a few honorable mentions for the 70's 70 - JD McDuffie, he never won but his 70 car sure looked good 73 - David Reutimann drove this number a few times in 2012 for BK Racing in a Gray Dr Pepper Car 77 - Sam Hornish Jr drove this number in the 2008 All Star Race where he had a skewed car which was banned almost immediately
This was rough knowing the 60s lack success or a driver that is committed full-time, but great video overall. I know the 70s have plenty of success along with a legend.
The number 63 was used for a car in the NASCAR/Heist movie Logan Lucky. Specially it was used for a character called Dayton White (Played by Sebastian Stan).
I have an honorable mention for the 80’s which is still a while away but Mac I car from cars he is #84 to be an Easter egg to the year the first Mac dropped I have another suggestion this time for the 70’s the 77 advent melon Ross scheme
For the #66 car, you forgot to mention Timmy Hill. While his time in the Cup Series is pretty much an afterthought, his time with his family-owned team in the Xfinity and Truck Series gained him a small, but respectable amount of support week-in and week-out. He has One Cup Series Win, Six Top 5s and Six Top 10s. However, these were all on the iRacing circuit, due to the COVID-19 in 2020. Despite this controversy, he also had bits and pieces of success in the lower divisions of NASCAR. In the Xfinity Series (From 2011 - 2023 with 240 starts), Hill managed to get Two Top 5s, Seven Top 10s, Led 22 Laps, and had a Best Points Finish of 17th in 2011. In the Truck Series (From 2013, 2015 - 2016 and 2018 - 2023 with 85 starts), Hill managed to get One Top 5, Eight Top 10s, Led 10 Laps, and had a Best Points Finish of 20th in 2023.
I was given #65 my freshman year of high school football and it’s been my go to ever since. But trust me that number is one of the goats on nascar 2005 tho😤😤😤
Great video again unlike the 60s you have a win streak of great videos Also like to make and honorable mentioned for the 73 johnny beauchamp who had a weird history
The 72 has, I kid you not, more wins than the 60’s combined at 14! In 576 races, those 14 victories, 14 poles, 145 top 5s, and 3 different drivers won in the number. The first to drive the number was Ann Chester at Daytona Beach in 1950. The first to win in the number was Joe Weatherly in 1958 at Nashville Fairgrounds. The driver with the most wins and last to win was Benny Parsons in 1978, and he got most of his wins in the 72. The number’s last full time driver was Cole Whitt in 2017. In 2018 Whitt and Corey LaJoie shared the number, Cole making 13 starts and Corey making the rest. Honorable mentions are Phil Parsons at 1 start, Herb Thomas’ brother, Donald, at 21 starts, and Cole Whitt’s Cousin, Brandon, his only cup start Wow, the 72 did great in the Cup Series
A small little mention, Mark Thompson made one start in the 66 for MBM in the 2018 Daytona 500, sponsored by Phoenix Air, a company owned and founded by Mark. He finished running 22nd, 4 laps down.
It has been a journey! Going back and watching the first few it’s cool to see how much more comfortable I have gotten with it. Thanks for watching and the kind words!
68 is my favourite number and it’s just sad that no one hasn’t driven in it since 2001. I’ve used it (along with the 51) in all of my nascar and f1 careers. The best part about it tho is that a ton of hot wheels cars have the 68 because that’s there founding year I think
@@DoglegMediaMattI love that number because I used to have a green mini Cooper that looked like a race car, and I imagined it having number 68 on it. When I was younger, I used to race it during Nascar races
Here's A Honorable Mention For The 80s: Kyle Busch Drove The Number 84 In 2004 For 6 Races Driving For Hendrick Motorsports Before Driving The Number 5 For 2005
You forgot to mention an honorable mention for the #66. Derrick Cope ran the number in 1 start for Cale Yarborough Motorsports in the 1993 Daytona 500, with sponsor Bojangles, before the team switched numbers to #98 for the rest of the team's existence.
few 70s honorable mentions. #72- Rusty Wallace made a few starts in the number in '82 and '83 with Ramada as the sponsor. Also Modified Tour legend Ted Christopher made 1 start in the number at NH in 2004 #75- Lake Speed had the number in '85 and Ralph Earnhardt ran the number in the 60s #76- in the last video i commented on JD Mcduffie was famous with the #70, but i found out he had 10 races in 1963 in the #76 and scored 3 Top 10s in the number And I was surprised #79 which is my favorite number is winless.
@@DoglegMediaMatt he didn’t make the field. Qualifying was rained out and they had no owners points. Car used the mark Martin Busch series font and was sponsored by peterbilt
A few honorable mentions I can think of for the 70s are Stewart Friesen who made his cup debut in the 77 at Bristol Dirt in 2021 and Clint Bowyer who drove the 79 in a few Iracing races in 2021.
Another great video! The only driver that I would have added is for the 66; Phil Parsons ran the number from 1983-86 part time. Had a couple of nice Skoal paint schemes. Tom Sneva also drove one race for the number in 1987. For the 70's here are some honorable mentions: 70: JD McDuffie, Johnny Sauter 71: Kerry Earnhardt in 2000 at Michigan, the only Cup race he competed in with Dale and Dale Jr. 75: Lake Speed, Joe Ruttman, Dick Trickle, Todd Bodine, Morgan Shepherd, Rick Mast. All had good runs with the number, and all went winless. 77: Ken Ragan, Greg Sacks, Robert Pressley all ran a number 77 Jasper car and all were under different car owners. Looking forward to the remaining numbers.
Thanks for the continued suggestions, I think you’re the first to mention Phil for the 66, most are grilling me for leaving of Timmy Hill’s iRacing win 😅
I have a couple from the 70s, first is one I forgot about until I looked for a Mountain Dew car (probably since it was before I was born), but the #73 Bill Schmitt Mountain Dew Buick. Also JJ Yeley (who has been in Cup for a lot longer than I realized) drove the #77 Greenville Swamp Rabbits car in 2020.
It's funny you mentioned the 64 not being used to promote the Nintendo 64. When I got into Nascar Thunder 2003 my car was all yellow, my sponsor was Nintendo and my number was 64. It still is today.
For the 70s I got suggestions, the 74 Fake Steak car from "The Crew" (Forgot who drove it) The 72 car driven by Cole Whitt and Corey Lajoie (RTIC Coolers Car) The 70 car driven by J.D McDuffie (RIP) That's all of em! Hope they get mention in the next video!
Actually (I should have mentioned this in one of the previous videos) Elmo did get "one more win" in the Winston Legends race at Charlotte, I'll still remember him as the pace car driver
Didn't Trickle do a lot of starts with 64? I remember that being his second most used number after 90. Or was that not in the cup series? He did get two wins in what is now Xfinity series, I think with that number. Might be worth a mention.
70 - Was Haas with Johnny Sauter 71 - TRG - Bobby Labonte 72 - TriStar - Corey Lajoie, Cole Whitt, Kirk Shelmerdine with is start and park 73 - BK Racing 74 - Spire with Reed Sorenson with "fake steak" for a show or movie 75 - Kyle Busch in the allstar race 77 - Dave Blaney, Travis Kvapil 78 - Regan Smith - Win at Darlington
for an honorable mention for the #69 there should be one for every teenage boy who played a NASCAR video game in the 90s and 00s made that their car number when you could paint your own car.
Honorable Mention for the 74: When NASCAR made that sitcom "The Crew", Spire renumbered Sorensons car to the #74 for the TV show at Michigan Fall in 2020
I apologize, we have been getting a lot of honorable mentions, some were bound to fall through the cracks, send me some mentions for the 70’s I definitely got you! Thanks for the suggestion and for watching!
STORMIN NORM! A suggestion for the 73, Joe Nemechek during the 1997 Daytona 500. Phil Barkdoll, who owned the 73, made the race, while Joe Nemechek missed the field in his newly formed SABCO Racing 42. Felix Sabates wrote a big-ass check to Phil, and Joe took his place. A suggestion for No. 75, Derrike Cope, once again. DC never made a race in his self owend 75, but the paint jobs were cool, especially his 2010 scheme.
Honorable Mentions 70 Jermey Mayfield 2008 71 Sara Christian 1949 72 Dwayne Leik 2001 or 2002 Daytona 500 73 Mike Garvey 74 Reed Sorensen aka Jake Martin in the Netflix Show the Crew in 2020
No. 67, buddy Arrington was the last nascar driver busted for hauling moonshine. Got caught because he ran a red-light/stop sign in front of a cop. Some time in the 70s.
It would be cool seeing you do the other two of NASCAR’s top divisions number history however I can see the problem as both those series (especially the Truck series which only dates back to 1995) have no history and a much smaller number of winners
@@DoglegMediaMatt I suppose you could combine the Xfinity and Truck series into the same series to pad it out a little, might be a little jarring but it’s an option, btw keep up the great work man! This series for a British NASCAR fan like myself is fascinating!
@@LittleOwl2003 yeah, it’s more so sourcing the data, I would love to do dedicated series for each! Appreciate you watching, glad to hear we have fans all over!
anyway for the 70's u shud mention 70: J.D McDuffie 71: Fireball Roberts 72: Benny Parsons 73: Bill Schmitt 74: LD Austin 75: Neil Bonnett 76: Larry Frank 77: Erik Jones (or Joe Lee Johnson) 78: Martin Truex Jr. (or Dick Passwater) 79: Frank Warren
So how are you going to handle Marty Robbins in the 777 car? The history on numbers 100 - 776 NOBODY!! And now on to the 777. You could do a separate video on odd numbers like the 777, 01, 02, etc.
Wildly enough, there were quite a few triple digits numbers before the modern era, but with Marty running it during modern era, I will prolly put it in the 0-09 series haha
for this video, you missed Timmy Hill who I shouted out as a honorable mention for the 66 Next video: 70- Gotta mention J.D. McDuffie. Save the horrible fatal crash he was the legend of the #70 and has the most starts in NASCAR without a win, and was one of the longest holdouts of the original independents. 71- I know he'll get mentioned because he's a winner in the 71, but Dave Marcis 71- Also Sara Christian (she'll probably also be a definite mention as first to drive). First female to drive in the Cup Series, back in the inaugural season in 1949, also first to score a top 5 but the top 5 was not in the 71 73- This is a mention for the name. Phil Barkdoll. What a legendary nascar name shame it didn't come with a single top 10. I would mention Mike Harmon's XFinity team for 74 but this is a Cup Series series so I assume you don't want to mingle XFinity stuff in there
Honorable Mentions For 70-79 70 Ralph Earnhardt 71 Mario Andretti 72 Rusty Wallace 73 Cale Yarbrough 74 Curtis Turner 75 Kyle Petty 76 Ron Hornaday Jr 77 Dale Earnhardt Sr Erik Jones 78 Kurt Busch 79 Ned Jarrett
Like I said, 60-69 fairly disappointing. There is one interesting guy I stumbled upon, that was Steve Seligman who raced for a bit in 1995 and 1996 in select races withe the 65. He never actually successfully qualified for a race and was actually sent to prison for pocession of coccaine at the guys shop. Not sure what happened to him or where he is now
You missed my 60s comment, so here are some Honorable drivers of the 70s 70 JD McDuffie & Pee Wee Ellwanger 71 Fireball Roberts & Bobby Labonte 72 Sammy Swindell & Kirk Shelmerdine 73 Buddy Baker 74 Randy Lajoie & Rex White 75 Harry Gant & Morgan Shepard 76 Red Farmer 77 Dave Blaney 78 Joe Nemechek & Richard Brickhouse 79 Ned Jarrett & Scott Speed
@@DoglegMediaMattAwesome, some good paint scheme examples for the drivers I listed would be Shelmerdine's American flag #72 Dave Blaney's Jasper #77 Joe Nemechek National day of prayer #78
If I had a nickle for everytime the number 64 was in the winners circle, I'd have two nickles... which isnt alot but it's weird that it's happened twice...
@@DoglegMediaMatt yeah, maybe one day a team will only choose winless numbers and make them all have at least one win! (It will make your job easier lol)
@@DoglegMediaMatt it really pains and saddens me that nobody wants to ever pick and choose a number that is the most hated. Quick side note about the 53: it would have had a full time stint in 2021 had it not been for the one off rebranding at the fall 2021 Dega race.
60 Doug Cooper Tom Cox Boris Said Ted Musgrave Dick Trickle Rich Bickle Jack Sprague Landon Cassill David Green Phil Parsons Buddy Baker Joe Bessey David Sisco Brian Vickers Mike Chase Ed Berrier Todd Bodine Neil Castles Jason Leffler 61 Joe Mihalic Hoss Ellington Elmo Langley Rick Carelli Johnny Rutherford Jimmy Finger Joe Weatherly Dick Brooks Ned Jarrett Mike Potter Baxter Price Stanton Barrett Austin Cameron 62 Rick Wilson Ron Keselowski Buddy Arrington Timmy Hill Joe Ruttman Bill Amick Dave Marcis Justin Allgaier Reed Sorenson Austin Cameron 63 Jocko Maggiacomo Jimmy Hensley Frank Warren 64 Tommy Gale Rodney Combs Todd Bodine Connie Saylor Jimmy Hensley Dick Brooks Dick May Curtis Crider Eddie Bierschwale Ken Schrader Buddy Baker Trevor Boys Curtis Markham Skip Manning Joe Fields DK Ulrich Mike Potter Mike Wallace Henley Gray Dave Marcis Joe Millikan Bud Moore Ed Negre Jack Ingram Morgan Shepherd Johnny Chapman Brad Teague Jeff Green Tony Raines Chad Mccumbee Derrike Cope 65 Carl Adams Buddy Arrington Charlie Glotzbach Dave Mader III DK Ulrich Walter Ballard Dick May Lennie Pond Glenn Jarrett
66 Timmy Hill Jeff Green Lake Speed Phil Parsons Dave Blaney Todd Bodine Scott Riggs Michael McDowell Jimmy Hensley Joe Nemechek Rick Mast Mike Wallace Hermie Sadler Joey Gase David Starr Kevin Lepage Brett Moffitt Chad Little Mike Garvey Michael Waltrip Jeremy Mayfield Dick Brooks HB Bailey Randy LaJoie Carl Long Chad Finchum Jeff Burton David Pearson Mike Potter Mike Bliss Bill Amick Neil Castles Terry Labonte Bobby Hillin Jr Chuck Bown Bud Moore Ben Hess Derrike Cope James Davison Max Papis Jimmy Spencer Tomy Drissi JJ Yeley Josh Wise Donnie Allison Dorsey Schroeder Harry Gant Geoff Bodine Jason Leffler 67 David Pearson Dick May Eddie Bierschwale Brad Teague Elmo Langley Joey Arrington Boris Said Buck Baker Morgan Shepherd Joe Millikan Ken Schrader Jimmy Hensley Ken Bouchard Mickey Gibbs Dale Jarrett 68 Bob Derrington Derrike Cope Lennie Pond Greg Sacks Chuck Bown Mike Potter Neil Castles Curtis Crider Dorsey Schroeder Buddy Baker Tiny Lund Mike Chase Loy Allen Jr Hut Stricklin Ron Fellows 69 Volney Schulze Hershel McGriff Buddy Arrington Trevor Boys Ronnie Thomas
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Number 60 returned in 2024 with RFK racing with David Ragan.
Greg Biffle teased about using the 69.
Awesome and fun. Subscribed.
Thanks! I wish he would come back and run it, he runs it in SRX! 😂
in chicago this year the 60 car won a stage, the car was driven by joey hand. yeah. idk this guy either
a few honorable mentions for the 70's
70 - JD McDuffie, he never won but his 70 car sure looked good
73 - David Reutimann drove this number a few times in 2012 for BK Racing in a Gray Dr Pepper Car
77 - Sam Hornish Jr drove this number in the 2008 All Star Race where he had a skewed car which was banned almost immediately
I remember the illegal hornish car haha, and I’m for sure using the JD 70!
@@DoglegMediaMatt Don't forget Gary Bradberry and Billy Standridge along with Martin Truex Jr in the #78
@@larryorange9082I don't think anyone will forget his tenure in the number 78.
This was rough knowing the 60s lack success or a driver that is committed full-time, but great video overall. I know the 70s have plenty of success along with a legend.
The 70’s is going to be fun!
Im so sorry i missed this video for so long i was sick
All good! You got your shout out at the end!
After you finish the cup series you should do all the other series but combine them like pintys trucks xfinity and the others as to not take forever
Never say never!
The number 63 was used for a car in the NASCAR/Heist movie Logan Lucky. Specially it was used for a character called Dayton White (Played by Sebastian Stan).
This I have to check out, thanks for the mention!
16:18 Lerooooooyyyyyy Yarborough
I wanted to do this sooooo bad lmao 😂
LLLLEEERRRROOOOOOOOYYYYYYYY YYYYAAAAARRRRRBBBBBBOOOOOOORRRRRROOOUUUUGGGGHHHHH JJEENNKKIINNSSSSSS
I have an honorable mention for the 80’s which is still a while away but Mac I car from cars he is #84 to be an Easter egg to the year the first Mac dropped
I have another suggestion this time for the 70’s the 77 advent melon Ross scheme
I like it! We can do that!
The 84 Mac cars is from Pixar Cars!!!!!!!!!!
For the #66 car, you forgot to mention Timmy Hill.
While his time in the Cup Series is pretty much an afterthought, his time with his family-owned team in the Xfinity and Truck Series gained him a small, but respectable amount of support week-in and week-out.
He has One Cup Series Win, Six Top 5s and Six Top 10s. However, these were all on the iRacing circuit, due to the COVID-19 in 2020. Despite this controversy, he also had bits and pieces of success in the lower divisions of NASCAR.
In the Xfinity Series (From 2011 - 2023 with 240 starts), Hill managed to get Two Top 5s, Seven Top 10s, Led 22 Laps, and had a Best Points Finish of 17th in 2011.
In the Truck Series (From 2013, 2015 - 2016 and 2018 - 2023 with 85 starts), Hill managed to get One Top 5, Eight Top 10s, Led 10 Laps, and had a Best Points Finish of 20th in 2023.
I definitely missed the mark forgetting Hill!
I was given #65 my freshman year of high school football and it’s been my go to ever since. But trust me that number is one of the goats on nascar 2005 tho😤😤😤
Ayeeeeee making the 65 legendary, good work!
Great video again unlike the 60s you have a win streak of great videos
Also like to make and honorable mentioned for the 73 johnny beauchamp who had a weird history
You have a win streak of being an awesome viewer! I’ll be sure to get it for the next one! Thanks for watching!
The 72 has, I kid you not, more wins than the 60’s combined at 14! In 576 races, those 14 victories, 14 poles, 145 top 5s, and 3 different drivers won in the number.
The first to drive the number was Ann Chester at Daytona Beach in 1950.
The first to win in the number was Joe Weatherly in 1958 at Nashville Fairgrounds.
The driver with the most wins and last to win was Benny Parsons in 1978, and he got most of his wins in the 72.
The number’s last full time driver was Cole Whitt in 2017.
In 2018 Whitt and Corey LaJoie shared the number, Cole making 13 starts and Corey making the rest.
Honorable mentions are Phil Parsons at 1 start, Herb Thomas’ brother, Donald, at 21 starts, and Cole Whitt’s Cousin, Brandon, his only cup start
Wow, the 72 did great in the Cup Series
Better than all the 60’s combined!
A small little mention, Mark Thompson made one start in the 66 for MBM in the 2018 Daytona 500, sponsored by Phoenix Air, a company owned and founded by Mark. He finished running 22nd, 4 laps down.
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Dang, I’m not a regular viewer of yours but man you’ve gotten much better at the script and narration!
It has been a journey! Going back and watching the first few it’s cool to see how much more comfortable I have gotten with it. Thanks for watching and the kind words!
68 is my favourite number and it’s just sad that no one hasn’t driven in it since 2001. I’ve used it (along with the 51) in all of my nascar and f1 careers. The best part about it tho is that a ton of hot wheels cars have the 68 because that’s there founding year I think
Aye that’s a nice silver lining!
68 is also my favorite number (because Hot Wheels was invented in 1968)
@@WeAreThe3TimeChampionsOfNascaryou have the right username 😎🔥
@@WeAreThe3TimeChampionsOfNascar W
@@DoglegMediaMattI love that number because I used to have a green mini Cooper that looked like a race car, and I imagined it having number 68 on it. When I was younger, I used to race it during Nascar races
Here's A Honorable Mention For The 80s: Kyle Busch Drove The Number 84 In 2004 For 6 Races Driving For Hendrick Motorsports
Before Driving The Number 5 For 2005
It’s a shame that KFB did better in the 84 than Jimmie is doing in it 😂🥲
Just found this, the #63 actually has 1 pole position and it came in 1959 at Hickory Motorspeedway by R L Combs. Found on Racing Reference.
The #67 has 1 pole, thanks to David Pearson at Sumter in 1960. Another Racing Reference find. Lol
Oh dang, I sourced from RR as well, I did have an issue on 68, the main page shows 1 pole, but when I went into all who drove it, I found 2. Hmmmm
@@DoglegMediaMattJ.C. Hendrix just drew a pole, he didn't qualify first. Larry Baumel had a legit pole at Columbia in '70 though.
@@seannolan9857 awesome, thanks for the info!
You forgot to mention an honorable mention for the #66. Derrick Cope ran the number in 1 start for Cale Yarborough Motorsports in the 1993 Daytona 500, with sponsor Bojangles, before the team switched numbers to #98 for the rest of the team's existence.
Me missing a Bojangles car is a sin….
Mark Thompson also drove the 66 at the 2018 Daytona 500.
I didn’t know this, thanks for the mention!
few 70s honorable mentions.
#72- Rusty Wallace made a few starts in the number in '82 and '83 with Ramada as the sponsor. Also Modified Tour legend Ted Christopher made 1 start in the number at NH in 2004
#75- Lake Speed had the number in '85 and Ralph Earnhardt ran the number in the 60s
#76- in the last video i commented on JD Mcduffie was famous with the #70, but i found out he had 10 races in 1963 in the #76 and scored 3 Top 10s in the number
And I was surprised #79 which is my favorite number is winless.
Thanks for the suggestions! We’ll get them in!
I think the last number in this video is all what we were looking for
I know, dirty birds 😂😎
77 Ross Chastain honorable mention
Oooooooooh that’s a good one! Watermelon man! Thanks for the suggestion!
Honorble Mention: Ryan Truex ran the 71 car in 2019 Trying to make it in the Daytona 500 but failed he never ran the car again
Thanks for the mention!
No problem just helping you out
Matt Kenseth attempted his Cup debut in 1998 in a Roush #60. And Bobby Hamilton and I thinkGreg Sacks split the 68 in '93.
I didn’t know that about Kenseth! Thanks for the info!
@@DoglegMediaMatt he didn’t make the field. Qualifying was rained out and they had no owners points. Car used the mark Martin Busch series font and was sponsored by peterbilt
@@nascarsteve I just looked it up, that black scheme is wild!
A few honorable mentions I can think of for the 70s are Stewart Friesen who made his cup debut in the 77 at Bristol Dirt in 2021 and Clint Bowyer who drove the 79 in a few Iracing races in 2021.
Thanks for the mentions!
@@DoglegMediaMatt You’re welcome
Another great video! The only driver that I would have added is for the 66; Phil Parsons ran the number from 1983-86 part time. Had a couple of nice Skoal paint schemes. Tom Sneva also drove one race for the number in 1987.
For the 70's here are some honorable mentions:
70: JD McDuffie, Johnny Sauter
71: Kerry Earnhardt in 2000 at Michigan, the only Cup race he competed in with Dale and Dale Jr.
75: Lake Speed, Joe Ruttman, Dick Trickle, Todd Bodine, Morgan Shepherd, Rick Mast. All had good runs with the number, and all went winless.
77: Ken Ragan, Greg Sacks, Robert Pressley all ran a number 77 Jasper car and all were under different car owners.
Looking forward to the remaining numbers.
Thanks for the continued suggestions, I think you’re the first to mention Phil for the 66, most are grilling me for leaving of Timmy Hill’s iRacing win 😅
I have a couple from the 70s, first is one I forgot about until I looked for a Mountain Dew car (probably since it was before I was born), but the #73 Bill Schmitt Mountain Dew Buick. Also JJ Yeley (who has been in Cup for a lot longer than I realized) drove the #77 Greenville Swamp Rabbits car in 2020.
I like both of these, thanks for sharing!
It's funny you mentioned the 64 not being used to promote the Nintendo 64. When I got into Nascar Thunder 2003 my car was all yellow, my sponsor was Nintendo and my number was 64. It still is today.
That’s awesome!
@@DoglegMediaMatt Thank you. I like your channel. We also will mention the honorable mentions if you miss someone. We got your back.
@@PhilipCarroll64 that’s why y’all are the 🐐 community on TH-cam. I’ve learned to not forget Jimmy Means, Norm Benning, and apparently Timmy Hill 😅
@@DoglegMediaMatt Sweet!
For the 70s I got suggestions, the 74 Fake Steak car from "The Crew" (Forgot who drove it)
The 72 car driven by Cole Whitt and Corey Lajoie (RTIC Coolers Car)
The 70 car driven by J.D McDuffie (RIP)
That's all of em! Hope they get mention in the next video!
We will make sure at least one of ‘em makes it! Thanks for the suggestions!
Actually (I should have mentioned this in one of the previous videos) Elmo did get "one more win" in the Winston Legends race at Charlotte, I'll still remember him as the pace car driver
Oh that’s awesome! Thanks for adding!
7:24 did a little digging that is the dad to the man with luscious locks
Factual statement. 😎🔥
The fact that Bill Rexford is the only champion not in the hall of fame is a crime
Didn't Trickle do a lot of starts with 64? I remember that being his second most used number after 90. Or was that not in the cup series? He did get two wins in what is now Xfinity series, I think with that number. Might be worth a mention.
Thank you for using my honorable mention
Thanks for the mention!
Honorable mention for 66, Michael Waltrip
70 - Was Haas with Johnny Sauter
71 - TRG - Bobby Labonte
72 - TriStar - Corey Lajoie, Cole Whitt, Kirk Shelmerdine with is start and park
73 - BK Racing
74 - Spire with Reed Sorenson with "fake steak" for a show or movie
75 - Kyle Busch in the allstar race
77 - Dave Blaney, Travis Kvapil
78 - Regan Smith - Win at Darlington
The Kyle Busch All star race car 100% making it
Why is 69 a funny number? I thought it meant nothing. It's just a number.
Bobby Carter the NASCAR heat 5 driver that doesn’t exist 😅
But what if he DID? 😂
for an honorable mention for the #69 there should be one for every teenage boy who played a NASCAR video game in the 90s and 00s made that their car number when you could paint your own car.
😂 this is factual
My last name is Hendrix, it’s pretty cool that there was a driver with my name back in the day. Thanks for the info!
Thanks for watching! That’s great!
Honorable Mention for the 74: When NASCAR made that sitcom "The Crew", Spire renumbered Sorensons car to the #74 for the TV show at Michigan Fall in 2020
That’s awesome! I love one off number changes to fit a sponsor or paint scheme!
i also mentioned Carl Edwards for 60 btw
I apologize, we have been getting a lot of honorable mentions, some were bound to fall through the cracks, send me some mentions for the 70’s I definitely got you! Thanks for the suggestion and for watching!
The earliest driver I could find to drive the 63 was MIKE MAGILL at Atlanta in 1952. I found this on Racing Reference.
Yup, we mentioned Mike! Couldn’t find a photo of him tho unfortunately!
Well, it would help if paid attention to the dang video. Lol
I remember that Michael mcdowell drove the 66 car
STORMIN NORM!
A suggestion for the 73, Joe Nemechek during the 1997 Daytona 500. Phil Barkdoll, who owned the 73, made the race, while Joe Nemechek missed the field in his newly formed SABCO Racing 42. Felix Sabates wrote a big-ass check to Phil, and Joe took his place.
A suggestion for No. 75, Derrike Cope, once again. DC never made a race in his self owend 75, but the paint jobs were cool, especially his 2010 scheme.
I had to give the nod to Norm this time 😂 thanks for the suggestions!
Michael waltrip 66
Totally missed on this one 😬
Big red my favorite drink and I never knew that car existed so that was cool
It’s a good one! And the drink isn’t bad either 😅
Honorable Mentions
70 Jermey Mayfield 2008
71 Sara Christian 1949
72 Dwayne Leik 2001 or 2002 Daytona 500
73 Mike Garvey
74 Reed Sorensen aka Jake Martin in the Netflix Show the Crew in 2020
Thanks for more HM’s!
For Honorable mentions for the 70, you should mention Bob Ross, He made the one start in 1963 at Riverside
Iike, THE Bob Ross? Lmao
@@DoglegMediaMatt IDK maybe 🤣
The 60 is back David Regan will drive the 60 for the Daytona 500
How did I miss this!? Darnit, there goes my streak!
There’s always next week!
@@DoglegMediaMatt True!
@@Chase911.mp4 you got this
No. 67, buddy Arrington was the last nascar driver busted for hauling moonshine. Got caught because he ran a red-light/stop sign in front of a cop. Some time in the 70s.
Now that’s a great piece of history!
Before covid you would have gotten these things before hand but now I need something to jog my memory, and then go to my material
It’s my lucky number 69! Let’s go wait , it’s not lucky
FAR from lucky… on the racetrack at least XD
Oh man, 66 should have 1.5 wins since Timmy Hill won the Pro Invitational iRacing Race during COVID. He got a diecast and everything!
I didn’t know he got a diecast 😂 leaving him off this list was a massive L for me 😂
@@DoglegMediaMatt hahaha you’re good! Stoked for the next one…definite honorable mention goes to Andy Lally for ROTY in the 71.
@@EvanOslund I won’t forget this one haha
My papaw drive the 65 when he was growing up he always said he never understood why it didn't get used more
That’s awesome!
@@DoglegMediaMatt I agree he's the reason I love NASCAR to this day
It would be cool seeing you do the other two of NASCAR’s top divisions number history however I can see the problem as both those series (especially the Truck series which only dates back to 1995) have no history and a much smaller number of winners
I have heard this sentiment a lot, and I assure you, I am working to find a way to source that data!
@@DoglegMediaMatt I suppose you could combine the Xfinity and Truck series into the same series to pad it out a little, might be a little jarring but it’s an option, btw keep up the great work man! This series for a British NASCAR fan like myself is fascinating!
@@LittleOwl2003 yeah, it’s more so sourcing the data, I would love to do dedicated series for each! Appreciate you watching, glad to hear we have fans all over!
anyway for the 70's
u shud mention
70: J.D McDuffie
71: Fireball Roberts
72: Benny Parsons
73: Bill Schmitt
74: LD Austin
75: Neil Bonnett
76: Larry Frank
77: Erik Jones (or Joe Lee Johnson)
78: Martin Truex Jr. (or Dick Passwater)
79: Frank Warren
and if u need to remember just put it down on a piece of paper
Awesome, I will definitely get you in the next one!
Bro Dick Trickle is a hilarious name. You gotta put it in there if he drove in any other number
Lmao you already know it!
You forgot Derrike Cope drove the car in the 2011 all-star race and you forgot that Michael McDowell drove the 66 car too.
I knew about Michael in the 66, I forgot about Cope in the all star! Thanks for bringing that up!
As a teenager playing Nascar 2, I ran the #69 car sponsored by Trojan.
Meme Lord 😂
So how are you going to handle Marty Robbins in the 777 car? The history on numbers 100 - 776 NOBODY!!
And now on to the 777.
You could do a separate video on odd numbers like the 777, 01, 02, etc.
Wildly enough, there were quite a few triple digits numbers before the modern era, but with Marty running it during modern era, I will prolly put it in the 0-09 series haha
for this video, you missed Timmy Hill who I shouted out as a honorable mention for the 66
Next video:
70- Gotta mention J.D. McDuffie. Save the horrible fatal crash he was the legend of the #70 and has the most starts in NASCAR without a win, and was one of the longest holdouts of the original independents.
71- I know he'll get mentioned because he's a winner in the 71, but Dave Marcis
71- Also Sara Christian (she'll probably also be a definite mention as first to drive). First female to drive in the Cup Series, back in the inaugural season in 1949, also first to score a top 5 but the top 5 was not in the 71
73- This is a mention for the name. Phil Barkdoll. What a legendary nascar name shame it didn't come with a single top 10.
I would mention Mike Harmon's XFinity team for 74 but this is a Cup Series series so I assume you don't want to mingle XFinity stuff in there
Forgetting Timmy Hill was apparently a MASSIVE mistake lol 😅 thanks for the suggestions and for watching!
Honorable Mention: Jamie McMurray Drove the 77 in the 2021 Daytona 500
I got it! Thanks!
@@DoglegMediaMatt no problem
Okay number 64 you forgot, Tommy Gale number 66 you forgot Phil Parsons 69 Lee Raymond
Todd Bodine in the 66!
I have sinned 😅
71 Dave Marcus
In Arca there is a 69 car i found that out by watching the 2023 talladega arca race so there ya go
We need it in Cup lmao
@@DoglegMediaMatt Ok but for now turn on the Arca races to see it
@@DoglegMediaMatt Scott Melton drives it
@@nascarkid9792 you got it!
Honorable Mentions For 70-79
70
Ralph Earnhardt
71
Mario Andretti
72
Rusty Wallace
73
Cale Yarbrough
74
Curtis Turner
75
Kyle Petty
76
Ron Hornaday Jr
77
Dale Earnhardt Sr
Erik Jones
78
Kurt Busch
79
Ned Jarrett
Heck yeah, thanks!
@@DoglegMediaMatt your welcome
Like I said, 60-69 fairly disappointing. There is one interesting guy I stumbled upon, that was Steve Seligman who raced for a bit in 1995 and 1996 in select races withe the 65. He never actually successfully qualified for a race and was actually sent to prison for pocession of coccaine at the guys shop. Not sure what happened to him or where he is now
Brendan Gaughan 62 car
2019 and 2020 at 5:23
Austin Hill 62 car 5:43
2023
Travis Pastrana 67 car
2023 at 13:18
You missed my 60s comment, so here are some Honorable drivers of the 70s
70 JD McDuffie & Pee Wee Ellwanger
71 Fireball Roberts & Bobby Labonte
72 Sammy Swindell &
Kirk Shelmerdine
73 Buddy Baker
74 Randy Lajoie & Rex White
75 Harry Gant & Morgan Shepard
76 Red Farmer
77 Dave Blaney
78 Joe Nemechek & Richard Brickhouse
79 Ned Jarrett & Scott Speed
I apologize for missing it! I’ve got a better system this time! 😅 thanks and I will definitely get yours in next weeks!
@@DoglegMediaMattAwesome, some good paint scheme examples for the drivers I listed would be
Shelmerdine's American flag #72
Dave Blaney's Jasper #77
Joe Nemechek National day of prayer #78
@@Bload72productions good stuff, you got it!
If I had a nickle for everytime the number 64 was in the winners circle, I'd have two nickles... which isnt alot but it's weird that it's happened twice...
😂 thanks Elmo
Man if i were a driver i would want to run the #65
It’d be a quick way to the history books!
@@DoglegMediaMatt my thoughts exactly its just like what Jeff Gordon did with the #24
I thought the 51 would get doc Hudson a mention last video
This is one of my biggest mistakes 😅
Regan Smith 78
Landon Cassill 77
Regan smith finally gets his time as a winner!
67 we'll run again this year with a racecar driver by the name of mr. Kobayashi not anything to do with Keyser Soze
Yup, at Indy! Maybe we add another nationality to the wins list!
Elliott Sadler's rookie season was in the 66 car
In the xfinity series yup! He was with wood brothers to start in Cup full time
@DoglegMedia23 yeah he made 2 starts in 1998 in the cup series with the Phillips 66 machine and started full time in 1999
@@Jdog2201 I thought he made his starts in 98 with the 92 machine. Maybe I’m mistaken haha
I did more digging and it was the #92 Phillips 66 machine, not the #66
The #66 was his Busch ride
If im correct the 71 is the only number in the 70’s to win a championship. We will find out tho in the next video
The shade to MTJ 😭😅
@@DoglegMediaMatt im an idiot hahahaha totally forgot he was in the 78 and won the championship in ‘17!
@@g_men2121 I was digging the shade 😂
Honorable mention for the 95, lightning McQueen
Duh ⚡️
@@DoglegMediaMatt ok, cool, I was just making shure. Lol
@@jameslife8074if I snubbed Lightning, I need to be cancelled 😂
Me seeing the first to drive the 67 like wait did I invent time travel
Couldn’t even get a picture for us… cmon man!
@@DoglegMediaMatt I know my biggest future regret
@@josephharrison5639 admittance is the first step 😅
Dogleg make sure you include Ryan truex the 71 car
You got it!
Let's go, I'm famous. Shake and bake baby
I had to add it later, but it was a necessary evil 😂
@@DoglegMediaMattif we're making memes, we've gotta do them the right way. Wished i had some memes on the 69 tho
Let's Go! I made it in the video! There are too many winless numbers 🤣
You did make it! This one was rough….
@@DoglegMediaMatt yeah, maybe one day a team will only choose winless numbers and make them all have at least one win! (It will make your job easier lol)
I also made the video
@@saltbombcreations8336 you did!
66: Timmy Hill
Timmy Hill is this episodes Jimmy Means… I can’t win like the majority of these numbers 😂
@@DoglegMediaMatt also an honorable mention for #77: Jamie McMurray in the 2021 daytona 500
Um I'm pretty sure the 62 at least tried to compete in every single cup race back in 2015, but to no avail.
I need more numbers in the 60s to complete. We haven’t had a number get it’s first win for awhile!
@@DoglegMediaMatt it really pains and saddens me that nobody wants to ever pick and choose a number that is the most hated.
Quick side note about the 53: it would have had a full time stint in 2021 had it not been for the one off rebranding at the fall 2021 Dega race.
69 is a funny number, if a nascar flip, it still say 69, certified nice
Very nice!
@@DoglegMediaMatt didnt expect you to comment fast.
@@TomoG4ch4_Alan94 always watching haha 😎
@@DoglegMediaMatt 🖒
You forgot Timmy Hill in the 66 i think but it’s fine I don’t care
I’m glad you don’t, because quite a few people did care 😂
Possum Jones is my guy
What a name
You should do the 00’s (0,01…)
They are coming after 99! Stay tuned!
@@DoglegMediaMatt awesome looking forward to it
Brandon brown won in the 68 at talledga
Wait what? Haha
My bad mis spelled it
@@fnf_matt426 now I got it hahaha, yeah, that was Xfinity, but I definitely had to use his number font lol
I don’t know if you include x finity or not tho
@@fnf_matt426 currently for winners it’s cup only, except for honorable mentions!
For the 70 do rex white
You got it! Thanks for the suggestion!
You're Welcome.
Be sure to load us up with some mentions for the 70’s!
@@DoglegMediaMatt 2012 Travis Kvapil Burger King car #73.
@@jkspeed3677ooooooh yeah, I like that scheme. Thanks!
60
Doug Cooper
Tom Cox
Boris Said
Ted Musgrave
Dick Trickle
Rich Bickle
Jack Sprague
Landon Cassill
David Green
Phil Parsons
Buddy Baker
Joe Bessey
David Sisco
Brian Vickers
Mike Chase
Ed Berrier
Todd Bodine
Neil Castles
Jason Leffler
61
Joe Mihalic
Hoss Ellington
Elmo Langley
Rick Carelli
Johnny Rutherford
Jimmy Finger
Joe Weatherly
Dick Brooks
Ned Jarrett
Mike Potter
Baxter Price
Stanton Barrett
Austin Cameron
62
Rick Wilson
Ron Keselowski
Buddy Arrington
Timmy Hill
Joe Ruttman
Bill Amick
Dave Marcis
Justin Allgaier
Reed Sorenson
Austin Cameron
63
Jocko Maggiacomo
Jimmy Hensley
Frank Warren
64
Tommy Gale
Rodney Combs
Todd Bodine
Connie Saylor
Jimmy Hensley
Dick Brooks
Dick May
Curtis Crider
Eddie Bierschwale
Ken Schrader
Buddy Baker
Trevor Boys
Curtis Markham
Skip Manning
Joe Fields
DK Ulrich
Mike Potter
Mike Wallace
Henley Gray
Dave Marcis
Joe Millikan
Bud Moore
Ed Negre
Jack Ingram
Morgan Shepherd
Johnny Chapman
Brad Teague
Jeff Green
Tony Raines
Chad Mccumbee
Derrike Cope
65
Carl Adams
Buddy Arrington
Charlie Glotzbach
Dave Mader III
DK Ulrich
Walter Ballard
Dick May
Lennie Pond
Glenn Jarrett
Coming in clutch!
they banned the 69 :(
I haven’t seen this, is that real?
66
Timmy Hill
Jeff Green
Lake Speed
Phil Parsons
Dave Blaney
Todd Bodine
Scott Riggs
Michael McDowell
Jimmy Hensley
Joe Nemechek
Rick Mast
Mike Wallace
Hermie Sadler
Joey Gase
David Starr
Kevin Lepage
Brett Moffitt
Chad Little
Mike Garvey
Michael Waltrip
Jeremy Mayfield
Dick Brooks
HB Bailey
Randy LaJoie
Carl Long
Chad Finchum
Jeff Burton
David Pearson
Mike Potter
Mike Bliss
Bill Amick
Neil Castles
Terry Labonte
Bobby Hillin Jr
Chuck Bown
Bud Moore
Ben Hess
Derrike Cope
James Davison
Max Papis
Jimmy Spencer
Tomy Drissi
JJ Yeley
Josh Wise
Donnie Allison
Dorsey Schroeder
Harry Gant
Geoff Bodine
Jason Leffler
67
David Pearson
Dick May
Eddie Bierschwale
Brad Teague
Elmo Langley
Joey Arrington
Boris Said
Buck Baker
Morgan Shepherd
Joe Millikan
Ken Schrader
Jimmy Hensley
Ken Bouchard
Mickey Gibbs
Dale Jarrett
68
Bob Derrington
Derrike Cope
Lennie Pond
Greg Sacks
Chuck Bown
Mike Potter
Neil Castles
Curtis Crider
Dorsey Schroeder
Buddy Baker
Tiny Lund
Mike Chase
Loy Allen Jr
Hut Stricklin
Ron Fellows
69
Volney Schulze
Hershel McGriff
Buddy Arrington
Trevor Boys
Ronnie Thomas
I can always count on you!
@impact88, you missed Derrick Cope in the #66. 1993 Daytona 500.