When in the old days, if you have a field of 60 to 82 cars? And more than 60 running on a track? You tend to have a much bigger wreck that is much bigger. Modern NASCAR can't beat the old record.
There was a wreck back in the 50's that had like 50+ cars involved. There is video footage of it and it's pretty crazy to see, they just kept plowing in there at full speed one after another, the whole field. ARCA brakes to the extreme. Think it was at Darlington. Also, the 2014 Coke Zero 400 at Daytona had 28 cars involved as well so I don't know when they officially started documenting the amount of cars involved in these wrecks but it couldn't be more than 10 years.
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It feels like the early 2000’s super speedway racing never left.
Crazy seeing a Lazarbeam meme in a NASCAR video.
I hope to end up in one of these comps someday.
Tbh Logano had a Eric McClure vibe wreck at the giant one
When in the old days, if you have a field of 60 to 82 cars? And more than 60 running on a track? You tend to have a much bigger wreck that is much bigger. Modern NASCAR can't beat the old record.
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Denny Hamster may have licked his way into a top 10 but he still isn’t going to advance to the next round of the playoffs
Standings with the Chase format
1. Christopher Bell(3 Wins) +1: 5767
2. William Byron(3 Wins) +2: 5701
3. Chase Elliott(1 Win) : 5682
4. Ross Chastain(1 Win) -3: 5668
5. Kyle Larson(5 Wins) +3: 5654
6. Denny Hamlin(3 Wins) : 5641
7. Chris Buescher(1 Win) -1: 5628
8. Ty Gibbs -1: 5623
9. Tyler Reddick(2 Wins) : 5591
10. Brad Keselowski(1 Win): 5583
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11. Alex Bownman(1 Win) +1: 3832
12. Ryan Blaney(2 Wins) -1: 3772
13. Bubba Wallace: 3726
14. Martin Truex Jr. +1: 3580
15. Kyle Busch +1: 3531
16. Joey Logano(2 Wins) -1: 3525
17. Daniel Suarez(1 Win) : 3496
18. Chase Briscoe(1 Win) : 3458
19. Carson Hocevar: 3371
20. Noah Gragson : 3290
21. Michael McDowell : 3253
22. Austin Cindric(1 Win): 3222
23. Todd Gilliland : 3213
24. Ryan Preece : 3146
25. Ricky Stenhouse Jr.(1 Win) +2: 3101
26. Austin Dillon(1 Win) +3: 3021
27. Zane Smith -1: 3016
28. Daniel Hemric -3: 3011
29. Cory LaJoie +1: 2983
30. Josh Berry -2: 2967
31. Justin Haley : 2937
32. John Hunter Nemechek: 2725
33. Erik Jones +1: 2651
34. Harrison Burton(1 Win) -1: 2644
35. Kaz Grala: 1583
36. AJ Allmendinger: 1375
37. Sane Van Gisbergen: 827
38. Cody Ware: 814
39. Ty Dillon: 643
40. BJ McLeod: 562
41. Jimmie Johnson: 487
42. JJ Yeley: 401
43. Derek Kraus: 366
44. Austin Hill: 346
45. Anthony Alfredo: 328
46. Riley Herbst: 265
47. Parker Rezlaff: 200
48. Joey Hand: 165
49. Corey Heim: 164
50. Josh Bilicki: 140
51. Josh Williams: 134
52. Justin Allgaier: 124
53. Timmy Hill: 113
54. David Ragan: 108
55. Joey Gase: 103
56. Kamui Kobayashi: 76
57. Will Brown: 70
58. Juan Pablo Montoya: 67
59. Cam Waters: 58
60. David Starr: 52
61. Chad Finchum: 49
largest wreck is still 32 cars at the 2002 aaron's 312
There was a wreck back in the 50's that had like 50+ cars involved. There is video footage of it and it's pretty crazy to see, they just kept plowing in there at full speed one after another, the whole field. ARCA brakes to the extreme. Think it was at Darlington.
Also, the 2014 Coke Zero 400 at Daytona had 28 cars involved as well so I don't know when they officially started documenting the amount of cars involved in these wrecks but it couldn't be more than 10 years.
2002 daytona 500 kinda wreck
Wasn’t the biggest wreck in history. Just in Modern history.
It said cup series history
Or do you mean like in any other series
@@Rb1prodz-i3v no I mean cup
@@Rb1prodz-i3v Daytona 1950
@@Ian22011 oh yeah you’re right I believe modern era was after 72
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