This video has taken me back in time when I used to work for Nascar, the first race I saw at Daytona was the right after Richard Petty retired and the first race for Jeff Gordon at Daytona. Through my 16 years of working for Nascar, I saw many legends including Buddy Baker, Junior Johnson, Ray Parks, Jerry Cook, Bill France, Dale Earnhardt (all drivers of the 1992 - 2011). My last race at Daytona was the day Dale Earnhardt, sr. died. I really haven't watched too many races since then.
kaymad can I ask you kind of a strange question I have a fire department t shirt collection in honor of my late oldest brother who I lost to cancer. and wondered if there is any way of getting a fire shirt from one of the groups who works at the NASCAR races I hope you can let me know thanks God bless
Nascar was awesome in the 1970 and 1980's. My favorite drivers were Richard Petty, Cale Yarborough and Terry Labonte. Thanks for sharing this awesome museum.
Thanks Jordan! NASCAR was one time a huge passion of mine. Even went to a race once! But I was an Earnhardt fan and when he died on the track it just broke my heart. I grew up watching the races on TV with my dad. RIP Dale senior!
I was saddened as well cause Mikey was one of my two fav drivers and how much it affected his life Kenny S. was my other fav and how sad it is that for the rest of his life he has that aweful memory of seeing Dale the way he was in the car take care
I'm a big Nascar fan and really appreciate you sharing this video Jordan. Rusty Wallace was my 1st favorite driver soo glad to see some of his cars n things there in the Nascar HOF museum. Awesome place, would love to see it one day. ❤
Hi Jordan, Current employer. You are correct that you're on a track. That section is called Glory Road. The exhibit below is called the Great Hall. You were standing on the embankment for Kansas and Richmond at 14', and that was Talladega at 33'. We change the cars every 3yrs. We had Alan K Hooters car on exhibit in 2019. That 76 ball is The Spotter Ball that's still active in Daytona and Talladega. Heritage Speedway is my favorite location because of all the history. You were in the Whelen Champions section where the original first trophies were Very awesome video!!
Wow Jordan I love this video I have been to Darlington and they have a museum there I had so much fun my seats were over the start finish line and the group Kansas were pre race. needless to say I was right where I could see everything.Sherry TN
Welcome to Charlotte. I hope you enjoy your time here. I’m a Richard Petty fan myself. There are lots of smaller racing museums all around the Charlotte area. Go check out the speedway too. Enjoy. Glad you finally made it here.
Finally, I was able to watch the vlog. As a NASCAR fan, I really enjoyed your visit to the Hall of Fame. A place I've not visited yet. However your video has stoked my fire even more to visit. Also, if you want to visit a really cool museum, go to the Wood Brothers Racing Museum, in Stuart VA. Open Monday-Friday 9-12 & 1-4. Free. If you're lucky one of the owners might be there. The last time I visited, years ago, the owners wife took us on a personal tour. Love your vlogs, you keep making them, I'll keep watching.
I love Nascar. I've always wanted to go to the museum. Jeff Gordon was my favorite driver. My friend Kim Childress is part of the Childress family. Thank you for doing this. I really enjoyed this. Probably the only way I would be able to see it. Stay safe and take care.
I've lived in North Carolina (Charlotte for over 30 years) all but 6 years of my life. I now live in Kannapolis (Dale Earnhardt home town) I too turned into a big nascar fan (history) in just last couple years
I have met Dale Earnhardt Sr in Bangor Maine at the chevy dealership and he signed a coke poster i have and an old Earnhardt Sr wallet i have. But i lost the wallet i think.. threw my divorces..
Jordan you may have noticed that truck that Bubba Wallace raced had a special paint scheme in tribute to the first Afro-American driver to compete in nascar and the first Afro- American driver to win a nascar race Wendell Scott. You may also have noticed the color of the truck was that familiar Petty Blue, that’s because the Richard Petty Family and Wendell Scott’s Family developed a lifelong Friendship. And Richard Petty used to help Wendell Scott out with racing equipment like tires and that special blend of paint that was known as Petty Blue. This was in the 60s in the Deep South at that. It really says a lot about the character of Richard Petty and his family.
My family went down there in may and it was amazing seen so many amazing museums and stuff u should go to welcome North Carolina to see the Richard childdres museum it’s full of all the original Earnhardt cars
Wonderful tour!! Glad you have found NASCAR racing. Been a fan since 1973 when my Dad took me to Rockingham. Have been in love with the sport ever since! Have you been able to attend any races yet?
NICE! YES! Very Cool! Love that place. All these years watching and you really touched my ❤ with this one. ✌️🤟 *Send any NASCAR questions you got. Happy to help.
Up the road a bit is Richards museum and not far from there in VA is the Wood Brothers museum. Both are worth a visit and as an aside, Richard is OFTEN at the museum and Leonard Wood is usually at the Wood Brothers museum as well. Might catch them both there.
Jordan if you are ever back around the old hometown you need to research Eldora Speedway. It's a dirt track where a lot of NASCAR legend got their start. I believe Tony Stewart still owns it. I have a family member who used to work pit there. He has a picture of Jeff Gordon's dirt car. Racing goes on every summer.that
I remember show car coming to Rose's department store in the 70s . We were waiting for the king to show up but could fly in because of rain. Me and my father were the last hanging around. the guy showing the car picked me up put me in car. I was like 5 he's talking to my father while I'm making engine noises jacking on the wheel. That would never happen today. Guy said The car was actually a race car ,not show car. it would be running in a couple of weeks 73 Dodge charger .
My daughter Daytona she was born Friday 13th and shes named after Dale Earnhardt Sr.... and its my 3rd divorce 🤦♂️🤣.. but i got 3 little kids with my 3rd ex wife and Daytona shes the middle child of the 3 kids. Shes 7 years old now..
used to love Nascar. have you heard the song King Richard that Kyle Petty sings ? My favorite track was Bristol. My driver was Rusty Wallace but after Dale dies everything changed. So when all the good old boys retired i quit watching. To confusing. I got to meet Adam Petty and he was a fantastic young man' .. Rust had a beautiful car Miller Genuine Draft and he called it Midnight. Thanks for the trip.There was no Mark martin or Dale Jarrett..
Hey Jordan just an fyi for you that wasn't technically Darrell Waltrip's car...he was the fill in for the injured regular driver of that #1 Pennzoil car....Steve Park
Hey jordan here are some race shops you can vist around nc Hendrick Motorsports Stewart Haas Racing Inc, Haas Way, Kannapolis, NC team Penske Racing, Penske Way, Mooresville, NC JR Motorsports, Cayuga Drive, Mooresville, NC Chip Ganassi Racing Teams, Westmoreland Drive Northwest, Concord, NC Richard Petty musume randelmin nc Joe Gibbs Racing, Reese Boulevard West, Huntersville, NC Rfk Concord, NC Front Row Motorsports Richard Childress Racing Museum, Industrial Drive, Lexington, NC 2311 in huntersville nc trackhouse kualing race team it in the same location as rcr
So you were asking at the beginning pretty much how do they decide the setup so every year the setup changes and then one or all of The drivers that get inducted that year so like For example Jimmie Johnson got in this year so him and a couple of other Hall of Famers decided the set up and you were also asking about the Alan k hooters car yeah you’re a little too late that was in last years set up
Jordan, you may want to look up stuff on Tim Richmond and do a video. His story was unbelievable and loosely the inspiration of Cole Trickle, except Tim's story is really a mess. Ohio guy too.
I was a Mark Martin fan in my Dad best of guy you had to be on Saturday he was the King on Saturday Winn-Dixie 5 IROC championships he said hey finally beat Dale Earnhardt in something Mark Martin said
This video has taken me back in time when I used to work for Nascar, the first race I saw at Daytona was the right after Richard Petty retired and the first race for Jeff Gordon at Daytona. Through my 16 years of working for Nascar, I saw many legends including Buddy Baker, Junior Johnson, Ray Parks, Jerry Cook, Bill France, Dale Earnhardt (all drivers of the 1992 - 2011). My last race at Daytona was the day Dale Earnhardt, sr. died. I really haven't watched too many races since then.
Thank you for that information!@@lastchild6153
kaymad can I ask you kind of a strange question I have a fire department t shirt collection in honor of my late oldest brother who I lost to cancer. and wondered if there is any way of getting a fire shirt from one of the groups who works at the NASCAR races I hope you can let me know thanks God bless
Awesome museum alot of cool cars from over the years
Nascar was awesome in the 1970 and 1980's. My favorite drivers were Richard Petty, Cale Yarborough and Terry Labonte. Thanks for sharing this awesome museum.
Thanks Jordan! NASCAR was one time a huge passion of mine. Even went to a race once! But I was an Earnhardt fan and when he died on the track it just broke my heart. I grew up watching the races on TV with my dad. RIP Dale senior!
I was saddened as well cause Mikey was one of my two fav drivers and how much it affected his life Kenny S. was my other fav and how sad it is that for the rest of his life he has that aweful memory of seeing Dale the way he was in the car take care
I am a Rusty Wallace fan, that 05 Miller lite car was sooo nice looking.
Always wanted to go there. Thanks for showing me the place.
very cool
Thanks for sharing Jordan and Jah
I'm a big Nascar fan and really appreciate you sharing this video Jordan. Rusty Wallace was my 1st favorite driver soo glad to see some of his cars n things there in the Nascar HOF museum. Awesome place, would love to see it one day. ❤
if you have not seen them check out Kennys interviews on line with drivers
Hi Jordan,
Current employer. You are correct that you're on a track. That section is called Glory Road. The exhibit below is called the Great Hall. You were standing on the embankment for Kansas and Richmond at 14', and that was Talladega at 33'. We change the cars every 3yrs.
We had Alan K Hooters car on exhibit in 2019. That 76 ball is The Spotter Ball that's still active in Daytona and Talladega. Heritage Speedway is my favorite location because of all the history. You were in the Whelen Champions section where the original first trophies were
Very awesome video!!
Wow Jordan I love this video I have been to Darlington and they have a museum there I had so much fun my seats were over the start finish line and the group Kansas were pre race. needless to say I was right where I could see everything.Sherry TN
I'm not really a Nascar fan but this was still interesting to watch.
Vroom love NASCAR. TFS
Awesome Vlog,!! Every vlog gets better and better.
Thank you for bring back the opening music.
Welcome to Charlotte. I hope you enjoy your time here. I’m a Richard Petty fan myself. There are lots of smaller racing museums all around the Charlotte area. Go check out the speedway too. Enjoy. Glad you finally made it here.
Thanks for the video and history lesson 🐱😀 very excited and interesting
what an awesome video Jordan this was a lot fun to watch.
Finally, I was able to watch the vlog. As a NASCAR fan, I really enjoyed your visit to the Hall of Fame. A place I've not visited yet. However your video has stoked my fire even more to visit. Also, if you want to visit a really cool museum, go to the Wood Brothers Racing Museum, in Stuart VA. Open Monday-Friday 9-12 & 1-4. Free. If you're lucky one of the owners might be there. The last time I visited, years ago, the owners wife took us on a personal tour. Love your vlogs, you keep making them, I'll keep watching.
The 76 balls were where the radio reporters sat at Daytona and a few other bigger tracks. Usually one at each turn.
Jordan Back then I follow Nascar and those cars bring back memories I leave only two hours from Charlotte
cool
I love Nascar. I've always wanted to go to the museum. Jeff Gordon was my favorite driver. My friend Kim Childress is part of the
Childress family. Thank you for doing this. I really enjoyed this. Probably the only way I would be able to see it. Stay safe and take care.
I went here in 20-21”. I had a blast here! The racing sim was my favorite part
I've lived in North Carolina (Charlotte for over 30 years) all but 6 years of my life. I now live in Kannapolis (Dale Earnhardt home town) I too turned into a big nascar fan (history) in just last couple years
Very enjoyable. I'm glad I got to see the #3. Encreditable history! I'm sure your grandpa liked this experience very much also.
Awesome video Jordan!
Glory Road, which is where all those cars were, which starts at 0° banking and goes up to 32 to meet. Talladega is changed out every 5-6 years
Awesome video I enjoyed watching
Terry Labonte was my driver I meet him at Kellogg head quarters in Battle Creek
Cool 🥰
I have met Dale Earnhardt Sr in Bangor Maine at the chevy dealership and he signed a coke poster i have and an old Earnhardt Sr wallet i have. But i lost the wallet i think.. threw my divorces..
Jordan you may have noticed that truck that Bubba Wallace raced had a special paint scheme in tribute to the first Afro-American driver to compete in nascar and the first Afro- American driver to win a nascar race Wendell Scott. You may also have noticed the color of the truck was that familiar Petty Blue, that’s because the Richard Petty Family and Wendell Scott’s Family developed a lifelong Friendship. And Richard Petty used to help Wendell Scott out with racing equipment like tires and that special blend of paint that was known as Petty Blue. This was in the 60s in the Deep South at that. It really says a lot about the character of Richard Petty and his family.
And Bubba had everything given to him unlike Wendell Scott.
My family went down there in may and it was amazing seen so many amazing museums and stuff u should go to welcome North Carolina to see the Richard childdres museum it’s full of all the original Earnhardt cars
Thanks Jordon my favorite driver of all time Dale Earnhardt Sr
Wonderful tour!! Glad you have found NASCAR racing. Been a fan since 1973 when my Dad took me to Rockingham. Have been in love with the sport ever since! Have you been able to attend any races yet?
Wow, 1.5 hours away from my home. Enjoy ur stay
John Volstat, the blonde Other Brother Daryl, from Newhart used to work there. :)
Still does😊😊
@@GiftsbyChosen oh, that's great! I hadn't seen him in a while so I wasn't sure. 😊😊
@@crush41gb That's my buddy! He works the Pitt Crew Challenge and in Qualifying M/W/F
@@GiftsbyChosen That's so awesome! 😁🤘
Have you been to the International Motorsports Hall of Fame in Talladega?
I have and it is amazing!
Not yet!
Still got Mat Kensith's signed rookie card when he raced for ASA! Kind of a minor league of NASCAR.
I love Jeff Gordon ❤️❤️
I miss "Win on Sunday buy on Monday".
Good one. You need to go to a Top Fuel drag race. Your insides rumble when they light em up.
NICE! YES! Very Cool! Love that place. All these years watching and you really touched my ❤ with this one. ✌️🤟 *Send any NASCAR questions you got. Happy to help.
Glad you enjoyed it! I'm happy to hear that!
Up the road a bit is Richards museum and not far from there in VA is the Wood Brothers museum. Both are worth a visit and as an aside, Richard is OFTEN at the museum and Leonard Wood is usually at the Wood Brothers museum as well. Might catch them both there.
Also, just a note, its Chad Ka-naus (the K is pronounced) and also Kasey Kahne is pronounced Cane.
I have been a Nascar fan since 1991 and I have yet to go to the HOF
Jordan if you are ever back around the old hometown you need to research Eldora Speedway. It's a dirt track where a lot of NASCAR legend got their start. I believe Tony Stewart still owns it. I have a family member who used to work pit there. He has a picture of Jeff Gordon's dirt car. Racing goes on every summer.that
I was there on 11/2/2023 and got a Austin Dillon car from there
I remember show car coming to Rose's department store in the 70s . We were waiting for the king to show up but could fly in because of rain. Me and my father were the last hanging around. the guy showing the car picked me up put me in car. I was like 5 he's talking to my father while I'm making engine noises jacking on the wheel. That would never happen today. Guy said The car was actually a race car ,not show car. it would be running in a couple of weeks 73 Dodge charger .
Saved the best for last Tony Stewart ❤❤❤❤❤😊
My daughter Daytona she was born Friday 13th and shes named after Dale Earnhardt Sr.... and its my 3rd divorce 🤦♂️🤣.. but i got 3 little kids with my 3rd ex wife and Daytona shes the middle child of the 3 kids. Shes 7 years old now..
Jordan if you are a Brooks and Dunn fan or a Charlie Daniels fan check out a song called Sunday Money by B&D and The Intimidator by Charlie
used to love Nascar. have you heard the song King Richard that Kyle Petty sings ? My favorite track was Bristol. My driver was Rusty Wallace but after Dale dies everything changed. So when all the good old boys retired i quit watching. To confusing. I got to meet Adam Petty and he was a fantastic young man' .. Rust had a beautiful car Miller Genuine Draft and he called it Midnight. Thanks for the trip.There was no Mark martin or Dale Jarrett..
Is the Waltrip Penzoil car really a 98? It looks it has 00-02 taillights and spoiler.
I was reading off of their info plaque most likely, so that's probably what it was noted as
My favorite driver is Davy Allison. I didn't see any memorbillia from him
Hey Jordan just an fyi for you that wasn't technically Darrell Waltrip's car...he was the fill in for the injured regular driver of that #1 Pennzoil car....Steve Park
Who drove it that day...
I have not been receiving your videos Jordan, I dont know what the problem is but I missed you and had to put a search in
If you saw a brick from Monty Hilbourn that’s my uncle
20:06 It's Kasey Kahne not Kasey Kaan
Hey jordan here are some race shops you can vist around nc
Hendrick Motorsports
Stewart Haas Racing Inc, Haas Way, Kannapolis, NC
team Penske Racing, Penske Way, Mooresville, NC
JR Motorsports, Cayuga Drive, Mooresville, NC
Chip Ganassi Racing Teams, Westmoreland Drive Northwest, Concord, NC
Richard Petty musume randelmin nc
Joe Gibbs Racing, Reese Boulevard West, Huntersville, NC
Rfk Concord, NC
Front Row Motorsports
Richard Childress Racing Museum, Industrial Drive, Lexington, NC
2311 in huntersville nc
trackhouse
kualing race team it in the same location as rcr
So you were asking at the beginning pretty much how do they decide the setup so every year the setup changes and then one or all of The drivers that get inducted that year so like For example Jimmie Johnson got in this year so him and a couple of other Hall of Famers decided the set up and you were also asking about the Alan k hooters car yeah you’re a little too late that was in last years set up
Jimmie Johnsons car ain't a 2003 body that's a 04 body on that car, Kahne is pronounced Kane
Jordan, you may want to look up stuff on Tim Richmond and do a video. His story was unbelievable and loosely the inspiration of Cole Trickle, except Tim's story is really a mess. Ohio guy too.
I was a Mark Martin fan in my Dad best of guy you had to be on Saturday he was the King on Saturday Winn-Dixie 5 IROC championships he said hey finally beat Dale Earnhardt in something Mark Martin said
If you watch Eric estepps nascar Hall of frame video you will see what I mean
I'm not far from u
Love your videos but your pronunciation of some of the names just bugged the hell out of me as an avid nascar fan/history nerd
HELLO JORDAN! IM GREAT! ALWAYS FROM TAVOMA WASHINGTON......until the next one buddy.....