Petty's Pontiac.
nice, didn't see your comment before I got to that point
I really really love watching these old Nascar races a whole whole lot and I still watch Nascar on my TV
I am 3 min in and couldn’t help but think, This was 30 years ago and DW had been racing for 22 years already
I was at this race!
Due to scheduling conflicts w/ the NFL draft, this race wasn't carried live. This is the last NASCAR race to air on tape delay
At 14:47, that trophy truck jumping is actually Jimmie Johnson!
I used to love the small intros with all the leading drivers before the races, where they would act out little scenes, it was so funny. Do they not do that as much anymore?
Great post! This race is still hard to watch for me, because shortly after the checkered flag fell, I got the call that a good childhood friend of mine had passed away from brain cancer.
Understood 🙏
13th was a very good starting position for Dave Marcis at that stage of his career
I was so happy when Nascar went to the 1 finger down restarts. DW cost Sterlin Marlin a possible W. DW was Laps down and racing the 2nd place car on a restart. He would cry if someone did that to him. From 10 to go only lead lap cars up front.
Maybe that was payback for something Sterlin had done to DW early in the year?
Boy I'll tell ya what, the first go-round back in 92, if you were (still am & always will be) a Petty Fan, this race was damn hard to watch 🤬
After Richard & Kyle's first 25 laps, I just left the room disgusted, so never saw the last 90% of this race till now! Thanks for giving me the (now) golden opportunity to finally watch it. 💪🤠👉 YOU!!
Also wanna give a big Thank You to Ol' Geoff Bodine for do'in what he done concerning the Kyle Petty 42 car. 💪😉👍
Dave Mader III almost won an ARCA race sometime earlier this year if I'm not mistaken.
Be vewy vewy quiet, we are huntin' fowds, a hunting we will go, a hunting we will go.
I believe this is the last time a NASCAR race was intentionally put on tape delay.
I never understood why. Looks like the best action track on circuit, then as now, to me.
@@MrChristopherHaas My thought as well. Always thought Richmond & Martinsville were annually the best races, but Richmond has tapered off last several years.
@@MrChristopherHaas Because the NFL Draft took priority and ESPN2 didn't exist as an alternative until the next year.
@@arenasnow if this was the draft the Packers got Favre it was worth it lol
@@MrChristopherHaas Who wants to tell him?
10 cent biscuits at hays meats!! Damn…. The good old days..
2:40:06, yeah it looks like Geoff Bodine LOL man what a sport this was back in the day, driver gets knocked out of the race and he's out there putting out fires on the track later in the race.
Ah yes, Camber Day
12:03 race start
12:40 first caution
15:41 second green flag
16:40 second caution
19:09 third green flag
19:55 third caution
21:42 fourth green flag
24:30 fourth caution
31:20 flfth green flag
40:24 fifth caution
45:52 sixth green flag
54:40 sixth caution
57:34 seventh green flag
1:19:16 seventh caution
1:23:00 eighth green flag given off-screen
1:49:37 eighth caution
1:53:45 ninth green flag
2:15:52 ninth caution
2:19:07 tenth green flag
2:39:25 tenth caution
2:43:31 eleventh green flag
2:50:45 eleventh caution
2:52:14 twelfth green flag (final restart)
2:53:39 end of the race
Starting grid error: Bobby Hamilton and Jimmy Hensley BOTH driving #66?
They also spelled Trickle wrong
Back in the day anytime the fords won they changed the rules. The Frances owned GM stock.
Win on Sunday, Sell on Monday. Go blue oval!!
yeah then Jeff Gordon came along and was beating everyone so they couldn't make any changes because he ran a Chevy
They cut the spoiler and front air dam on the Chevy Monte Carlo trying to slow Jeff Gordon down but that still didn't stop him.
45:47 Dave Mader, Tow Mader's brother
Ha ha :)
I guess it's fitting that Mark MARTIN got a few wins at MARTINSVILLE he had no business winning, this one, and in 2000 come to mind, this one a bunch of leaders fell out, and in 2000 he used pit strategy to steal a win
por favor NASCAR comin back to the origine of nascar of years 90s please with the brand of car oldsmobil chevy monte carlo pontiac grand prix ford thunderbird buick pleaaaaaaaase Nascar and make the old paint scheme also today nascar it's boring, it's soft
Nascar has always been doing everything they can to slow the Fords down so the gm boys could have a chance. Its a bad look for gm and nascar.