Surprisingly, Mikey was half-decent at accident avoidance for a while. From 93-98 he really didn't wreck all that often. Then his reaction speed went down, and he was back to his 80's self.
Remember when they attempted to corral the drivers in 2001 because of that? It looked rediculous and failed (Steve Park at Rockingham, Dale Jr and Michael Waltrip at Daytona)
@@DupontandLowesWarrior well, of course DEI got away with it, their team owner died in the first race of the season, I just remember how comical the officials looked with those PVC pipes trying to keep guys like Jeff Gordon and Kevin Harvick from going on the roof in victory lane
@@anthonydeloreto3881 After That He Went To Bill Davis in The #36 360 Camry got dropped in Favor of Jacques Villeneuve Made His Own Toyota Team in The #41 and Was Suspended from The Sport since Then
Good video as usual, Darian! I must say, this is one of the most unusual Bad Seasons in NASCAR history... Your video made me know more about this Bad Season.
Peter Sospenzo has had interesting wins as a crew chief: Mayfield with that bump on Dale, Nemechek winning a rain shortened race as fans booed and of course, Justin Haley a few months ago.
Well that was depressing. I feel bad for the guy, it seems like most of those DNF's were things outside of his control, car failures, or getting taking out by other people. Crazy season
The story goes that mayfield failed a routine drug test resulting in a suspension. Mayfield disputed it and had anther test done the next day with anther company and he passed. He was given anther test a few weeks later by nascar which he also failed. Again mayfield disputed it. Eventually they went to court where mayfield lost (though the nascar drug tests that he took were reanalyzed and showed a false positive from a combo of Adoral and an allergy medicine). Nascar refused to let mayfield back until he underwent nascar sanctioned treatment. He refused and left nascar permanently. A few years later he got arrested for stealing equipment from the then closing Red Bull racing (who he was working for) when they closed down. Upon the arrest they found meth in his safe (the safe drug he failed his drug tests for). Not long after, his house was foreclosed in due to not paying taxes. He also had to go to court when his 2 dogs attacked a mail lady delivering mail to his house. He now races regional series and his team is under his wife’s name. Several years later nascar ended it’s contract with their drug testing company due to several false positives and other issues.
NASCAR saw more dollars going to fox an didn't look at the future.thats why we. Got shits racing shitty broadcasting an shit drivers that daddy a ride.nascar dug its own grave an it started with the network deal an saying screw ESPN who made NASCAR what NASCAR was at the time .
One thing is for sure, Jeremy's 2000 season was the most blatant feast or famine season I've seen. He got 2 wins, had speed pretty much every week, but was hit with a lot of bad luck during races, then he has a big points penalty along with an injury at Indy that made him miss 2 races.
You won't have to worry about seeing full grandstands much longer. The intense Nascar popularity has caused most tracks to tear down most of their grandstands.
TheMEXICANBEEF Very true. I haven’t been to a race since the 2010 Daytona 500, and that was only because my ex wife got hold of a free ticket so our daughter could gift it to me for Valentines. NASCAR won’t get a dime from me as I lack the dimes to spare. The sport is so different now and the young drivers are so boring. It’s no wonder they can’t bring in new fans and old ones like me don’t go any more; F1 and Indy are better in my eyes.
Damn, controversy followed Mayfield wherever he went. It's easy to forget the controversial moments that he has at Penske because they were overshadowed by his controversial moment at Evernham in 2006 and his failed drugs test in 2009. Also: - 4:25-4:26 151 points?! Ouch. Mind you, if that happened in 2019 he would've been DQ'ed.
@@andrewvader8986 But he also had more DNF's, his average finish was worse, and mathematically, he would've finished 15th in the final standings without the Chase because of how much he dropped off during the final 10 races. He also finished 1 spot worse in the point standings in 2004 than 2005. I think he had faster cars in 2004 whereas he was a better driver in 2005. 1998 was better than both of those seasons, though. He had more top-10s and top-5s in fewer races, led more laps, finished higher in points, and had a better average finish.
I usually like your videos, but the first five seconds are instantly incorrect. In 1998, not only did Jeremy Mayfield win his first race (at Pocono over the hottest driver at the time Jeff Gordon), but he led the points for the first (and only) time in his career en route to a 7th place finish in the standings. He was a bona fide title contender undone by bad luck and head injuries.
he had a good start when he joined Penske. in 1998 he & Rusty were consistently at top of the points for the first half of season that would be dominated by Gordon & Martin. at Daytona he had a great chance to steal the 500 win from Earnhardt. it culminated with his 1st win at Pocono overtaking his idol Darrell Waltrip.
His first year at Evernham Motorsports in 2002 was way worse. Especially his last year with Evernham in '06. Mayfield had bad seasons worst than 2000 & other than 2002 & 2006 like 1994, 1995, 1996, 2001, & his last four years in the Cup Series. And that's speaking in terms of his average finish & points finish.
1: Rudd make a comeback after shutting down his team 2: Reddick is now a cup driver 3: Grissom is underrated 4: King wins the Opening Round of the 2012 Truck series and gets fired Early on
Jeremy Mayfield may not have had great seasons in that car, but that Mobil 1 car looked great with the red white and blue and the Pegasus on the side. A shame he went to victory lane only 3 times in that car.
Good Seasons: Matt Kenseth 2002 Bad Seasons: Ward Burton 2002 Good Seasons: Jeff Gordon 2007 Bad Seasons: Clint Bowyer 2016 Good Seasons: Jeff Burton 1999 Bad Seasons: Matt Kenseth 2009 Good Seasons: Dale Earnhardt 1995 Bad Seasons: Ken Schrader 1995 Good Seasons: Dale Earnhardt Jr. 2014 Bad Seasons: Carl Edwards 2012
It was a rogue crewmember who admitted to it after, worst part was, it actually caused Mayfield to finish 14th when he had been running 2nd. He complained after the final pit stop when the fuel was added that the engine was bogging down, and Gary Nelson confirmed that the engine would have had to be tuned to accept the additive, so the crew member got him penalized and screwed his Talladega finish all in one shot.
Good Seasons: Kevin Harvick 2018 Bad Seasons: Carl Edwards 2012 Good Seasons: Kyle Busch 2018 Bad Seasons: Tony Stewart 2014-2015 Good Seasons: Matt Kenseth 2013 Bad Seasons: Dale Jarrett 2003 Good Seasons: Jeff Gordon 2014 Bad Seasons: Terry Labonte 2004 Good Seasons: Dale Earnhardt Jr 2014 Bad Seasons: Bobby Labonte 2005 Good Seasons: Martin Truex Jr 2015-2016 Bad Seasons: Jeremy Mayfield 2006 Good Seasons: Clint Bowyer 2012 Bad Seasons: Kasey Kahne 2007 Good Seasons: Bill Elliott 1985 Bad Seasons: Matt Kenseth 2009 Good Seasons: Tim Richmond 1986 Bad Seasons: Bobby Hamilton 2000 Good Seasons: Harry Gant 1991 Bad Seasons: Ricky Rudd 1999 Good Seasons: Rusty Wallace 1993-1994 Bad Seasons: Sterling Marlin 1997 Good Seasons: Jeff Burton 1999-2000 Bad Seasons: Rusty Wallace 1992
@@DupontandLowesWarrior True. The later years with Hal Needham were disasterous. The move to Leo Jackson and being teamed with Andy Petree brought him back! And Harry's one of my favorites.
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@@alexthesniper1952 To be fair, I've played very little of Thunder 2003, and I haven't played much 2004...we moved shortly after I got both games (in ~2013...yes, I was late.), and I haven't been able to locate my PS2 since then. i did forget about the rival system, so that's my bad.
Could have easily won 7-10 races had they not had so many failures or crashes. Mayfield had the worst luck of anyone out there. That season is kinda reminiscent of Kyle Larson's recent seasons. Really wish Harvick or Bowyer would throwback to that paintscheme at Darlington next year!
Good Seasons: Kyle Busch 2008 and 2018 Jeff Gordon 2015 Ricky Stenhouse Jr 2017 Jamie McMurray 2010 Dale Jr 2000 William Byron 2019 Kyle Larson 2019 because he just won at Dover today! Bad Seasons: Kyle Busch 2012 and 2014 Jimmie Johnson 2019 Dale Jr 2007 Kyle Larson 2018 Carl Edwards 2009 Chase Elliott 2017 Austin Dillon 2019 Championship Seasons: Tony Stewart 2002, and 2011 (except for 2005 because you did a video of that year already) Kyle Busch 2015 Matt Kenseth 2003 Brad Keselowski 2012 Martin Truex Jr 2017 Kurt Busch 2004 Jimmie Johnson 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2013 and 2016 What do you think about my next video predictions? 🙂 Edit: Sorry for editing too much! I had more ideas to think of! 🙂
Guys I know about Kyle Larson, but I am just saying 2019 is good season because he is starting to win again and this is his first time making it a little close to the championship 4 and into the round of 8 for the first time in the playoffs! But what do you think about all the other drivers for the next videos?
NASCAR Thunder 2004 was so good, man. It did freakin' everything right, right down to legit statistics and recapping a driver's history.
One of the best game i ever played.The PS1 versión has more fantasy tracks than the PS2 versión
Clutch545 I used to have that game!
My favorite NASCAR thunder game of all time and still is!
Still play it to this day.
@@TheChildress293133 Game's Aged well after over 16 Years
His paint scheme wasn't a bust though it was great
They even reused it for Sam Hornish Jr. in 2008!
@@mcj88 Hornish Jr. Was better in IndyCar
@@DupontandLowesWarrior Well yeah, undoubtedly lol
TheRacersTV lol
Lizard King why Harvick?
Jeremy Mayfield: *spins Earnhardt at Pocono*
Earnhardt: *ah, so you have chosen death*
Ironic statement considering which one of them is still alive
@@MrGunlover12 hold up
if you live by the sword you'll die by the sword
That escalated quickly
Camedic Racing didn’t spin him dude
Dale Earnhardt: I'm the intimidator
Jeremy Mayfield: I just intimidated the intimidator
That’s a good one right there
Erin Crocker: I'm about to end this man's whole career
Earnhardt seemed to take it rather sporting
@@X8X8X8X8X8X8X8X8X8X Mayfield's Number one
My favorite Earnhardt moment he cried so much... jackass
What’s crazy about 2000 as well is the fact Mayfield led over 800 laps, the 4th most of any driver that year.
Glad you did this one man!!!
I think the weirdest part of this video was Michael Waltrip avoiding an accident
Surprisingly, Mikey was half-decent at accident avoidance for a while. From 93-98 he really didn't wreck all that often. Then his reaction speed went down, and he was back to his 80's self.
Cant believe that the team got penalized after Auto Club for Mayfield jumping on his car
Remember when they attempted to corral the drivers in 2001 because of that? It looked rediculous and failed (Steve Park at Rockingham, Dale Jr and Michael Waltrip at Daytona)
@@patrickracer43 DEI got away with it but not Jeremy
@@DupontandLowesWarrior well, of course DEI got away with it, their team owner died in the first race of the season, I just remember how comical the officials looked with those PVC pipes trying to keep guys like Jeff Gordon and Kevin Harvick from going on the roof in victory lane
@@patrickracer43 One of the Owner's three drivers is his own son
@@DupontandLowesWarrior that too
Definitely my favorite livery and outfit style of any car. It’s just that Mobil 1 Red, White, Blue, and Black- and the giant red Pegasus.
His 2001 season was even worse.
With Mike Wallace Taking His Ride after The Inaugural Kansas Race with Ryan Newman Finishing 2nd To Jeff Gordon
His first year in the #19 car was even worse than his last two years at Penske. Heck his last year in the #19 in '06 was WAY BEYOND worse.
@@anthonydeloreto3881 After That He Went To Bill Davis in The #36 360 Camry got dropped in Favor of Jacques Villeneuve Made His Own Toyota Team in The #41 and Was Suspended from The Sport since Then
His 2009 season was even worse
@@NASCAR_Junk His Career Was already in Hell By That Time
Good video as usual, Darian!
I must say, this is one of the most unusual Bad Seasons in NASCAR history... Your video made me know more about this Bad Season.
Peter Sospenzo has had interesting wins as a crew chief: Mayfield with that bump on Dale, Nemechek winning a rain shortened race as fans booed and of course, Justin Haley a few months ago.
Peter sounds like Michael Waltrip, in the sense that he only wins in the most chaotic ways possible.
I never thought I'd see a video about Jeremy Mayfield on this channel
Well that was depressing. I feel bad for the guy, it seems like most of those DNF's were things outside of his control, car failures, or getting taking out by other people. Crazy season
The Way Jeremy Won at Pocono is a Moment Everyone Will Be Talking about for a Long Ass Time
Bad Seasons: Jeremy Mayfield 2009
That's a good one right there. But for all the wrong reasons
Sees Nascar Thunder 2004, gives like.
What’s Jeremy Mayfield’s thing with failing sample tests?
Gues some people can't be clean lol
In 2009 Brian France screwed him over. Otherwise, i'm not sure.
The story goes that mayfield failed a routine drug test resulting in a suspension. Mayfield disputed it and had anther test done the next day with anther company and he passed. He was given anther test a few weeks later by nascar which he also failed. Again mayfield disputed it. Eventually they went to court where mayfield lost (though the nascar drug tests that he took were reanalyzed and showed a false positive from a combo of Adoral and an allergy medicine). Nascar refused to let mayfield back until he underwent nascar sanctioned treatment. He refused and left nascar permanently. A few years later he got arrested for stealing equipment from the then closing Red Bull racing (who he was working for) when they closed down. Upon the arrest they found meth in his safe (the safe drug he failed his drug tests for). Not long after, his house was foreclosed in due to not paying taxes. He also had to go to court when his 2 dogs attacked a mail lady delivering mail to his house. He now races regional series and his team is under his wife’s name.
Several years later nascar ended it’s contract with their drug testing company due to several false positives and other issues.
@@CamaroAmx A lot like his Nascar career. A lot of really fucked up luck, but a lot of self-inflicted stupidity.
That Speedworld recap brought back good memories of good coverage. What happened to this ESPN?
NASCAR saw more dollars going to fox an didn't look at the future.thats why we. Got shits racing shitty broadcasting an shit drivers that daddy a ride.nascar dug its own grave an it started with the network deal an saying screw ESPN who made NASCAR what NASCAR was at the time .
And of course Dale Sr. let him know he was number one after that bump-n-run.
One thing is for sure, Jeremy's 2000 season was the most blatant feast or famine season I've seen. He got 2 wins, had speed pretty much every week, but was hit with a lot of bad luck during races, then he has a big points penalty along with an injury at Indy that made him miss 2 races.
Give a big thanks to Thunder 2004 as well as Motor Racing Network’s Joe Moore and Barney Hall explaining Jeremy Mayfield’s bad season in 2000.
"Jeremy's going to try to pass someone" *goes to commercial*
*comes back from commercial with Mayfield wrecked*
I’d almost forgotten what full grandstands looked like.
Me 2
You won't have to worry about seeing full grandstands much longer. The intense Nascar popularity has caused most tracks to tear down most of their grandstands.
TheMEXICANBEEF Very true. I haven’t been to a race since the 2010 Daytona 500, and that was only because my ex wife got hold of a free ticket so our daughter could gift it to me for Valentines. NASCAR won’t get a dime from me as I lack the dimes to spare. The sport is so different now and the young drivers are so boring. It’s no wonder they can’t bring in new fans and old ones like me don’t go any more; F1 and Indy are better in my eyes.
@@catjudo1 The last race I've attended was the 2017 Coke Zero Sugar 400 at Daytona International Speedway. That was Dale Jr's last race at Daytona.
0:35 That's Nascar Thunder 2003. I remember that clip too! Loved all the MRN commentary in that game
I miss my PS2 man
Nah that's '04. Nascar 03 didn't have allys and rivals
@@mistaTVD3199 I know this is an extremely late reply but Thunder 04 and Thunder 03 both had that same audio clip
Crazy how the lead announcers ended up going from station to station and getting demoted to pit reporters as years go by
I remember watching that Pocono win live on a Monday after a rain delay when I was 10 years old. Epic
That 12 car is always either middling or absolutely amazing performance wise. Never an in between.
Blaney is Shit in The Number
Damn, controversy followed Mayfield wherever he went. It's easy to forget the controversial moments that he has at Penske because they were overshadowed by his controversial moment at Evernham in 2006 and his failed drugs test in 2009.
Also:
- 4:25-4:26 151 points?! Ouch. Mind you, if that happened in 2019 he would've been DQ'ed.
and Bobby Labonte would've won that event at Fontana in 2000
At 6:50, look at the CROWD. You dont see crowds like that in NASCAR anymore!😄
I forgot about the fuel issue. I wonder what they did to it.
Maybe the same thing MWR got popped for
Speaking of NASCAR Thunder 2004, anyone got a compilation of all the driver-specific pre-race commentary from that game and 2003?
Takumi from Wii Sports you can see the bud pole award and Winston cup logo non child friendly on Mayfields Mtn Dew
NASCAR thunder 2004 man I love that game. His 2000 season was just weird. He won twice but had so much bad luck
Jeremy Mayfield's Wikipedia page reads like a movie script
Damn shame. I watched him win at Fontana in the grandstands in 2000.
He didn’t intimidate him, he hit him lol
Which Earnhardt did to several other drivers before.
My favorite part was when Jeremy Mayfield had a bad 2000 season
I use to love Mayfield...yet never seen a guy ruin his career the way he did
Other people from NASCAR were Suspended for using Performance enhancement that wasn't legal in NASCAR
I remember having that bigger diecast Mobil 1 car as a kid, and playing with it a lot. :) Shame that season was not his best.
Good Seasons: Jeremy Mayfield 2005
1998 can be considered for a good seasons video, too.
Don't forget 2004.
I would say 2004 was much better of a season than 2005. He led a ton of laps in 2004 and had multiple runner ups
@@andrewvader8986 But he also had more DNF's, his average finish was worse, and mathematically, he would've finished 15th in the final standings without the Chase because of how much he dropped off during the final 10 races. He also finished 1 spot worse in the point standings in 2004 than 2005. I think he had faster cars in 2004 whereas he was a better driver in 2005.
1998 was better than both of those seasons, though. He had more top-10s and top-5s in fewer races, led more laps, finished higher in points, and had a better average finish.
I guess you could title this as Inconsistent Seasons
Good seasons Kevin Harvick 2010
Bad Seasons Jimmy Johnson 2019
Championship seasons Joey Lagono 2018
Nascar Bust Kevin Conway
Logano has already been done and go to The Iceberg's video on Harvick's 2010 season. He also did one for Hamlin in 2010 as well
Joey lagono is the best
Kevin Conway busted something e-
Aight I’ll leave now
9544 Senator if you’re gonna do a bad season for jimmie it should be 2018 2019 is better in every stat
@@dillongoodwin48 except in points
Red Hot Chilli Peppers. Nice 👌
Drug Seasons: Mayfield, Tim Richmond, AJ Allmendinger, Spencer Gallagher
Mayfield was prescribed those pills. It was legal. Ray Evernham blackballed him.
I usually like your videos, but the first five seconds are instantly incorrect. In 1998, not only did Jeremy Mayfield win his first race (at Pocono over the hottest driver at the time Jeff Gordon), but he led the points for the first (and only) time in his career en route to a 7th place finish in the standings. He was a bona fide title contender undone by bad luck and head injuries.
he had a good start when he joined Penske. in 1998 he & Rusty were consistently at top of the points for the first half of season that would be dominated by Gordon & Martin. at Daytona he had a great chance to steal the 500 win from Earnhardt. it culminated with his 1st win at Pocono overtaking his idol Darrell Waltrip.
Terry Labonte's 2000 was terrible as well. Broke the Ironman streak that year because of that Pepsi 400 wreck :(
Idk man. That win kinda salvaged this season. It’s definitely one of his career highlights.
his name was recently changed to Jeremy Methfield
This makes me miss espn and tnn.
6:34 that's where Terry LaBonte got hurt. And it began his downfall.
Who else misses the broadcast with Eli Gold and Buddy Baker
Gotta love Bill Weber's lead ups 😅
"If you ain't living on the edge then you're taking up too much space" - Jeremy Mayfield
His first year at Evernham Motorsports in 2002 was way worse. Especially his last year with Evernham in '06. Mayfield had bad seasons worst than 2000 & other than 2002 & 2006 like 1994, 1995, 1996, 2001, & his last four years in the Cup Series. And that's speaking in terms of his average finish & points finish.
Last race in the video at Atlanta 4th caution lap 54 you might get 1 caution minus the 2 for stage ends at Atlanta today in 2019 makes me laugh
Good Seasons: Ricky Rudd (2000)
Bad Seasons: Tyler Reddick (2016)
Championship Seasons: Steve Grissom (1993)
Nascar Busts: John King
1: Rudd make a comeback after shutting down his team
2: Reddick is now a cup driver
3: Grissom is underrated
4: King wins the Opening Round of the 2012 Truck series and gets fired Early on
Was that a clip from a nascar video game? 😂😂
MAY the FIELD be with you...
That paint scheme was sick.
Engine blows engine blows oops there goes another engine
I like how NASCAR made it as other teams shammed the 12 team over cheating, when in reality probably just laughed that they got caught.
Jeremy Mayfield may not have had great seasons in that car, but that Mobil 1 car looked great with the red white and blue and the Pegasus on the side. A shame he went to victory lane only 3 times in that car.
Jeremy Mayfield: i used the intimidation to intimidate the intimidator.
Bad Season: Terry Labonte 2000
Ruined his next 2 Years (2001-02)
Was the gas a higher octane?
Wow. Never been this early
Best looking Taurus cup car
Good Seasons: Matt Kenseth 2002
Bad Seasons: Ward Burton 2002
Good Seasons: Jeff Gordon 2007
Bad Seasons: Clint Bowyer 2016
Good Seasons: Jeff Burton 1999
Bad Seasons: Matt Kenseth 2009
Good Seasons: Dale Earnhardt 1995
Bad Seasons: Ken Schrader 1995
Good Seasons: Dale Earnhardt Jr. 2014
Bad Seasons: Carl Edwards 2012
He was either The Imitator or Jeremy Mayfinish with no in between
3:40 why would you spike gas?
It was a rogue crewmember who admitted to it after, worst part was, it actually caused Mayfield to finish 14th when he had been running 2nd. He complained after the final pit stop when the fuel was added that the engine was bogging down, and Gary Nelson confirmed that the engine would have had to be tuned to accept the additive, so the crew member got him penalized and screwed his Talladega finish all in one shot.
Good Seasons: Kevin Harvick 2018 Bad Seasons: Carl Edwards 2012
Good Seasons: Kyle Busch 2018 Bad Seasons: Tony Stewart 2014-2015
Good Seasons: Matt Kenseth 2013 Bad Seasons: Dale Jarrett 2003
Good Seasons: Jeff Gordon 2014 Bad Seasons: Terry Labonte 2004
Good Seasons: Dale Earnhardt Jr 2014 Bad Seasons: Bobby Labonte 2005
Good Seasons: Martin Truex Jr 2015-2016 Bad Seasons: Jeremy Mayfield 2006
Good Seasons: Clint Bowyer 2012 Bad Seasons: Kasey Kahne 2007
Good Seasons: Bill Elliott 1985 Bad Seasons: Matt Kenseth 2009
Good Seasons: Tim Richmond 1986 Bad Seasons: Bobby Hamilton 2000
Good Seasons: Harry Gant 1991 Bad Seasons: Ricky Rudd 1999
Good Seasons: Rusty Wallace 1993-1994 Bad Seasons: Sterling Marlin 1997
Good Seasons: Jeff Burton 1999-2000 Bad Seasons: Rusty Wallace 1992
Nascar Bad Seasons: Bobby Labonte 2005
Bad seasons: Harry Gant 1987-88
0 wins, 0 top-5, 7 top-10,
21 DNFs in 1987
14 DNFs in 1988
Skoal Bandit still won 5 Races in 1991
@@DupontandLowesWarrior True. The later years with Hal Needham were disasterous. The move to Leo Jackson and being teamed with Andy Petree brought him back! And Harry's one of my favorites.
Switching to Oldsmobile, where they were top priority instead of being the third-tier Chevy team also helped.
@@seannolan9857 I miss Oldsmobile Pontiac and Buick
I have his Mobil 1 number 12 as a diecast
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3/30: Pocono Raceway
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7/6: Iowa Speedway
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7/20: Bristol Motor Speedway
7/27: Darlington Raceway
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8/17: Richmond Raceway
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Do you know Jeremy Mayfield drove number 37 Kmart and RC Cola Ford Thunderbird in 1997 cool paint Scheme ever made k&h racing
I'll tell you someone who probably does know: David Land
That's the only 1/128 diecast I own! All my other ones are 1/64.
Nascar 98
My brother got me the diecast and still have it and is funny that i just notice kids against durgs on the hood.
@@6msrct really that's just awesome
Quick reminder that Dale Earnhardt was a boomer
And that has what to do with anything?
It was pretty bad, but not as bad as his 2009 or 2011.
Mayfield had a lot of disappointing seasons
Unfortunately Jeremy Mayfield was Suspended Indefinitely for using Performance enhancement in 2009
I find it funny how the only reason you thought of this is thunder 2004 lol, best console nascar game ever.
I didn't blame a lot of it, but NASCAR Thunder 2003 was probably better in my opinion. You actually had to build and take care of equipment!
@@Dat-Mudkip no your wrong 03 you can beat and bang and the ai won't retaliation like in 04
@@alexthesniper1952 To be fair, I've played very little of Thunder 2003, and I haven't played much 2004...we moved shortly after I got both games (in ~2013...yes, I was late.), and I haven't been able to locate my PS2 since then. i did forget about the rival system, so that's my bad.
Misfortune is what Jeremy's season was. Could of been a Top 5 finish in points!
His Brickyard Injury prevented him from doing so
My point exactly. If he wasn't injury, tampered with the fuel & stay out of trouble, Top 5 easily!
@@Rusty2FTW Michael Kranefuss (Mayfield's Original Owner in the #12) went on to put Shawna Robinson in his #84 at Michigan the Same Year
Bad Seasons: Kyle Larson 2015 or 2018.
Eric Fording 2018 was a decent year although I can understand 2015 because that was bad
Dude just won today
@@brandonn6837 I wanted to say 2014 but I usually don't judge rookie seasons.
Might need to add 2020 to that...
Yup also as it looks Kyle Busch but he could still theoretically come back.
Shoutout to nascar thunder 2004
he must have gotten a bunk batch for that season
They popped the 12 for everything, it was a too tall Taurus, they used the wrong fuel... could be worse
Could have easily won 7-10 races had they not had so many failures or crashes. Mayfield had the worst luck of anyone out there. That season is kinda reminiscent of Kyle Larson's recent seasons. Really wish Harvick or Bowyer would throwback to that paintscheme at Darlington next year!
Larson won today
Sam Hornish Jr. had a similar livery (complete with the red pegasus on the sides) in 2008.
Bad Seasons:Johnny Sauter 2019
He just got Black Flagged
0:19 was dale flipping him off?
Good Seasons:
Kyle Busch 2008 and 2018
Jeff Gordon 2015
Ricky Stenhouse Jr 2017
Jamie McMurray 2010
Dale Jr 2000
William Byron 2019
Kyle Larson 2019 because he just won at Dover today!
Bad Seasons:
Kyle Busch 2012 and 2014
Jimmie Johnson 2019
Dale Jr 2007
Kyle Larson 2018
Carl Edwards 2009
Chase Elliott 2017
Austin Dillon 2019
Championship Seasons:
Tony Stewart 2002, and 2011 (except for 2005 because you did a video of that year already)
Kyle Busch 2015
Matt Kenseth 2003
Brad Keselowski 2012
Martin Truex Jr 2017
Kurt Busch 2004
Jimmie Johnson 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2013 and 2016
What do you think about my next video predictions? 🙂
Edit: Sorry for editing too much! I had more ideas to think of! 🙂
Wait until the end of the season and then determine if he actually had a good season this year.
I wouldn't consider Larson's season good.
Guys I know about Kyle Larson, but I am just saying 2019 is good season because he is starting to win again and this is his first time making it a little close to the championship 4 and into the round of 8 for the first time in the playoffs!
But what do you think about all the other drivers for the next videos?
@@ethanmanagad0634 a little late in the season wouldn't you say?
Amazing how no clips in this entire video were Jeremy's fault.
Bad seasons? More like bad careers but hey at least he DID get to drive for a good team and won a couple races...
God this race still pisses me off LOL. That was a good season for dale
I knew it from thunder 03
Thunder 03 and 04 had Barney Hall and Joe Moore's analysis.
Who knew putting meth in racing fuel could get you 4 poles.
The way the metal hit the hard wall sounded ugly.
Why don’t you do bad seasons Jeremy mayfield 2001
He got released from Penske after Kansas
Meth: Not even once
It sounds like you call him "Germy" Mayfield every time........
Icarly joke