Scott didn't always do poorly in NASCAR. Later on, he would do really well in some road course races in the Cup series. In fact he had three top 5's and five top 10's in those races.
@@razepesent5371tbf, he was only in nascar for like 5 years. I guess Alan Kulwicki went from winning in 88 to a champion in 92, so maybe that's a bad excuse.
@@TheSaltBoiCometh Yes, 1st I met his son. I was there to fill their propane tank (Its an underground tank), but it was flooded due to rain storms in the area, so he got Scott out there, and yup met him. (1st tried to siphon the water out with a hose but didn't work, then he bought out a pump) But I didn't ask him about anything. Kind of want to be professional so focused on my job. But his Ganassi shirt he was wearing was a giveaway.
@@rosschastainfan1851 To be fair, 25 of the 40 drivers in every race are busts because only 12-15 drivers have elite equipment and any real chance. NASCAR has no parity. Which is why NASCAR needs to be socialized: give everyone the same engines and equipment and then allow teams and drivers to make adjustments on race weekend. Then we’ll find out who the best drivers and teams are.
I remember flipping through my big fat season preview book before that season and being pretty excited to see this dude. Also somebody should use that BP quote in some nascar meme videos. 5:03 Nowhere to go except the side of another car.
This is why you have to stand up for yourself immediately. He allowed himself to get turned every week without turning anyone back and the lack of respect for his ride got him in too many bad situations. Logano got treated like this in the 20 car but came to his own when he got aggressive and willing to tell the drivers what’s going on.
Clearly this is more attributable to the team than the driver. When a guy is as successful as Pruett in everything he’s touched, there’s gotta be something to point to.
Championship Seasons: Martin Truex Jr 2017 Bad Seasons: Carl Edwards 2012 Championship Seasons: Jeff Gordon 1997-1998 Bad Seasons: Tony Stewart 2014-2015 Championship Seasons: Tony Stewart 2011 Bad Seasons: Dale Jarrett 2003 Championship Seasons: Chase Elliott 2014 Bad Seasons: Terry Labonte 2004 Championship Seasons: Tyler Reddick 2018 Bad Seasons: Bobby Labonte 2005 Good Seasons: Kevin Harvick 2018 Bad Seasons: Jeremy Mayfield 2006 Good Seasons: Kyle Busch 2018 Bad Seasons: Kasey Kahne 2007 Good Seasons: Matt Kenseth 2013 Bad Seasons: Matt Kenseth 2009 Good Seasons: Jeff Gordon 2014 Bad Seasons: Ricky Rudd 1999 Good Seasons: Dale Earnhardt Jr 2014 Bad Seasons: Sterling Marlin 1997 Good Seasons: Martin Truex Jr 2015-2016 Bad Seasons: Dale Earnhardt 1992 Good Seasons: Clint Bowyer 2012 NASCAR Busts: David Stremme Good Seasons: Bill Elliott 1985 NASCAR Busts: Loy Allen Jr Good Seasons: Tim Richmond 1986 NASCAR Busts: Kevin Conway Good Seasons: Harry Gant 1991 NASCAR Busts: Dylan Kwasniewski Good Seasons: Rusty Wallace 1993-1994 NASCAR Busts: Dario Franchitti
Then you're not a racing fan. Scott Pruett ruled IMSA in the 90s... Kicked ass in Trans Am... Won in Indycar (technically CART), kicked ass in Grand Am Prototypes, and is basically one of the best American racers to ever pedal a race car. Bill Auberlen just this weekend (August 2020) beat Scott's record of 60 wins in IMSA competition by winning his 61st race.
@@fishproductions22 well he was still winning in Grand Am Prototypes well into the 2010's... Won the Daytona 24 hours a record amount of times... Like 8 or 9 times and he won in like 2011 or 2012
I've never understood how so many drivers can be so successful in so many other racing series with so many other types of vehicles, but suck so badly in NASCAR. I know this may sound stupid and ignorant of me, but is it really THAT different?
If you haven't heard of Pruett are you really a racing fan? NASCAR-only people may not know him, but fans of all types of racing should instantly recognize the name Scott Pruett
Good seasons: I can't recall what year it was but Greg Biffle put together a stellar year maybe 10 or 12 years ago... He finished the season 2nd in points. I'd like to walk down that memory lane if you ever need a video idea.
I felt like Pruitt never had a proper chance, a rookie driver with a rookie team just spells disaster. He had some great road races with Ganassi in one off races I was hoping he would steal that 41 ride from mears
UA-cam BUSTS: Black Flags (Dont)Matter 2018! Hahaha na jus playin! BFM is excellennte'! Please keep up the hard work man & it'll pay off in many diff ways. ❤ the Busts series & TY for doing Steve Park as I was requesting & req him bout a month b4 u finally did him. Just keep it man, you & Iceberg & S1ap & a few others, maybe David Land(sometimes) do sucha good job & provide good content for many of thousands just like me. THANK YOU!
I think it's a bit unfair to call Pruett a bust in that he drove one season for a brand-new team that had never run in NASCAR before with probably average equipment. Perhaps if Cal Wells had gotten him some experience in the Busch Series in 2000 rather than go straight to the Winston Cup Series, that would have helped also. The final point that needs to be made is he could have won twice. He was leading in Texas before Dale Jr. spun him and he was leading at Infineon before Gordon bumped him, so he was a bit unlucky there.
Agreed. Wells definitely wasn't running a start-n-park operation with last year's equipment, but it was pretty obvious that a new team with an inexperienced driver wasn't going to stand much of a chance. I've sometimes wondered how Pruett would have fared in he'd spent a year with a more established team after the 2000 season. Not even necessarily a Roush/Hendrick/RCR car, but just a team that had been around for a while and wasn't under so much pressure to prove themselves.
Scott Pruett, and Colin Braun as well, just didn't have a stile that translated well to short races. Endurance racing was Pruett's forte and is Braun's forte. Colin Braun is another one you could do...he ended up back in endurance racing, where he actually got a win before the age of 18.
Scott Pruett honestly could’ve dominated if he entered NASCAR Right. Pruett made 2 Major mistakes for his rookie season 1.He Jumped Straight into cup-Pruett decided to jump straight into the big leagues. He didn’t even attempt a Part-time schedule in The Busch, or Truck Series 2.He Joined mid pact Team-Not only was PPI Motorsports a non contender for most of it’s existence, it was a brand new team founded months before the 2000 season. based on history a New Driver + a New team = a lot of wrecked race cars & unfortunately Pruett is no different.
Honestly he didn’t do as bad as he could’ve. He was fast in a lot of his races, his lack of experience in stock cars hurt him dearly. Had he spent a year or two in the Busch series I legitimately think he could’ve been something in cup.
My gosh!! He was horrible, I remember he wasn’t let go from the 32 Tide Team until middle of January of 2001, one month before the Daytona 500. I can’t imagine another season like this
Honestly, Scott is a fantastic driver, but it really seems like so many of the wrecks were not of his own doing. A good 65% of them, he gets hit or dumped. They had speed at times, but I think the costs of all the wrecked cars and having to build new cars just got to be too much.
NASCAR Busts: Brain Vickers, Brent Sherman, Mike Skinner (Cup), Rick Ware Racing, Ricky Carmichael, Reed Sorenson, David Stremme, Kenny Irwin, Jr, John Wes Townley, BAM Racing, Jeff Green (Cup), Spencer Gallagher, Shane Hmiel, Danny O'Quinn, Jr, Aaron, Fike, ISM Racing, Burney Lamar, Todd Kluever, Johnny Sauter (Cup), Kyle Krisiloff, Patrick Carpentier, and Ontario Motor Speedway.
I know this is a NASCAR channel but I think Scott Pruett was also a bust as a TV announcer during the Lemans broadcast. He wouldn't stop talking about his exploits in the Daytona 24 hour race.
I was watching the Phoenix race from 2000 yesterday and he crashed. I thought to myself that Scott Pruett needs a "NASCAR busts" video made. His career in NASCAR was truly abysmal. Otherwise, he's had an amazing racing career.
His season was so bad that he DNQed at Watkins Glen, when he's a road course ringer. That's really unfortunate because Pruett is a great driver. It's just that he was thrust into a full year worth of top level stock car racing when he needed to have a full year in Busch with some Cup races instead.
I'm glad that open-wheel drivers have learned by now that unless their name is Smoke or A.J. Foyt, there is no way they're going to be able to transfer successfully over to NASCAR.
Another guy I wouldn't consider a bust. Not his fault that people can't pass clean and need to wreck people . He raced pretty clean and decent enough when people weren't cleaning him out
Again, i wouldn'y call him a bust, he was just not prepared for NASCAR as he was mostly used to driving sports car racers at that time, he knew that after several races, like in the case of Sam Hornish, Juan Montoya, Danica Patrick, Kimi Raikkoneen, and several other drivers well known in other series, NASCAR is a whole different breed, take a look at Earnhardt, Marlin, DJ, DW, Richard Petty, Jeff Gordon, and many greats, it took a year or two to get used to racing stock cars, had Pruett raced in the lower tier NASCAR races first, he might have had a better career in Cup
Scott was a bust as a nascar oval driver. as a road racer, he was snake bitten. overall, he is one of North America's most skilled drivers, Hi to my family at home, as he could drive anything well on road courses. Truly up there with Andretti, Montoya and Foyt.
Scott Pruett was not great as a full-time NASCAR racer! He was great in IndyCar and sports cars! He did, however, find some success as a road course ringer in the Xfinity Series!
Scott didn't always do poorly in NASCAR. Later on, he would do really well in some road course races in the Cup series. In fact he had three top 5's and five top 10's in those races.
Was it Scott that was driving a Juicy fruit car in Busch (maybe Nationwide) series, leading a race, and got nailed by Montoya?
Hope you're good.
Its MiD it was. I’m sure Willy T Ribbs approved of Montoya’s actions though ;)
Only had 3 top 5s across his cup career
@@razepesent5371tbf, he was only in nascar for like 5 years. I guess Alan Kulwicki went from winning in 88 to a champion in 92, so maybe that's a bad excuse.
Fun fact, this past winter, I actually made a delivery to Scott Pruett's house in California, no joke.
Lucky You! i'm sure that was nice👍
Hmm wow that must have been interesting. Did you meet him?
@@TheSaltBoiCometh Yes, 1st I met his son. I was there to fill their propane tank (Its an underground tank), but it was flooded due to rain storms in the area, so he got Scott out there, and yup met him. (1st tried to siphon the water out with a hose but didn't work, then he bought out a pump) But I didn't ask him about anything. Kind of want to be professional so focused on my job. But his Ganassi shirt he was wearing was a giveaway.
@@Killer-Of-Night fun I wouldn't have been able to contain myself
Fun fact I used to race go-karts against Scott and his brother Bobby.
I miss the Tide #32 car.
Josh Wise missing the race at Darlington in 2015 pretty much sums up Pruet’s career.
I miss Tide sponsored cars in general
@@hobbesb9597 Chris Buescher at Dega.
Tide should sponsor Roush so they can do a Darrell Waltrip throwback.
@@ThePikaPlayer Ricky Stenhouse or should I say wrecky spin house had a really horrible throwback
I like him as an overall racecar driver great road course racer
The problem was that he never said hi to his family at home.
if you make it into NASCAR and your name is Scott, you're in for a bad career
1977 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am The name David also. David Ragan, David Stremme, David Gilliland, David Reutimann, etc.
Scott "Lack of" Speed
mkwrockers0099 David Pearson?
ReyReyCraze He’s the exception I guess lol
Would Davey Allison be considered a David? Or is he in a different league?
Man he got taken out a lot. Didn't seem to be all his fault
I think he isn't a bust
@@quickmandwn-0123 Most people that are slow and in the way get turned, he didn't know what he was doing.
NASCAR busts: Andy Houston
Championship seasons: Jimmie Johnson 2007
Good seasons: Matt Kenseth 2013
Don't bring up 2007.
NASCAR was so awesome in this time period. 2000 was one of my favorite seasons even though Labonte won the championship.
What is wrong with Bobby?
@@DraconianDebate Nothing, he just wasnt one of my drivers. I was a huge Mark Martin fan
Scott Pruett is a legend in IMSA and Trans-Am.
One of my all time favorite motorsport drivers, truly a hero of mine. But a pitiful NASCAR career
Cool and interesting as usual!
I never knew Scott Pruett raced in NASCAR and was a NASCAR Bust...
I remember seeing his show car at Kmart back in the day. They even had free 1/64 diecasts there too.
"Seriesez" lol.
RiP the TIDE RiDE Throwback version 😭😭😭😭
Do Kerry Earnhardt next or Dario Franchitti.
I actually think Kerry's a good driver
Ziggo the Cat yeah he was never elite equipment in cup
Dario is a triple indy 500 winner tho
@@halilsahin4238 true but his tenure in Nascar was worse than his wreck in 2013 that caused him to retire. In 2008 he broke his leg in a wreck
NASCAR Busts: Reed Sorensen, David Stremme, and Andy Houston.
Bad Seasons: Bobby Labonte 2005
Also, Tony have you ever seen the Raines.
@@rosschastainfan1851 To be fair, 25 of the 40 drivers in every race are busts because only 12-15 drivers have elite equipment and any real chance. NASCAR has no parity. Which is why NASCAR needs to be socialized: give everyone the same engines and equipment and then allow teams and drivers to make adjustments on race weekend. Then we’ll find out who the best drivers and teams are.
I remember flipping through my big fat season preview book before that season and being pretty excited to see this dude. Also somebody should use that BP quote in some nascar meme videos. 5:03 Nowhere to go except the side of another car.
Are you an undercover David stremme fan? Where is the Nascar bust video for him?
I swear 1984 was the year to be alive.
I loved Scott's Roll Tide car in the 2nd Talladega race. That was a cool looking car.
My friend got the die cast last week, I didn't remember that car but it looks awesome
Nascar busts: David stremme
cant forget the "high to my family at home"
I knew of him, but I thought he only showed up for the road races and his sports car career. Forgot he ran full time for a few years.
He ran full time for one year. Ricky Craven replaced him.
This is why you have to stand up for yourself immediately. He allowed himself to get turned every week without turning anyone back and the lack of respect for his ride got him in too many bad situations. Logano got treated like this in the 20 car but came to his own when he got aggressive and willing to tell the drivers what’s going on.
Kinda feel bad for him when he got spun around by Steve Park at Texas, it seemed like he had a good run that day
Clearly this is more attributable to the team than the driver. When a guy is as successful as Pruett in everything he’s touched, there’s gotta be something to point to.
Scott got Docked 50 Points at Sonoma
Finally, after requesting this for over a year. Kudos to BFM.
Championship Seasons: Martin Truex Jr 2017 Bad Seasons: Carl Edwards 2012
Championship Seasons: Jeff Gordon 1997-1998 Bad Seasons: Tony Stewart 2014-2015
Championship Seasons: Tony Stewart 2011 Bad Seasons: Dale Jarrett 2003
Championship Seasons: Chase Elliott 2014 Bad Seasons: Terry Labonte 2004
Championship Seasons: Tyler Reddick 2018 Bad Seasons: Bobby Labonte 2005
Good Seasons: Kevin Harvick 2018 Bad Seasons: Jeremy Mayfield 2006
Good Seasons: Kyle Busch 2018 Bad Seasons: Kasey Kahne 2007
Good Seasons: Matt Kenseth 2013 Bad Seasons: Matt Kenseth 2009
Good Seasons: Jeff Gordon 2014 Bad Seasons: Ricky Rudd 1999
Good Seasons: Dale Earnhardt Jr 2014 Bad Seasons: Sterling Marlin 1997
Good Seasons: Martin Truex Jr 2015-2016 Bad Seasons: Dale Earnhardt 1992
Good Seasons: Clint Bowyer 2012 NASCAR Busts: David Stremme
Good Seasons: Bill Elliott 1985 NASCAR Busts: Loy Allen Jr
Good Seasons: Tim Richmond 1986 NASCAR Busts: Kevin Conway
Good Seasons: Harry Gant 1991 NASCAR Busts: Dylan Kwasniewski
Good Seasons: Rusty Wallace 1993-1994 NASCAR Busts: Dario Franchitti
I remember he was firestones main driver when they came back to indycar/cart
NASCAR busts: AJ Allmendinger
Gone too soon: Davey Allison
SportsStation Ajs not a bust. He was good until he went to a bad team.
Zack Williams 48 what team was he good with?
Team Re-Volting T.G. Castlenut #48 Petty was never a good team after Richard Petty retired
AJ wasn’t a bust, get a clue
feel like any minute now Chris Berman is gonna WHOP! us into the next NFL highlight with this music. Great videos!
One of my favorite cars to drive in NASCAR 2001 is is Tide rookie car. A very forgotten driver.
I’m a Chevy guy, but that Taurus car is one of the best looking that I can remember
NASCAR Busts: Dario Franchitti
I live in the same city as this dude. I looked it up to see if anyone I know was from here and his name looked familiar on the list.
He was wrecked alot, but was probably in the way.
He was wrecked a lot. I feel like certain drivers just get used up by everyone.
@@jaycensored yes you are slow you are off the pace you are in the way they turn you
NASCAR Busts: Kevin Conway
Wood Bruthas how is he a bust when he always had a pile of shit ride?
Hi to my family at home
The man could get around a road course in any series. I always wondered how he'd fare in F1.
F1 are you for real?
So... SCOTT Pruett, SCOTT Speed, SCOTT Wimmer, Brian SCOTT, and SCOTT Riggs, all NASCAR busts... Coincidence? I THINK NOT
I remember watching him at Laguna Seca raceway when he was racing in CART.
"No stock car experience", he did run IROC. Stock cars that ran some big ovals, right?
He seemed to have potential in those times he was leading, but just seemed to be in over his head overall. Glad he went on to be successful.
NASCAR Bust: Shawna Robinson
I have never heard of this guy.....
Then you're not a racing fan. Scott Pruett ruled IMSA in the 90s... Kicked ass in Trans Am... Won in Indycar (technically CART), kicked ass in Grand Am Prototypes, and is basically one of the best American racers to ever pedal a race car.
Bill Auberlen just this weekend (August 2020) beat Scott's record of 60 wins in IMSA competition by winning his 61st race.
@@csonkaperdido dude i wasn't alive in the 90s lol
@@fishproductions22 well he was still winning in Grand Am Prototypes well into the 2010's... Won the Daytona 24 hours a record amount of times... Like 8 or 9 times and he won in like 2011 or 2012
That guy’s got a whole lot more to worry about with that whole EPA thing...
Wasn't he tried to phase out grassroots racing scene by banning people from modifying cars into race cars for once?
One of the best professional drivers ever period. Now making wine.
The one good thing is he still stayed the full season.
That 32 car could be one of the best looking paint schemes I've ever seen.
#97 John Deere and Chad Little have entered the chat. 😁🤘🏼
I've never understood how so many drivers can be so successful in so many other racing series with so many other types of vehicles, but suck so badly in NASCAR. I know this may sound stupid and ignorant of me, but is it really THAT different?
This NFL music is very strange watching a NASCAR clip with
I always loved the Tide paint jobs
I never had heard of him until now with this video
You know he was bad when half the people watching this have probably never heard his name
EDIT: I'm a NASCAR-mostly fan, sorry for knowing him.
Clark Dwyer would be a whole magnitude worse then.
it's sad if that's true; he's a major major figure in motorsports who's won in tons of things as the video shows
If you haven't heard of Pruett are you really a racing fan? NASCAR-only people may not know him, but fans of all types of racing should instantly recognize the name Scott Pruett
I knew Scott Pruett. I forgot about him, though.
@@lorddrac_dontaskmetodance Easy to forget his Cup stint which was one awful season and a few road course ringer rides
Good seasons: I can't recall what year it was but Greg Biffle put together a stellar year maybe 10 or 12 years ago... He finished the season 2nd in points. I'd like to walk down that memory lane if you ever need a video idea.
2005.
NASCAR Busts: Brian Scott
I felt like Pruitt never had a proper chance, a rookie driver with a rookie team just spells disaster. He had some great road races with Ganassi in one off races I was hoping he would steal that 41 ride from mears
UA-cam BUSTS: Black Flags (Dont)Matter 2018! Hahaha na jus playin! BFM is excellennte'! Please keep up the hard work man & it'll pay off in many diff ways. ❤ the Busts series & TY for doing Steve Park as I was requesting & req him bout a month b4 u finally did him. Just keep it man, you & Iceberg & S1ap & a few others, maybe David Land(sometimes) do sucha good job & provide good content for many of thousands just like me. THANK YOU!
Scott Pruett: Does Nothing At PPI
Ricky Craven: Wins 2 Races And Could Win On Any Given Week
I think it's a bit unfair to call Pruett a bust in that he drove one season for a brand-new team that had never run in NASCAR before with probably average equipment.
Perhaps if Cal Wells had gotten him some experience in the Busch Series in 2000 rather than go straight to the Winston Cup Series, that would have helped also.
The final point that needs to be made is he could have won twice. He was leading in Texas before Dale Jr. spun him and he was leading at Infineon before Gordon bumped him, so he was a bit unlucky there.
Agreed. Wells definitely wasn't running a start-n-park operation with last year's equipment, but it was pretty obvious that a new team with an inexperienced driver wasn't going to stand much of a chance.
I've sometimes wondered how Pruett would have fared in he'd spent a year with a more established team after the 2000 season. Not even necessarily a Roush/Hendrick/RCR car, but just a team that had been around for a while and wasn't under so much pressure to prove themselves.
Scott Pruett, and Colin Braun as well, just didn't have a stile that translated well to short races. Endurance racing was Pruett's forte and is Braun's forte. Colin Braun is another one you could do...he ended up back in endurance racing, where he actually got a win before the age of 18.
Scott Pruett honestly could’ve dominated if he entered NASCAR Right. Pruett made 2 Major mistakes for his rookie season
1.He Jumped Straight into cup-Pruett decided to jump straight into the big leagues. He didn’t even attempt a Part-time schedule in The Busch, or Truck Series
2.He Joined mid pact Team-Not only was PPI Motorsports a non contender for most of it’s existence, it was a brand new team founded months before the 2000 season.
based on history a New Driver + a New team = a lot of wrecked race cars & unfortunately Pruett is no different.
Maybe not in NASCAR , but he killing it in the road races
“Hi to my family at home”
Pruett. Riggs. Speed. We need a competitive Scott to break this. EDIT: God, I even forgot Wimmer.
Good Seasons: Ryan Blaney 2017
I'm sure Scott has forgot about that year in Nascar, The rest of the world has..
Honestly he didn’t do as bad as he could’ve. He was fast in a lot of his races, his lack of experience in stock cars hurt him dearly. Had he spent a year or two in the Busch series I legitimately think he could’ve been something in cup.
As it turns out eating a Tide Pod before each race wasn't a winning strategy.....😂
My gosh!! He was horrible, I remember he wasn’t let go from the 32 Tide Team until middle of January of 2001, one month before the Daytona 500. I can’t imagine another season like this
Honestly, Scott is a fantastic driver, but it really seems like so many of the wrecks were not of his own doing. A good 65% of them, he gets hit or dumped. They had speed at times, but I think the costs of all the wrecked cars and having to build new cars just got to be too much.
Seemed to get constantly rear-ended and spun from the looks of it...
NASCAR Busts: Brain Vickers, Brent Sherman, Mike Skinner (Cup), Rick Ware Racing, Ricky Carmichael, Reed Sorenson, David Stremme, Kenny Irwin, Jr, John Wes Townley, BAM Racing, Jeff Green (Cup), Spencer Gallagher, Shane Hmiel, Danny O'Quinn, Jr, Aaron, Fike, ISM Racing, Burney Lamar, Todd Kluever, Johnny Sauter (Cup), Kyle Krisiloff, Patrick Carpentier, and Ontario Motor Speedway.
Don't forget David Ragan and Danica Patrick. Especially Danica. Good Indy driver, just never had what it took to be a stock car racer.
@@sneekibreeki8162 BFM already did Danica.
Ah ok. I'm new to the channel and haven't seen that yet.
@@sneekibreeki8162He has a lot of great videos. You'll like the channel. I've only disagree with 2 of his videos he has.
I know this is a NASCAR channel but I think Scott Pruett was also a bust as a TV announcer during the Lemans broadcast. He wouldn't stop talking about his exploits in the Daytona 24 hour race.
You should do one on chad little. If you haven't already.
I was watching the Phoenix race from 2000 yesterday and he crashed. I thought to myself that Scott Pruett needs a "NASCAR busts" video made. His career in NASCAR was truly abysmal. Otherwise, he's had an amazing racing career.
He should have worked his way up the ladder. Whenever they move a driver up real fast, 9 times out of 10, they end up being busts.
His season was so bad that he DNQed at Watkins Glen, when he's a road course ringer. That's really unfortunate because Pruett is a great driver. It's just that he was thrust into a full year worth of top level stock car racing when he needed to have a full year in Busch with some Cup races instead.
That’s really too bad.Pruitt was really good at the craft.
We can’t get close to you, Danica, you’re loose.
I'm glad that open-wheel drivers have learned by now that unless their name is Smoke or A.J. Foyt, there is no way they're going to be able to transfer successfully over to NASCAR.
How many more wanna send Pruett? Cause seriously every friggin time it was someone just hitting him and sending him.
The most versatile driver ever has to be Stéphane Sarrazin, he's done everything from F1, Formula E, WEC, IMSA, WRC just to name a few.
What's with the name Scott and busts
Yea, Scott Wimmer, Scott Speed, Scott Riggs
Brian SCOTT!!
Grindcore Racer 67 INTO THE WALL **AGAIN**
If your first name is Scott
Then you should not race in Nascar XD
Im too young to know this guy
So, 2000 was DW's final season
Another guy I wouldn't consider a bust. Not his fault that people can't pass clean and need to wreck people . He raced pretty clean and decent enough when people weren't cleaning him out
Again, i wouldn'y call him a bust, he was just not prepared for NASCAR as he was mostly used to driving sports car racers at that time, he knew that after several races, like in the case of Sam Hornish, Juan Montoya, Danica Patrick, Kimi Raikkoneen, and several other drivers well known in other series, NASCAR is a whole different breed, take a look at Earnhardt, Marlin, DJ, DW, Richard Petty, Jeff Gordon, and many greats, it took a year or two to get used to racing stock cars, had Pruett raced in the lower tier NASCAR races first, he might have had a better career in Cup
He was going to win Direct TV race i felt like back then
I feel like you’re still an idiot
Future NASCAR Busts: Cody Ware, BJ McLeod
I don't think they were expected to do good.
Scott is an embarrassment to the Tide Ride.
You forgot him dumping Juan Pablo Montoya
Seems like people named Scott shouldn't drive in Nascar
Still a hero to me
The 3:06 wreck wasn’t his fault from my point of view
Dinoco is all mine at 4:31😆
Scott was a bust as a nascar oval driver. as a road racer, he was snake bitten. overall, he is one of North America's most skilled drivers, Hi to my family at home, as he could drive anything well on road courses. Truly up there with Andretti, Montoya and Foyt.
Scott Pruett was not great as a full-time NASCAR racer! He was great in IndyCar and sports cars! He did, however, find some success as a road course ringer in the Xfinity Series!