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Loved him. Great actor❤

Great fun watching this video !!!!

Gotta love that infield... it's manicured like a cow pasture.

2:03:39 Last lap. Logano wrecks Sellers

First time I ever saw this bizarre finish. The only time I heard about it before now was on the MRN Classic Races. Actually Cale Yarborough started the accident by sliding into the wall after getting into the oil.

I was on my way to Vietnam. 😎

Alan Gustafson: "Keep Your Foot In It!" DW: "Keep Your Foot In It" Mike Joy: "Still Going......." DW: "Keep Your Foot In It AAAAAAHHHHHH!!!!!" Mike Joy: "Pow."

the best part of commentaries. 2:01:53

Thanks for your service Austin

I was there in the backstretch bleachers. Went for many years since it was our local track.

One of the more chaotic races nobody talks about

This is the most boring commentator I've ever heard...

One of the greatest upsets of all time. And one of the best wins of all time too as well.

Thank you so much!!!

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This was a great coverage of a great race in history. Great interview PJ. Enjoyed this much.

I'd like to see some of today's wimps get behind the wheel of a real race car. Not these cookie cutter shit boxes

I really believe nascar attendance went down so fast when the Car of Tomorrow started. NASCAR was so much better with the original car.

Back when horsepower took priority over aerodynamics.

hay the 2012 JEFF FOXWORTHY'S GRIT CHIPS 200 is in (HD)

38:03 no cuts to the audience during the credits

Epic upload

Wow Jerry Orbach was good looking as a young man

I remember Mark Russell from back in the Reagan day's, although political in nature it wasn't nasty or hateful like these days

Bristol never got broadcast in early days what a change took place over the next 10 or so years.

Darrell Waltrip's 61st career win.

Can u by any chance upload the 80 world 600

When Men where Men.

As a fan of law and order it's great to see Jerry Orbach, the first time I ever saw him that young 😊

I've missed seeing this one. I was there. Good memories.

A much more romantic era of stock car racing

30 seconds. with the next 4 cars drafting each other.

still frustrating to watch lead car just pull away from next best 3-4 cars drafting. sure would have been interesting to see if Rutherford could have hung with Baker,Allisons in lead draft in Di-Gard team car.

Economacki said “Dick Trickle! worth the view right there just hearing him call him out as a….a…a STAR!

Is there film of the Talladega 500 that year?

Buddy Baker qualified only twelfth; Bud Moore and his crew yanked out the engine, drove the four and half hours to their Spartanburg SC shop and redid the engine.

I was at that race. Buck had a cast on his leg and we were some where in the crowd at victory lane. Also saw dick hutcherson put some fan on his back with one punch.

I also found 1979 atlanta 500 on the classic nascar site whenever if you get a chance can you uploaded

Oh yeah I also found a another cup race from 1951 at carroll speedway from the waldi channel on RUclips

Hey austin i found 4 nascar cup races from waldi channel 2 from 1954 langhorn and 2 from 1965 cup races one is from southeastern 500 and other is from gywen staley 400

Was this the race that was supposed to be televised on CBS but got rain delayed and CBS never showed the full race as a result?

Martinsville's modified shows were a great mix of the New England/New York guys and the southern modified guys going head-to-head. Great stuff.

Back when stockcar drivers were balls to walls and foot to the floor drivers... no restrictor plates...just skill.

Chase for the NEXTEL Cup timeline: 1:31 - Kurt Busch officially clinched a spot in the Chase 2:45:52 - Jamie McMurray is ELIMINATED from the Chase 2:52:45 - Jamie McMurray gets a DNF and Jeremy Mayfield has locked up a spot in the Chase 2:53:16 - if Ryan Newman finishes within 12 spots of Elliot Sadler, or finishes better than Elliot Sadler, Ryan Newman will be the final driver to lock up a spot in the Chase 2:59:10 - Dale Jarrett is eliminated from the Chase 3:02:57 - Matt Kenseth and Carl Edwards have locked up a spot in the Chase 3:03:05 - Ryan Newman comes across the line and clinches the final spot in the Chase by 69 points over Elliot Sadler. Eliminated from the chase are Elliot Sadler, Jeff Gordon, Dale Jarrett and Kevin Harvick.

@2:30, that ep. that Bob's talking about has yet to air on youtube, in full

When fast was fast and needed big balls to man handle them Cadillacs.

*POINT STANDINGS and WINS before the 1983 FIRECRACKER 400 (16 of 30):* #22 Bobby Allison (2338pts with 3 wins, GM) #11 Darrell Waltrip (-189 with 4 wins, GM) #43 Richard Petty (-208 with 2 wins, GM) #33 Harry Gant (-247 with 1 win, GM) #9 Bill Elliott (-250, Ford) #75 Neil Bonnet (-312 with 1 win, GM) #98 Joe Ruttman (-422, GM) #44 Terry Labonte (-539, GM) #3 Ricky Rudd (-551 with 1 win, GM) Buddy Arrington (Dodge #67) was 13th, Dave Marcis (GM #71) was 15th, 1982 best rookie Geoff Bodine (GM #88) was 17th and Ron Bouchard (GM #47) was 19th. The Daytona 500, Atlanta 500 and Motor State 400 were won by part-timer Cale Yarborough (GM #28). Drivers listed are the season's current top8, last season's top8 plus the rookie of the year before and whatever race winner that doesn't fit any of those 2 descriptions. Yes, I’m using the unsponsored names of the races. In Daytona’s case, the season opener is the Daytona 500 while the July 4th one is the Firecracker 400.

Why was the race skipping