@@andrewwinslow9315 shittin me he don't. He's a pioneering part of NASCAR... He may not be great but he won the cup title and u can bank that. Mario basically got his one win handed to him by having a top tier ride
16:33 the last truck race without matt crafton was the 2000 o’reilly 400 at texas motor speedway. the race was won by bryan reffner, a one win wonder in a john menard owned truck. terry cook was the normal driver of the 88 prior to crafton.
You have to remember tho that Nemechek was start-and-parking in 2011. He only finished one race because that's all he could afford with the sponsership and equipment he had. (he was an owner driver too)
Some other interesting facts: -Provided that Ryan Newman doesn't find a ride for 2022, Kurt Busch will become the only active Cup series driver to have raced against Dale Earnhardt. -From 1961-1963, Herman Beam competed in 84 consecutive races without any DNFs, a record that stood until it was broken by Greg Biffle in 2014. -The only car number to have actually been retired for good in NASCAR is #61 in the Modified division, as a tribute to Richie Evans. -Hershel McGriff is also the oldest driver to ever compete in a NASCAR-sanctioned race, racing in the 2018 K&N West race in Tuscon at the age of 90. -On 7/7/07, Clint Bowyer finished 7th at the Pepsi 400, in car #07. He also led the most laps. -When Jeff Gordon retired from full-time racing in 2015, he had competed in every single Cup race he entered. All 798 races from the 1992 finale, to the 2015 finale. -12:55 On that note, Cassill's last-place finish in that race was preceded by a last-place finish at Daytona, becoming the first Cup driver to finish last in the first two races of a season since 1949.
This is the first video of yours that I've watched, and already I can tell you have great content. The time it had to take to collect these facts, some that I've heard before, and some I never would have even thought about... I appreciate that kind of research and love of motorsports. Really interesting facts here, and well put together! You've earned a subscriber!
Watching this made me look up Rick Hendrick again, and I was shocked to learn Rick Hendrick drove a Truck race in 1995 at the age of 46. I had never thought of him as a driver, only a team owner
Addendum to Fact 66: That near streak-breaking race just also happened to the race where Bobby Allison nearly died in a crash with Jocko Maggiacomo. The man just couldn't catch a break.
On fact 86 mentions joe nemechek dnf every race in 2011 but the July Daytona race. He actually led a good bit of laps that race and ran inside the top 10 for nearly the whole race
You don't win that many races in NASCAR Winston Cup without being a damn great driver. Just think about all the drivers That don't even have the amount of race wins he does
You may think that The Clash at the Coliseum will be the 1st Cup Series race inside a football stadium, and you would be WRONG July 21, 1956, Fireball Roberts won a 200 lap race on a half mile track inside Soldier Field, then Richard Petty's first 2 Cup starts were inside Exhibition Stadium in Toronto (1/3 mile track), then the next day at a quarter mile track inside Buffalo's War Memorial Stadium in July 1958
15:03 Denny Hamlin missed that record in 2021 with an 11th at Homestead, 32nd at Talladega, and 12th at Kansas. Had he gotten all 3 of those he would have started the season with 13 top ten finishes.
This is actually a Indy Lights fact, but it includes Casey Mears so.... In 1999, Casey Mears finished on the lead lap in every race while not leading a single lap He finished 2nd in the points (to Oriol Servia who also didn't win a race)
Here’s a cool fact. Hendrick Motorsports has only won a championship with the current numbers that they field. The 5,9,24 and 48 are the only ones to win a championship for HMS.
On no 2 i saw jack white and thought they meant the one from the white stripes, which i thought was gonna be like a marty robins kinda situation but ig not
The only way Kyle Larson didn't win the 2021 Nascar Championship is with Average Finish throughout the entire season: Kyle Larson: 9.08 Denny Hamlin 8.44 Further more, had Denny Hamlin not been spun out by Alex Bowman at Martinsville, the second to last race of the season, Hamlin would have won the Winston points championship.
Sorry bud but ur #7 is inaccurate....Dale Jarret won the 500 in the interstate pontiac driving for gibbs and his father Ned was calling the race...he actually held off Dale Sr. To win it...was i think 93
Stop hold the brakes number seven is wrong why did you say Denny Hamlin is the only Joe gives driver with Daytona 500. Dale Jarrett won the Daytona 500 for Joe Gibbs Joe Gibbs would not even be a race team if it wasn't for Dale Jarrett winning that race they would have closed the doors down that year had Dale Jarrett not won the 500. So yes there's two Joe Gibbs drivers that won the 500 not just Denny.
Earnhardt would have 18 top 10s in a row without the 92 season. And 22 without the 82 and 92. He failed to mention that. And thsts without the playoff bullshit. Where u might be 15 and somehow be In the top 4.lol
Actually when Dale Jarrett won his 1st Daytona 500 it was with Gibbs in 1993. Which was the 1st win by Gibbs as a owner.
Glad I wasn't the only one to remember
That's what I thought
Facts
Thank you lol...I was about to throw a mild fit because apparently this wasn't considered...Ned Jarrett about had mild cardiac event in the booth...
@@jakecroxton Plus Ned was in the booth for all 3 of Dale's wins in the 500. 93,96 and 2000.
Bill Rexford for the HOF... Let's make it happen y'all
He doesnt deserve it. Mario Andretti deserves it more
@@andrewwinslow9315 shittin me he don't. He's a pioneering part of NASCAR... He may not be great but he won the cup title and u can bank that. Mario basically got his one win handed to him by having a top tier ride
16:33 the last truck race without matt crafton was the 2000 o’reilly 400 at texas motor speedway. the race was won by bryan reffner, a one win wonder in a john menard owned truck. terry cook was the normal driver of the 88 prior to crafton.
Wasnt that also the race that tony roper sadly passed away during?
To answer my question, sadly yes.
It has been as of now 533 truck races since the last driver to pass away during.
You have to remember tho that Nemechek was start-and-parking in 2011. He only finished one race because that's all he could afford with the sponsership and equipment he had. (he was an owner driver too)
Dale Jarrett won the 93 Daytona 500 driving for Joe Gibbs
Dude your channel is so under rated
Some other interesting facts:
-Provided that Ryan Newman doesn't find a ride for 2022, Kurt Busch will become the only active Cup series driver to have raced against Dale Earnhardt.
-From 1961-1963, Herman Beam competed in 84 consecutive races without any DNFs, a record that stood until it was broken by Greg Biffle in 2014.
-The only car number to have actually been retired for good in NASCAR is #61 in the Modified division, as a tribute to Richie Evans.
-Hershel McGriff is also the oldest driver to ever compete in a NASCAR-sanctioned race, racing in the 2018 K&N West race in Tuscon at the age of 90.
-On 7/7/07, Clint Bowyer finished 7th at the Pepsi 400, in car #07. He also led the most laps.
-When Jeff Gordon retired from full-time racing in 2015, he had competed in every single Cup race he entered. All 798 races from the 1992 finale, to the 2015 finale.
-12:55 On that note, Cassill's last-place finish in that race was preceded by a last-place finish at Daytona, becoming the first Cup driver to finish last in the first two races of a season since 1949.
Hershel was 90?! And I thought Shepard and Cope were the oldest drivers.
Herschel McGriff raced in the first Southern 500
This is the first video of yours that I've watched, and already I can tell you have great content. The time it had to take to collect these facts, some that I've heard before, and some I never would have even thought about... I appreciate that kind of research and love of motorsports. Really interesting facts here, and well put together! You've earned a subscriber!
Kurt Busch would become the first Cup driver to win a race in a Ford, Dodge, Chevy and Toyota if he wins one in 2022
If only Pontiac stayed in nascar a little longer
Kasey kinda did it if you count his duel win.
To quote Kyle Petty, "That's incredible!"
"Nice Suit" "What a Marvel"
@@j.d.b.pennamesonofharraant3367 "Wow"
Watching this made me look up Rick Hendrick again, and I was shocked to learn Rick Hendrick drove a Truck race in 1995 at the age of 46. I had never thought of him as a driver, only a team owner
He made a handful of cup starts too
@@KellieLeigh48 yeah I knew that much, I was just thrown off that he jumped into a truck race after not racing for forever lol
12:21 There is a really good documentary about Micheal Waltrip and his losing streak called "Blink of an Eye".
Where did you find the chart for Finishing Position X Laps Led? It's like another version of NASCAR Scorigami
Really cool video; lots of research, well done.
Actually, I think you got the name "Narain Karthikeyan" just about perfect. Good video by the way.
10:20 that is so random lmao
Addendum to Fact 66:
That near streak-breaking race just also happened to the race where Bobby Allison nearly died in a crash with Jocko Maggiacomo. The man just couldn't catch a break.
On fact 86 mentions joe nemechek dnf every race in 2011 but the July Daytona race. He actually led a good bit of laps that race and ran inside the top 10 for nearly the whole race
14:58 jerry o’neil drove that car. the 65 is also the least-used car number in nascar cup series history. it has only ran 97 total races.
I really like your channel, I consider it the best💐🥰💋😍❤️
Denny having 3 500 wins and no cups made me laugh when I heard. Burn.
Actually, Alex Bowman won the arca championship in 2012, and he has win a race in cup.
Some people forget just how good Kyle Petty was back in the early 90's. And how much he dominated Rockingham and was damn good at Dover too.
You don't win that many races in NASCAR Winston Cup without being a damn great driver. Just think about all the drivers That don't even have the amount of race wins he does
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Don't forget Dale Jarrett won the 500 for Joe Gibbs
No 38 - The Cucumber himself! Us Formula 1 fans remember him (not so) fondly for being poor and very, VERY slow
I love that Ryan Newman fact at the end. Rocketman...
You may think that The Clash at the Coliseum will be the 1st Cup Series race inside a football stadium, and you would be WRONG
July 21, 1956, Fireball Roberts won a 200 lap race on a half mile track inside Soldier Field, then Richard Petty's first 2 Cup starts were inside Exhibition Stadium in Toronto (1/3 mile track), then the next day at a quarter mile track inside Buffalo's War Memorial Stadium in July 1958
Where did the chart for #53 come from
15:03 Denny Hamlin missed that record in 2021 with an 11th at Homestead, 32nd at Talladega, and 12th at Kansas. Had he gotten all 3 of those he would have started the season with 13 top ten finishes.
Jimmy Means won as a crew chief in 1998 in the Busch Series with Ed Berrier
very good for a small channel great job
Kevin Harvick finished 9th at the 2023 Daytona August race and led 14 laps. Yes i know this is an old video lol
You forgot about the part when Joe Gibbs was a football coach and an NHRA owner, and speaking of which, Kurt Busch and Jack Roush racing in the NHRA.
seeing karthikeyan mentioned in a nascar video is so weird lmao, that guy is an f1 meme
Deffo earned a sub from me. Love the nascar content
This video may cause extreme blinking for Jeff Burton.
This is actually a Indy Lights fact, but it includes Casey Mears so....
In 1999, Casey Mears finished on the lead lap in every race while not leading a single lap
He finished 2nd in the points (to Oriol Servia who also didn't win a race)
Here’s a cool fact. Hendrick Motorsports has only won a championship with the current numbers that they field. The 5,9,24 and 48 are the only ones to win a championship for HMS.
Nice work.
Whoah hold up we need that nascar scorigamis with laps led and finishing certain positions
On no 2 i saw jack white and thought they meant the one from the white stripes, which i thought was gonna be like a marty robins kinda situation but ig not
A bunch of facts I never knew XD thanks
Dale Jarrett won 1993 500 for mr. Gibbs. remember it’s the dale and dale show
Well, someone run the number 65 damnit, can’t be that bad 😂
Aside from Buescher, I think BP is the only other National ARCA champion to win Cup races.
2:46 Ron Hornaday Sr.
For #7, pretty sure Matt Kenseth won a pair of 500's lol but go on.
Steve Bird looks like the Tiger King before Tiger King was a thing.
‘In one more year theyll top Ken Schrader’
Me: Don’t…..
People don’t realize that Larson led more laps than Gordon but ran almost 1000 les slaps
The only way Kyle Larson didn't win the 2021 Nascar Championship is with Average Finish throughout the entire season:
Kyle Larson: 9.08
Denny Hamlin 8.44
Further more, had Denny Hamlin not been spun out by Alex Bowman at Martinsville, the second to last race of the season, Hamlin would have won the Winston points championship.
1:12 dale jarrett
Damn Ryan Blaney led 10 laps at Roval and finished 9th
Dale Jarrett won the 500 for JGR in the 18
jj yeley has ran/ qualified 30 different numbers since his cup debut
FACTUAL
Fact 40: Benny parsons won two ARCA championships.
Dale Jarrett won the 500 with Gibbs
"Most winningest"
Dale Jarrett won the 1993 Daytona 500 for Joe Gibbs….
"Winnigest"
DALE JARRETT WON THE 1993 DAYTONA 500
....... Dude where is that 77 Elvis car?
So who will win the 3,000th race?
35 dnfs I would be Pissed
Joe Gibbs' 1st win was the Daytona 500 in 1993 with Dale Jarrett, just a slight correction for your #7... great vid otherwise thO 👌🏽
James Hylton so Ryan Newman-like
Kasey Kahne has an average finish in the truck series of 1.2 with 5 wins in 6 starts
The only time he didn't win was Elliott Sadler's only truck win
Dale Jarret won the Daytona 500 for Joe Gibbs I'm 1993
Wait Jeff Burton was fired from Roush?
woah
Subbing
Time to update the face list
Uh Dale Jarrett won in 1993
Actually Richard Petty was the winningest driver in the 1960's as well with 101 victories - get your facts right.
That wasn’t in the modern era.
Somebody slept through English in school. You were the most sleepingest student
Sorry bud but ur #7 is inaccurate....Dale Jarret won the 500 in the interstate pontiac driving for gibbs and his father Ned was calling the race...he actually held off Dale Sr. To win it...was i think 93
Hail ARCA
Useless information. Useless incomplete information. Useless misinformed information.
Stop hold the brakes number seven is wrong why did you say Denny Hamlin is the only Joe gives driver with Daytona 500. Dale Jarrett won the Daytona 500 for Joe Gibbs Joe Gibbs would not even be a race team if it wasn't for Dale Jarrett winning that race they would have closed the doors down that year had Dale Jarrett not won the 500. So yes there's two Joe Gibbs drivers that won the 500 not just Denny.
Earnhardt would have 18 top 10s in a row without the 92 season. And 22 without the 82 and 92. He failed to mention that. And thsts without the playoff bullshit. Where u might be 15 and somehow be In the top 4.lol
Number one fact it sucks
Where is the thumbnail fact??? 1,000+ unbeaten days, no clue where or what that is.
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DALE JARRETT WON THE 1993 DAYTONA 500