I see Kyle Bush as the first of an incoming generation. Everyone now can race well enough, but they can't just shut up and keep the crying and drama out of the media. Remember when DE gave Terry Labonte the dump and run at bristol on the last lap. Dale said" I didn't mean to spin him, just rattle his cage". Didn't see Terry next crying about Dale. He just remembered it and went out next week with payback in the back of his mind. Everything was settled on the track.
You know you long for old style racing, when you are watching a vhs copy of a 30 year old race on CZcams and don't bother to move past the commercials. And I REMEMBER watching this race as a 12 year old.
I was at this race. We arrived the afternoon before and camped in the infield & watched the race from just about every in the infield we were allowed to go during the 500. I was 27 yrs old at the time.
The in car footage is absolutely stellar! I remember this fondly... doesn't seem that long ago really. But the perspective, the focal length is SPOT on ... just well executed. F1 did this too ... the forward looking without excessive wideangle. IndyCar shots are well done using wideangle lens. Quality HDTVs can be spectacular with a wide angle high def shot... but back then formatted 4:3, the tighter, more realistic perspective made was just killer. What's important ... was more focused ... like the view out the windshield. CBS Sports production team, Ken Squire, Ned Jarrett, Mike Joy, and Dave Despain... for goodness sake, best of the best.
Considering the depth and severity of Bobby Allison's injuries, his recovery has been amazing. A lot of people never recover from those sorts of brain injuries...
Thanks for posting these races. I grew up glued to NASCAR on the tv every weekend. Brings back to a more simple time in my life and even the commercials are fun to watch.
I was a teen and a Ford fan in the late 80s and it was a great time watching Bill Elliot run laps around the others doing over 200 mph in that Thunderbird. When they put the restrictor plates on which put the Fords at a permanent disadvantage I stopped watching NASCAR and never went back.
Didnt matter within 10 years ford started falling behind GM, not to mention GM had better drivers which didnt help. They slowly added restrictions until they got the pack racing in 99 00
With Darrell Waltrip's win, the Daytona 500 began a six year stretch of first time Daytona 500 winners (the other first time winners were Derrick Cope in 1990, Ernie Irvan in 1991, Davey Allison in 1992, Dale Jarrett in 1993 and Sterling Marlin in 1994). Darrell had also just turned 42 two weeks before the Daytona 500.
gone but not forgotten about we will be able to see him again one day well just have to be patient and when that day comes we will see our great friend again we all love you as fans we never got to meet with him in tihis life but we will in the next he did write me a letter that i keep near and dear to me they put him in enough we all love you Dale Sr until the next life> chris k!!!!!
Yes these were the good old days of racing. My uncle used to go to Talladega and Daytona with his old reel to reel camera and we would watch those races on the old movie screen.
I was 29 and at home watching the race. Loved it. Got a chance to go to Talladega in 96 was a lot of fun. Had my wife record the race so I could watched what I missed watching live.
Only sport left that has a prayer before every event and televises it as well. They show nfl players praying for injured athletes, but as soon as someone like Ray Lewis starts praising God they try ripping the mic away.
Man oh man I long for the NASCAR of old. Everything was much simpler, which made it better. My favorite broadcast team of all-time was ESPN's Bob Jenkins, Ned Jarrett, and Benny Parsons in the booth, with Jerry Punch, and John Kernan in the pits. Once Winston left NASCAR, along with Bill France Jr's day to day leadership, it's been all downhill ever since.
"The racing is so much better these days " literally, if a race like this happened today, the old fan would burn the place down with "BACK IN MY DAY!!"
@@buckeyefangirl1976 Actually......It was a line out of "The Sopranos" For what it's worth......Earnhardt Sr. wasn't strapped in. Tony Stewart is guilty as sin. Not an opinion. I have proof.
This was Darrell Waltrip at his wily best...Am I the only one that wonders why Alan Kulwicki didn't pull out and let Waltrip pass him so HE could draft and save fuel? Instead he has to pit and Waltrip wins the race.Great stuff.
Alan had a flat tire. 3:28:49 you can see him run over a piece of metal and go high in Turn 1. Alan said after the race that he had enough gas to make it to the end. Really disappointing. Would’ve been an interesting finish between AK and DW.
Ole DW is the man! He really dominated the 80’s but he just had a jinx at Daytona. Hell in 84 Cale Yarborough passed him for 1st on the last lap! Boogity boogity boogity boys! Let’s go to victory lane! Love ya DW!
You never seen that before? Sorry 😞, this is what real Nascar looks like 😁... already shackles them with restrictors. No need to make them even slower with drag.... no, rhats modern wokecar😅
I heard he had his carb confiscated by Nascar and the one they put on had slightly smaller jets, so he had less power but got better mileage and was able to win the race. Can’t script that stuff!
Great race the first one I remeber watching as a young one I was 4 awesome you kept in the commercials makes the race even better keep up the sweet uploads buddy
Nice, I was born 4 days after this race lol, first race I remember being at was Richmond when Rusty dumped Gordon and ended his night. Earnhardt won, I think he won the 500 that season or the season after.
When the Cleveland Browns was moved to Baltimore and there was no browns for about 4 years I became a huge Nascar fan in the mid-90s and it probably died out 2010 for me but I do still occasionally watch NASCAR
David Hobbs is one of the coolest dudes you could ever meet. With him, Ken Squier, and Chris Economaki, I loved CBS broadcasts Not gonna lie, Kim Hillin was a hottie back in the day.
Crash at 1:29:58, in car view at 1:32:47, and in slow motion inside the car at 1:36:03 ... so lucky he didn't suffer a basial skull fracture from that impact !
I attended this race. We arrived the afternoon before and camped in the infield to watch the 500 the following day. I was 27 at the time. This would be the last race I ever attended in person. But I always watched them on TV afterwards......and ever since they first started airing NASCAR on tv. But like most long-time hardcore fans, I quit watching altogether when they did just about everything to destroy this once glorious sport. It's a damned shame.
Damn shame indeed, i live about 45 min from Rockingham , 2hr from Charlotte, and an hr from Darlington. Been to many races at all those tracks back in the 90s actually my first race was at the Rock in 88 when i was 20yrs old. I quit watching around 2014 when they ruined everthing and now the cars only have 550hp that's pathetic compared to the almost 900 the had through the 90s and early 2000s and in the 800s most other years, the drivers were men not these spoiled brat little kids that whine about everything and are cold fish with no personalities. Just listen to those cars here and how beautiful they were with actual paint jobs not some vinal wrap stuck on the side.
@@badmonkey2222 Exactly.......today's drivers spend more time behind some microphone on some damned stage than they do behind the wheel. Then there's racing "periods".........I thought only females were suppose to have periods. And for what.......I guess so all the teams & drivers can have cake & ice cream. Also "the chase" and "the play offs".......they have literally tried to turn this sport into "the NFL/NBA on wheels"........About the only thing they lack now is hiring Oprah Winfrey or Kim Kardashian as a race announcer.
@@badmonkey2222 LOL......No "wishing"........Besides, myself & millions of other long-time fans are DONE with this ruined sport. I'm just tellin' it like it is. They haven't done a single solitary thing to reverse all of the endless screw ups they continue to do. So I could really care less what they do at this point. Take care.......
@@howabouthetruth2157 hey man i'm right there with you i pretty much stopped watching around 2014 or so, all a sad figment of the past to me and that hurts to say.
@@brianbooher7318 True he was on his last legs but would've been nice to see him there...in saying that, nascar probably wouldn't have their testing that they implemented later rather than sooner..
January of 89’ is when I was born. It’s ironic how Ken & Chris were talking about the Chevys on the superspeedways, & DW wins! Didn’t he get Hoosier a win too??
I raced CCS Superbike in 1999 at Daytona aboard a GSXR/750. With a feild of 42 i finished 11th, "with a broken wrist and no cast!!" Bill Elliot was no hero!
JesusHippie Yea, That was quite a lick wasn’t it? Did you see how much his head & neck bobbled around?! Thank goodness the drivers are as safe as they’ve ever been behind the wheel today.
@@randybobandy9243 very similar to Michael Waltrip's crash at Talladega in 1988. In both cases you could see their heads violently snap back (I believe both hit the steering wheel). In Waltrip's case he staggered incoherently out of the car and across the track with little knowledge cars were still at speed.
The onboard camera in the Ridley wreck and the one that captured Michael Waltrip's head hit the steering wheel at Talladega in '88 were probably the first on-air glimpses into what became a devastating problem. Ridley and Waltrip literally had to be inches away from death. Waltrip was knocked so silly at 'Dega he wondered across the track before the caution came out.
Did the Satellite Feed of this race disapear? Was this the channel it was on? I know it was posted previously, and the conclusion of the race made much more sense when viewed that way.
Sure do miss these days of racing. The cars, the drivers and the announcers. Showing my age but I enjoyed the sport so much more back then.
Back then people had more balls and didn’t care about political correctness
I see Kyle Bush as the first of an incoming generation. Everyone now can race well enough, but they can't just shut up and keep the crying and drama out of the media. Remember when DE gave Terry Labonte the dump and run at bristol on the last lap. Dale said" I didn't mean to spin him, just rattle his cage". Didn't see Terry next crying about Dale. He just remembered it and went out next week with payback in the back of his mind. Everything was settled on the track.
@@impalalover8030 still dont.
Aren’t they still racing and them still talking 😂
Poppy
You know you long for old style racing, when you are watching a vhs copy of a 30 year old race on CZcams and don't bother to move past the commercials. And I REMEMBER watching this race as a 12 year old.
I was at this race. We arrived the afternoon before and camped in the infield & watched the race from just about every in the infield we were allowed to go during the 500. I was 27 yrs old at the time.
ps........pardon the typo. I meant to say "everywhere in the infield"......
Amen. Thank GOD for you tube
First race I ever watched, I was 6.
I remember watching as a kid too. I was a huge Schrader fan, was heartbroke
I was at this one, my first and only Nascar race. Drove down from Denver with some friends. Great experience!
The in car footage is absolutely stellar!
I remember this fondly... doesn't seem that long ago really.
But the perspective, the focal length is SPOT on ... just well executed.
F1 did this too ... the forward looking without excessive wideangle.
IndyCar shots are well done using wideangle lens. Quality HDTVs can be spectacular with a wide angle high def shot... but back then formatted 4:3, the tighter, more realistic perspective made was just killer.
What's important ... was more focused ... like the view out the windshield.
CBS Sports production team, Ken Squire, Ned Jarrett, Mike Joy, and Dave Despain... for goodness sake, best of the best.
I really really miss watching these old NASCAR racing a whole whole lot
I love the ads, really nice to see all those old ads that probably haven't been seen in over 20 years
I remember a bunch of those from when I was a kid
Closer to 30 years
anonymous anonymous the 80’s rule
I like the adds and the digital sound .. i didnt know how good the 80s were then.
Ford and Chevy commercials are golden
Considering the depth and severity of Bobby Allison's injuries, his recovery has been amazing. A lot of people never recover from those sorts of brain injuries...
Exactly at one point in late 92 he was talking about getting back in a race car so glad he didn't he is a very lucky man he survived
Thanks for posting these races. I grew up glued to NASCAR on the tv every weekend. Brings back to a more simple time in my life and even the commercials are fun to watch.
You are right as rain. Sam S.
I was a teen and a Ford fan in the late 80s and it was a great time watching Bill Elliot run laps around the others doing over 200 mph in that Thunderbird.
When they put the restrictor plates on which put the Fords at a permanent disadvantage I stopped watching NASCAR and never went back.
Didnt matter within 10 years ford started falling behind GM, not to mention GM had better drivers which didnt help. They slowly added restrictions until they got the pack racing in 99 00
Love the sound of these cars
With Darrell Waltrip's win, the Daytona 500 began a six year stretch of first time Daytona 500 winners (the other first time winners were Derrick Cope in 1990, Ernie Irvan in 1991, Davey Allison in 1992, Dale Jarrett in 1993 and Sterling Marlin in 1994). Darrell had also just turned 42 two weeks before the Daytona 500.
I forgot that ernie Irvin won the 500, great driver, had too many terrible accidents
This is the nascar I grew up on living in Walburg NC! I remember watching this race with my dad at 6 yr old.
6:18 and three members of the Nascar on Fox team in later years are together
Schrader and Earnhardt racing up front. Man I feel for Schrader, he was the first person to know that Dale was gone....
Did you catch the Dale jr download with Schrader? Dale Jr and him had a good talk about it
Was also dale best friends ...they was in talladega flip and this one ...u need listen and watch dale jr podcast with Ken Schrader I laughed and cried
gone but not forgotten about we will be able to see him again one day well just have to be patient and when that day comes we will see our great friend again we all love you as fans we never got to meet with him in tihis life but we will in the next he did write me a letter that i keep near and dear to me they put him in enough we all love you Dale Sr until the next life> chris k!!!!!
Get over it
@@drivin379 the greatest story ever told was hilarious
2:33:21 Goodyear commercial featuring two NASCAR drivers who are driving on Hoosiers this race.
Yes these were the good old days of racing. My uncle used to go to Talladega and Daytona with his old reel to reel camera and we would watch those races on the old movie screen.
I was 29 and at home watching the race. Loved it. Got a chance to go to Talladega in 96 was a lot of fun. Had my wife record the race so I could watched what I missed watching live.
Love taking trips back in time. Thanks
I was blown away by the prayer at beginning of race ....
Only sport left that has a prayer before every event and televises it as well. They show nfl players praying for injured athletes, but as soon as someone like Ray Lewis starts praising God they try ripping the mic away.
You got to love Jody Ridley with that chew in his mouth during that interview now that’s real NASCAR right there
The PC NASCAR of today wouldn’t stand for that.
Slayton Rider Yeah Slayton I’m waiting for him to spit in Mike Joys pocket.lol
Wish we could go back to this nascar.. driving so fast the tires let loose.. Davey was still around.. great time
Neil bonnet rolling on the ground and cars flying by with no caution until a lap later lol man these guys had balls
Giant brass ones
Man oh man I long for the NASCAR of old. Everything was much simpler, which made it better. My favorite broadcast team of all-time was ESPN's Bob Jenkins, Ned Jarrett, and Benny Parsons in the booth, with Jerry Punch, and John Kernan in the pits.
Once Winston left NASCAR, along with Bill France Jr's day to day leadership, it's been all downhill ever since.
"The racing is so much better these days " literally, if a race like this happened today, the old fan would burn the place down with "BACK IN MY DAY!!"
Thanks for sharing ..love to relive again the days when racing was racing.❤☺👍
*"Remember When"* Is the lowest form of conversation.
@@raymond3803 your opinion.
@@raymond3803 which BTW doesnt matter to me👍☺ have a good day.
@@buckeyefangirl1976 Actually......It was a line out of "The Sopranos"
For what it's worth......Earnhardt Sr. wasn't strapped in. Tony Stewart is guilty as sin. Not an opinion. I have proof.
Thx. nascar. have enjoyed watching during pandemic.
This was Darrell Waltrip at his wily best...Am I the only one that wonders why Alan Kulwicki didn't pull out and let Waltrip pass him so HE could draft and save fuel? Instead he has to pit and Waltrip wins the race.Great stuff.
He still may not have made it, but yea would've been better than not trying. He was probably just thinking of winning and being out front
@@bradpoole238 he knew he couldn't pass waltrip again within serious help
Alan had a flat tire. 3:28:49 you can see him run over a piece of metal and go high in Turn 1. Alan said after the race that he had enough gas to make it to the end. Really disappointing. Would’ve been an interesting finish between AK and DW.
i love the stokcar ! this grain and ambience of time VHS and old TV diffusion it's really cool
The Daytona 500 and then the Lakers and Celtics back in 1989. CBS ruled Sunday Sports.
Bird vs magic was always must see
Ole DW is the man! He really dominated the 80’s but he just had a jinx at Daytona. Hell in 84 Cale Yarborough passed him for 1st on the last lap! Boogity boogity boogity boys! Let’s go to victory lane! Love ya DW!
I couldnt stand that whiney butch but he certainly was one of the best to ever get in a race car
@@brianbooher7318 nobody gives a $#it
The soap opera music CBS Sports used at the end though haha.
Excelente corrida parabéns pra quem postou!
Wow those spoilers are practically horizontal to the track! Love to see the low downforce racing
You never seen that before? Sorry 😞, this is what real Nascar looks like 😁... already shackles them with restrictors. No need to make them even slower with drag.... no, rhats modern wokecar😅
1989. One of my favourite Daytona 500 of all time apart from many others.
49:52 "You certainly don't want to touch anyone running at this speed!"
Unless you're a Bodine. Or a Cup driver in 2018.
Lmao
Nooo they cry now when u bump em or rub em
They don't run this fast now anyways with the pathetic 550hp cars they have now
or a certain someone on the 15th lap of the 2021 daytona 500
@@SomeUsernameSomeoneElseTookIt More like everyone in 2021
CBS: We’ll be with you for the rest of the way after these messages. Also CBS: Let’s take another commercial break
Hendrick Motorsports using a 200' Jr. Johnson fuel line!
I heard he had his carb confiscated by Nascar and the one they put on had slightly smaller jets, so he had less power but got better mileage and was able to win the race. Can’t script that stuff!
Great race the first one I remeber watching as a young one I was 4 awesome you kept in the commercials makes the race even better keep up the sweet uploads buddy
S
I forgot all about the wife and home segments. They're fantastic.
Man, this is so much better than today with the crashes at the end every year and every car nearly the same.
89 was a great year for darrell, he won seven races, and most popular driver.
3:32:45 Mike Joy and Jeff Hammond, who would work together in the Fox booth a decade and a half later! And, of course, D.W.! Boogity, boogity.
You are forgetting Larry Mac also got into the fox sports both
@@PieFights Him, too!
Boogity!
This is back when real men had grit and balls!
One of my all time favorite races
Was inside of turn one on top of a Uhaul truck that weekend!! Good times!
I'm sure
Nice, I was born 4 days after this race lol, first race I remember being at was Richmond when Rusty dumped Gordon and ended his night. Earnhardt won, I think he won the 500 that season or the season after.
When the Cleveland Browns was moved to Baltimore and there was no browns for about 4 years I became a huge Nascar fan in the mid-90s and it probably died out 2010 for me but I do still occasionally watch NASCAR
Jody Ridley is a badass!!!
Shit I miss this racing and I am only 29 haha wish they would make the body of the cars look like this again just for a throw back
1989. The year I was born. Always will be a DW fan even though I never got to see THE DW, If you know whatta mean.
The moment The Unknown Race Fan ended his short career; 1:13:37
PokerGrinder 1:13:49 ...but the unknown crew member keeps carrying on 🤣🤣🤣
2:17:00: pretty interesting segment
Thank you! I would have never found that.
@@trevorcollum6883 Sure thing!
@@borzak101 I wonder if the use of ethanol-gas mix in today's NASCAR racing has mitigated the levels of CO in peoples' blood.
@@borzak101 Just listed to Mast talk about what he went through on the Dale Jr. podcast.
@@lucaswood9624 was just going to say that lol
I love the old commercials
that jody ridley in-car view at 1:34:00 gives you a slight idea of what dale sr must've had happen in 2001.
David Hobbs is one of the coolest dudes you could ever meet. With him, Ken Squier, and Chris Economaki, I loved CBS broadcasts
Not gonna lie, Kim Hillin was a hottie back in the day.
Crash at 1:29:58, in car view at 1:32:47, and in slow motion inside the car at 1:36:03 ... so lucky he didn't suffer a basial skull fracture from that impact !
David Hobbs demoted to interviewing wives. Perfect.
"A HUGE PATEEMER OF OIL"... Mr. Hobbs exactly what the hell is a pateemer? 😆
@@KellieLeigh48 right. Lol
I attended this race. We arrived the afternoon before and camped in the infield to watch the 500 the following day. I was 27 at the time. This would be the last race I ever attended in person. But I always watched them on TV afterwards......and ever since they first started airing NASCAR on tv. But like most long-time hardcore fans, I quit watching altogether when they did just about everything to destroy this once glorious sport. It's a damned shame.
Damn shame indeed, i live about 45 min from Rockingham , 2hr from Charlotte, and an hr from Darlington. Been to many races at all those tracks back in the 90s actually my first race was at the Rock in 88 when i was 20yrs old. I quit watching around 2014 when they ruined everthing and now the cars only have 550hp that's pathetic compared to the almost 900 the had through the 90s and early 2000s and in the 800s most other years, the drivers were men not these spoiled brat little kids that whine about everything and are cold fish with no personalities. Just listen to those cars here and how beautiful they were with actual paint jobs not some vinal wrap stuck on the side.
@@badmonkey2222 Exactly.......today's drivers spend more time behind some microphone on some damned stage than they do behind the wheel. Then there's racing "periods".........I thought only females were suppose to have periods. And for what.......I guess so all the teams & drivers can have cake & ice cream. Also "the chase" and "the play offs".......they have literally tried to turn this sport into "the NFL/NBA on wheels"........About the only thing they lack now is hiring Oprah Winfrey or Kim Kardashian as a race announcer.
@@howabouthetruth2157 careful what you wish for 😂....
@@badmonkey2222 LOL......No "wishing"........Besides, myself & millions of other long-time fans are DONE with this ruined sport. I'm just tellin' it like it is. They haven't done a single solitary thing to reverse all of the endless screw ups they continue to do. So I could really care less what they do at this point. Take care.......
@@howabouthetruth2157 hey man i'm right there with you i pretty much stopped watching around 2014 or so, all a sad figment of the past to me and that hurts to say.
Came for the race stayed for the commercials lol
Tim Richmond should've been in this race
Damn Right
Tim Richmond wasn't able by this point he would be dead in less than 7 months
@@brianbooher7318 True he was on his last legs but would've been nice to see him there...in saying that, nascar probably wouldn't have their testing that they implemented later rather than sooner..
how i got hook on nascar and darrel came my fav driver that tide ride was so cool
Real racing......no f@cking “segments”. 😎 And the ads rocked.
And no football related gimmicks in a racing series
January of 89’ is when I was born. It’s ironic how Ken & Chris were talking about the Chevys on the superspeedways, & DW wins! Didn’t he get Hoosier a win too??
Yep he won this race on Hoosier
I raced CCS Superbike in 1999 at Daytona aboard a GSXR/750. With a feild of 42 i finished 11th, "with a broken wrist and no cast!!" Bill Elliot was no hero!
Congratulations Alan kulwicki! RIP my friend amen 🙏😔😢😪❤😞🙏9/23/21
The Bill Elliott commercial at 1:40:07 is absolutely hilarious!! pure gold!
Dam Jodie riddely pounded that wall.its a shame bill wasn't able to run this race being the defending cup champion.
The race here is much more spread out than today's Daytona races.
With restrictor plates, when the race goes long without a yellow and when green flag pit stops happened, they do spread out
4:11 - Weird seeing a Goodyear Tire advertisement with all the motorsport champions considering everyone was forced to run Hoosier Tires in the 89 500
The thunderbird we're definitely ahead of their time at this point.
Jody Ridley's crash in Turn 2 was U-G-L-Y. Thank God he got out of shape before he hit the wall.
JesusHippie
Yea, That was quite a lick wasn’t it? Did you see how much his head & neck bobbled around?! Thank goodness the drivers are as safe as they’ve ever been behind the wheel today.
@@randybobandy9243 very similar to Michael Waltrip's crash at Talladega in 1988. In both cases you could see their heads violently snap back (I believe both hit the steering wheel). In Waltrip's case he staggered incoherently out of the car and across the track with little knowledge cars were still at speed.
Yeah, that was nasty, almost identical to the wreck that Elliot broke his wrist in, hard hit!
Both of these wrecks are crazy
Davey Allison: 36:36
?IDK : 2:41:30
both were in the same spots crazy Flip And Near Flip WOW
2:41:30 is Phil Barkdoll
@@SHEVYWOOD Thanks for the info
How's that at&t devinity 75/85 going? They said it's LITERALLY IMPOSSIBLE to outgrow lol. Commercials from back then were quite confident
that in car camera with jody ridley was scary as hell
The onboard camera in the Ridley wreck and the one that captured Michael Waltrip's head hit the steering wheel at Talladega in '88 were probably the first on-air glimpses into what became a devastating problem. Ridley and Waltrip literally had to be inches away from death. Waltrip was knocked so silly at 'Dega he wondered across the track before the caution came out.
This was the day I became a ken schrader fan!..and still am today...🤙🏼🇺🇸
been a Schrader fan my whole life 👊
Five Speed ....good stuff!!
@@fivespeed42 Everyone's a Schrader fan, even if they have a different favorite!
The same day my football team Esporte Clube Bahia won the 2nd Brazilian Championship on Beira-Rio, let's go Bahia!
I Won the Daytona 500! Won the Daytona 500! Wait?! This is the Daytona 500 isn't it?! Don't tell me it isn't!
Hey NASCAR, what the hell happened.
HOLY HAIRPIECE AT 01:50 IT LOOKS LIKE HES GOING TO LIFT OFF,,,, DAMN NO MIRROR AT THE TRACK IN 89,, Nice I like it
If Darrell didn't have Kulwicki to draft off for them laps, he doesn't make it.
Memories Memories Memories
The cars looked so much better back then.
Driver Neil bonnet laying on the ground no caution ! Oh my gawd
Wish I could go back
At least 3 years in a row Celtics vs Lakers after the race lol
Been watching chronologically, its the 3rd consecutive year. The first one cut Geoff Bodines victory celebration short
@@MrChristopherHaas think of all the nascar coverage that's been cut short, busch series and Winston cup.
My favorite involves Dave Marcis. NOW think about all of the races whereits raining, delayed, and they are on ALL. DAY. LONG.
Todays NASCAR kids can make it rain in Arizona, Las Vegas, Southern California...
Bird vs magic was must see tv
Great days of racing
SUCH A CLASSIC RACE!!!!!!!!!!!!!! GOOD JOB DW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
What’s old sneaky sneak doing at 7:17 reaching behind the seat looking around
🤣
Reaching for the window net.
Dropping lead shot out.
Did the Satellite Feed of this race disapear? Was this the channel it was on? I know it was posted previously, and the conclusion of the race made much more sense when viewed that way.
You can find it here: czcams.com/video/Fb2X1gPcgWo/video.html
@SMIFF TV Oh! Thank you! That explains why I wasn't finding it; there's no mention that it's a satellite feed.
1:32:48 I had to watch that at .25 speed just to see how that head snapped forward! It is easy to imagine how that has killed drivers!
2:44:06: how could he be talking to his driver, Ken?
Tandy computer. Two disk drives. No hard drive.
Holy cow chase looks so much like his dad
The announcer said 8 first time drivers. None of these guys race anymore. Can't believe it's been that long.
1:29:58 And there's the Big One
DW got a close call
CHECK THE FUEL LINES
Why the mic is held about 1mm from his mouth 😂
1990 Dale stunk up the show. Got a flat last lap and missed winning Daytona 500 and all the plate races that year. he won the other 3
7:02....wheres the KUBOTA TRACTOR....I hear it but dont see it
It's hard to know Davey and Clifford would die just a few years later
Cant find te 720p option?
720 didn't exist in 1989
These races more fun than all the cars in one clump. That stinks.