The Scene Vault Podcast Storytellers -- Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Cheating in NASCAR
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 พ.ย. 2024
- What kinds of stories do David Ifft, John Dodson and Pete Wright share this week? They drop nitrous oxide bombshells about at least one three-time Winston Cup champion and another involving a team that won three DAYTONA 500s.
We’ve got lead wheels, motorized movable weight within the frame rails, some sort of camera-mounted laser that could trip a qualifying timer light, a NASCAR template that was secretly cut by a team to fit ITS car and nobody else’s … and according to one of our storytellers … flat-out bribery.
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as much as I miss the "ole days" - I think I like the cheating stories better than anything else! I love the ingenuity...
I absolutely love this. The ingenuity and ingenious ideas these cats did are stuff of legends . I love racing and certainly miss the good old days of Nascar when it was entertaining.
These podcasts that bring these old school guys on to tell their stories are ABSOLUTELY AMAZING! Between you guys, Dale Jr download and independent podcasters like @Stapleton42 are doing a wonderful job with documenting these people who remember when stock cars were just that,..STOCK! People don't realize how important it is to document these stories one at a time. Because there might be one story but there's many, MANY different ways to tell it! 😜 I want to thank you guys for ALL YOU DO MY FRIENDS AND GOD BLESS 🙏❤️✌️
I can listen to these stories all day long
Love the Dale Earnhardt Sr stories. Thank you all. Love jr's broadcasts too. A part of us died with Dale's death. The Oppermans from Texas will always love and miss you Dale Earnhardt Sr, your fans forever. Never has gotten over his loss. It's 2023 and I just celebrated 72 years....mine September and Dale Sr was April. Jerry and Sugar Bear and Gloria and Bear from Texas. My Jerry and Sugar Bear are in Heaven watching Dale Sr and Neil Bonnett racing together. Thank you.
Now THIS is the NASCAR we all loved so much.
Man I could sit and listen to those stories all day
Fascinating!
Love to hear these stories of creative engineering from the good ol' days.
Back when the race started at inspection I could sit with these guys and listen to stories all day long and never get board great stories it's sad and unfortunate these tales are becoming a thing of the past.
This is an awesome show. The engineering ingenuity discussions are Big Fun.
That's good stuff there. I can listen all day.
I’ve never watched a single nascar race I’m just a motorsports fan and I can listen to these stories all day all of these guys where secret geniuses
Cale always said, "if you ain't cheating, you ain't winning" . Love these stories of "innovation" in racing!
Love it. It's not cheating, it's ingenuity. Reminds me of the scene in Casablanca where the police raid Rick's Café and the chief is shocked that there is gambling going on. Then the dealer hands him his winnings.
We need a lot more... No surprise that Jr's top rated show is dw telling cheatin stories.
I absolutely love this content, and the good ole boy stories! Keep up the good work 🇺🇸
Darrell Waltrip said that he only ran Nitrous one time....need a follow up with DW..lol...enjoy listening these stories..
Thanks For Uploading Rick And Steve
Great stuff ! More please
Rubbin' is racin' and cheatin' is beatin' was a common phrase around short tracks in the 70's.
Rick, spent a little time with Pete racing, but with these three, you can get enough content for a 100 videos……and 100 more not fit for “new fans” who don’t quite understand 🏁
What great stuff!! I wish we could throw the new rule book away and go back to racing, real racing that is.
Need more Henry Benfield stories.
This is fantastic! Thanks for this!
That was good ol days of nascar, sorry to say it's not any more.I been a nascar fan since the late 50s , and read nascar scene all the years it was around. Can't water for your next vidio
Wouldn’t the timing system recognize the camera breaking the beam, then the car breaking it immediately after as it passed? What would have been the work around for that?
Awesome stories. Thank you.
Perhaps the programming recognized only the first beam-break signal, with all subsequent ones being ignored?
good stuff! thank you.
It ain't cheating if you don't get caught!!
This is the shit that made racing fun and interesting. Not this spec car garbage of modern nascar.
Nascar agreed back then as it was helping build their sport, hence the no penalties. Then things got too big ...
Pete, Mark Connolly was the bumper sheriff.
Damnit this is why nascar was what it was and people love it because of this story's
Amazing stories.
Great content!
I sincerely wish the audio was better on this video. Worth putting up with for the stories though!
Yeah, a little compression never hurt anyone
I watched Sterling Marlin pull Jeff Gordon from almost a lap down , all tge way to 5th place the tail end of the lead draft at Talladega in that 4 car then pulled over and let Gordon go.
That 4 car would get it on, then.
Not cheating , just searching for an advantage.
Let's hear more please. You know, the other stuff they wont talk about!
I would much rather they could "stretched the rules" so we could get stories like these, over what Nascar has become today. Because the way Nascar is today is what caused me to stop watching Nascar races completely.
you ain't cheatin you ain't eatin
Any team caught cheating should have been banned from nascar.
I want to know what the Elliotts was doing in 85? I never heard anything except maybe the whole car was build to a smaller scale.
I heard that the car was an inch low
Shocks pulled the spoiler out of the air
I've never understood why Maurice Petty was so black balled for the big engine in......83 or 83. And if the subject is brought up in the presence of one of race it's a taboo subject & treated like an embarrassment to the the man & the family. I get why the Cheifs boys feel that way now simply because of how their Dad & that subject has been treated over the years. It's a sore subject. But I just don't understand why this issue is the way it is........& everyone else can & " SHOULD" brag about the things they did. This is the stuff old school race fans love to hear. We watched on TV & the from the stands back in the day. but there was no inside information. unless you could get a Nascar show on cable. I remember the videos you could get as a fee gift for ordering magazine subscriptions. Or the old cable shows Ned Jarret & Steve Burns were in in the 80"s. Benny Parsons produce d a few videos of 3 others drivers & himself sitting around talking about wrecks & big times they had had. I think B.P. did that a few years. But we never got this kind of inside information.....especially from the crew guys.i guess this is my way if saying that i I love the Scene Vault Podcast
Filibusters kp9
I knew from back in the day gm and ford had to be cheating to even be close to a Mopar cause I street raced every weekend of my young adult life and mopars would just walk away from everyone else