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What's The Best Cheating Story You've Heard In NASCAR? | DJD Reloaded
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- Andrew and Carla recap all the cheating news across NASCAR this week, welcome Kip Childress, Executive Director of CARS Tour, to the Bojangles studio, and driver Bubba Pollard joins to announce his Xfinity Series opportunity at JR Motorsports.
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I can't get enough of the cheating stories.
Too bad everyone now hates it. All the fans were crying because logano wore a glove. I’m pretty 90% of people don’t even know how he cheated they just saw they cheated and wanted to add onto the hate because logano. The nascar fans are getting more and more pathetic. The fact chase Elliot is the most popular driver shows they don’t care if madcar is borning.
@@dedo7326no kidding I saw a comment on a different video talking about Joey's glove, and the dude was just ranting for 4 giant paragraphs about how nascar has 0 integrity and its full of cheaters. Guy was like I started as a joey fan but now I can never respect him and am throwing away all my Lagano stuff. I was like dude if you can't see the difference between cheating and rule bending or the the nuances of the rule book, maybe this isn't your sport. Dude wrote back I thank I'm just going to start watching f1.
@@robertstone9988 yeah f1 is the sport for that guy honestly. What a tool. When I saw that glove I thought it was absolutely genius. People really should start thinking about how smart some of the stuff is they do. Especially like a webbed glove. It’s so obvious but someone had to snitch. I wouldn’t mind seeing it done a few more time. I encourage it. Especially with how everyone’s car is the same and you can’t really do much to the car. It’s cool to see out of the box thinking.
@@dedo7326 yeah the fact he thanks f1 would be any different just made me laugh and I as like yeah I'm done with this guy lol he's entitled to his opinion but yeah ok bud. Way I see it th 22 team took advantage of a technicality in the rule book and nascar used a different technicality to shut them down. This is just how it works and has always worked. My favorite is the rule that said the fuel tank could only be so big, but said nothing about how long your fuel lines could be. 40 feet of fuel line all coiled up in the back of the car should hold few extra gallons. Genius same with putting a hole in the frame to let out lead shot and lightening the car. Even smarter putting the hole in the jacking spot so when they jack it up to inspect it they can't see th hole. If you ant cheating you ant trying
It all depends on who and what team did the cheating.
Smokey was the King of reading between the lines of the Rules 🏁🏁🏁
John Harbaugh was not caught cheating. However, Jim Harbaugh , his brother was
the issue with the glove was because it was not SFI certified, right?
Smokey with the Chevelle that the template wouldn't fit, so they tested the template on a Chevelle in the parking lot. Both were Smokey's and were very cheated up.
Ward Burton 2001 and 2002 Daytona 500 car double floor pans moved center of gravity. 2001 wrecked out but 2002 he won with the double floor panels. The car sat in the display as the winner for a year at Dayton and no one ever look at the car.
Has to be Smokey Yunick.Daytona,Smokey was getting great gas mileage and NASCAR wanted to know how he was doing it.They searched everything they could think of,so they told Smokey to remove the fuel tank(cell?)Smokey removed it,then he said, see ya. Got in the racecar,fired her up,and drove out of the Speedway,and through Daytona to his shop a few miles away.Hard to beat that.
The rules said nothing regarding the diameter and length of the fuel line :-) Well, they DIDN'T until then hahahahaha
Can't recall the guest on the DJD, but he recounted a story of steel shot being used in the rocker panels! Slowly revealing it's presence as it leaked out!! Gazaway noticed it and was cornfused by what he saw!!!
DW
BOOGITY BOOGITY BOOGITY
If you ain't cheatin', you ain't tryin'!!
I remember 30 odd years ago our airboxes were heavily regulated- so we made the body out of 1 ply of carbon fibre that was reinforced with ribs.
This made it porous so with the vacuum and air pressure over the top you’ll get an extra 22bhp at racing speed
Another banger episode!
Jimmy Means with a deck lid that let the spoiler lay down and raise back up. Another crew cheif did the same thing.
Not cheating it is reading between the lines. Most of the ones NASCAR did not like only resulted in banning them going forward. Bill Elliot's car at Talladega he was told do not bring it back to the track.
I heard Hamlin is always cheating. Oh wait, are we talking about in the races?
I missed the big ass table
Richard Petty wrote in his autobiography, I King Richard, that a driver (I think it was Cotton Owens) showed up for the Daytona 500 in the early 60s in a Mopar that was incredibly fast. However, The King said something about that car just didn't look right.
Turns out, the ENTIRE car was built, from scratch, in 15/16ths scale!
Petty said it needed to be in The Smithsonian.
That one would be incredibly hard to beat.
Sounds like a Smokey Yunick effort!
@@roberthevern6169Nah, that's too much work for Smokey.. He just dipped his full sized cars in acid to make them lighter.. They probably weighed less than what a 15/16 scale version would have weighed..
@@MarkLada
It was not the weight as much as it was the hole on the air
@@DaleCarterDrives , Richard Petty said it. Why would I doubt him of all people?
@steventweed3599 I've heard that same story about the 15/16th scale Nascar on a couple of different YT channels from a couple of different drivers.. I don't doubt it for a minute.. Back in them days, Nascar was like the wild wild west..
So your not "all by myself" after all !
44:14 Awesome! Have been saying for years I can't believe no one has given pollard a chance
Im not mad at football or baseball or racecar teams for being creative with the rules
Sounds like Logano's team was copying a version of the "F duct" in formula 1 a few years back. It's amazing what a tiny thing can do aerodynamically when the cars are running at high speeds.
Louisville motor speedway was my home track.
Depends on what we're talking about, adding something to the fuel is cheating, interpreting the rule book is another...lol
Bobby Allison, rigged his back bumper to fall off to gain more speed, or DW with his extra gas line running around his roll cage
I like the thought, however that was so dangerous. Luckily no one lost their lives.
the best rule is, if it does not say you can that means you can't
Carla is smokin’🔥
Every winning team cheats. Or knows something others don't. That's what makes racing fun. I have no issue with pushing gray areas. But it does make you wonder if some drivers were really great or was it just the cheating.
Drink each time he adjusts his mic 🎤
I don’t think or believe that Waddell cheated.
“We” use the term ‘innovation’ tongue-in-cheek to refer to cheating. However, I think there’s a huge difference between innovation and cheating.
I think about Smokey Yunick and his ‘large’ fuel line story, and I look at that as the edge that separates innovation and cheating. It was not against the rules at that time.
Waddell Wilson and his manipulation of carburetor hydrodynamics with restrictor plates is similar: he explicitly stated that he noted that there were no rules against making the carburetor plenums smaller, so he secretly played with that to make horsepower. Again: innovative, not cheating.
Now cheating is like someone I know- a family connection- who was a successful regional NASCAR series team leader- disguised an illegal wheel width. And subsequently got caught. THAT was cheating as they were intentionally breaking the rules and made efforts to hide that. Very different than using a non-standard flap hinge which has no competitive advantage whatsoever compared to putting 5/8” more rubber on the track with an illegal tire/wheel setup.
There’s also the element of character: a crew chief (often without the driver knowing) that “innovates” WITHOUT explicitly breaking a rule is morally driven. Nitrous, dropping lead, creating means to intentionally “damage” or modify a fender mid-race for aero purposes… those are cheating because they were intending to break the rules.
NASCAR, however, seems to be ignorant to the developmental benefits of innovation and - sometimes arbitrarily- whacks teams with huge penalties for innovations as if they were equal to outright blatant rules violations.
Cheating and innovation are not synonymous.
Denny beat off your favorite driver!!!!
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But logono the sneer is seeking Betty Crocker sponsorship
Smokeys 7/8 scale chevale, x 2😅
Agree that the Astros will always be considered cheaters!
Tony might as well sell. His desire is showing
Damn she's fine
carla has a deeper voice than andrew..... wtf????? food supply is phuc'd
Please come back Mike!!!
I would watch baseball if they let them juice. Other than that, nascar is the only sport cheating isn't hated.
The new format is painful to watch.
Im sorry, if they would of banned trying to block the air the first time someone got an advantage doing so, Loganos penalty wouldnt of happened.
Its all fake who cares