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- Have you been to the basement of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum? I got to go where few have ventured, and there was one particular car that caught my eye. Can you guess which one it was? You don’t have to… just watch.
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I had the chance to take the IMS tour for the 1st time back in January. It awakened something that I haven’t felt since I was a kid watching my dad race dirt late models…That certain mystique and feeling like it’s larger than life, if you get my meaning.
Within 15 minutes of leaving the track on that cold day, I bought tickets to my 1st Indy 500. What a weekend this is about to be.
I did the tour before the race in 93' left a case of warm beer underneath and track worker aaid I'll keep a special eye on that, came out and my shit was gone, went directly to the fkn snake pit in turn 1 and found my cooler, approached a dude in a really short lawn chair and was gonna kick em in the teeth (cooler was in front of their car) i hesitated, and dudes had nothin to do with it and replaced my beer and ice for the race i loved the snake pit, the new snake pit is a joke lol
AJ only man to pit his own car, fix a stuck shift rod, throw a few tools, yell at crew chief, then get back in the car and drive off in a rage!
And still have the lead by half a lap? Sorry thought it needed a little more shock factor...
Man, he was a "win at all costs" , before the term even EXISTED
@@davidpeters2625 and tough to deal with and tough to beat, he had a temper and was known to use it , so badass he was winning in the era of lotus cars with a dirt roadster at the milwalki mile but had to refuel so lost the lead.
@@manga12 so basically the Tony Stewart, of IndyCar, before Tony Stewart ACTUALLY came to IndyCar.....
@@davidpeters2625 oh I would say aj was and is meanner to tie with.
My first Indy 500 was 1976 , crazy year at the track . Was 13 years old. The show your t*ts for 76' was mind altering. Then got to go back 77' for AJ # 4 !
Very cool Tony 👍🏼!
Excellent!
Happy birthday tony
I've been in the basement.... in June of 2009. A small group of my friends and I were granted a visit. After we spent time in the museum looking at all the cars, we were ushered into a hall way, given specific instructions that we could look around as long as we liked, that no photography was allowed, not to touch anything, and no photos at all. They took us down a staircase into a dark room, reminded us of the rules, we walked through the double doors, and stood there until the lights were flipped on. Speechless, nobody spoke out loud, just walked around in awe. The cars there, amazing...... pace cars, the model T's of all types, the Jaguar that was used by (I think) Clark Gable. Smoke's old go-kart, the Bentley, pre-war Lincolns and Cadillacs, stunning cars.
thanks Tony
Cool. Like to see it sometime. I'm from Payne Ohio.and work at Lee Kinstles in Van Wert Ohio. Very interested in race car engineering. But self taught and always learning. Thanks for the great videos.
Been a fan of you since 1999 great presentation Smoke 🔥
Me too, I was a kid racing sprint cars at the time and qualifying for the Daytona 500 happens and I'm like who is Tony Stewart and my dad filled me in and I was a smoke fan from that point on, we were die hard Earnhardt fans and my dad stayed one but Tony was my man, at one point my mom knew a photographer that would get into victory Lane a lot and somehow he got a picture of me with my Sprint car with all my trophies I had won in my rookie year and gave it to Tony to sign well somehow the picture got put up in his desk in his fan club office and his mom was going through the desk like 2 years later and found the picture and ended up calling all my sponsors to eventually find our new phone number and then she called my mom that day and they talked for like 2 hours, Pam Boas is her name :) it was probably like 2004 2005 before I ever found out he was an Indy car champion just two years before he went into the cup series, what was crazy was I was a big Junior fan in the bush series and followed like every race and even those smoke ran I think the whole 98 season in the bush series I never heard of him then either, that outside pole run in his rookie 500 was what put him on the map for me
@@diychad7268 wow what a story. Tony Stewart is the Goat of his generation regarding racing in and winning races and championships in multiple series at a all time high level. He took versitality and winning to another level even winning a championship as a driver car owner and another with Kevin Harvick. It's just a damn shame he never won the Indy or Daytona 500. Hell knows it wasn't because he wasn't good enough. But he is the goat also because he raced in a time where he was the only consistent driver out the gate to take many wins and championships away from Hendrick. He rose to the challenge and beat two high class hall of famers at the highest level year in and year out over and over again win lose or draw and under different points systems too. Again speaking to his versitality. I think he's the greatest prodigy in racing probably ever.
Go Smoke!
Thanks so much Tony! 👍
That front end with the wing? I’m pretty sure it was a Wild Cat from Bignotti? I remember Gordon Johncock driving the North American Van Lines car as well as the STP sponsored cars. Pretty cool!
Tony next time wear mirrored glasses so we can get a peak of what else is down there!!!!!
I am a big fan of you
Wicked Cool 😎
Thanks for sharing
Phil and Tammy
PFON
This is cool I want to see it
Man I miss Tony racing in Nascar
We have him now at the NHRA, he's a great attraction,and he's doing great!!!
Wish this guy would have asked Tony his opinion on restrictor plate racing
Tony that guy is looking At u going 🤫 🤐 🤫 stop talking Tony. Lol this shits a secret 🤫
I visited the museum about 4 years ago, but I don't remember a tour being offered. Is this new?
I wonder if the guy in Pennsylvania he is talking about is his good friend Lou Cicconi.... Aka Liquid Lou
So cool
😎😎😎
Do you mean...I beat you to the basement? LMAO!!! I got to take a tour 5-6 years ago, before they auctioned a bunch of stuff off....
AMAZING! And eclectic collection
I'm pretty sure they tested the radiator grill lol
thats basic shit even back then
They used to cover the front of the Coyote nose to hide from others what they were doing with the opening. @3:34 if you look at the nose, the configuration is different (more fiberglass cross bracing), so the nose and grill area was DEFINITELY an area to find downforce advantages with different designs.
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Coyote
Rip Kevin Ward jr.
Yes. This was a terrible tragedy. But running around on a racetrack.. at night.. in a black suit.. to do what? To tell the most proven race car driver at the track how to drive? I'm sure Tony feels terrible. You trolling him on his channel only shows your character.
Yeah go smoke one, get it Smoke one🔥🤣🤣. Here's to ya "Smoke"🍻🍺🍺 😎🤙
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Nope not anymore. GO WOKE GO BROKE! Hey Doug how's all the balloons coming along?
What the hell is your comment even in regards to
@@diychad7268 He's mad that IMS isn't releasing hundreds of balloons into the air for the Indy 500 ceremonies anymore
@@diychad7268 Check by the solar panels and the all inclusive meeting at the speedway. Do some homework.