The Scene Vault Podcast -- Matt Kenseth on His Biggest Win, Jack Roush and Dale Earnhardt Jr.

This week in the first of what will be two installments of our interview, we talk to NASCAR Hall of Famer andNASCAR 75 driver Matt Kenseth.
Matt discusses going up against rival Robbie Reiser in and around their homes in Wisconsin, and then just a few short years later joining forces in the Busch Series. That deal led to Matt and the team’s first Busch Series win at Rockingham, a victory that Matt to this day calls the biggest of his career.
Very early on in his Busch Series career, Matt was befriended by Winston Cup superstar Mark Martin. That relationship led to help from … and a Winston Cup deal with … team owner Jack Roush. Finally, Matt recalls his competitive relationship with Dale Earnhardt Jr.
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[@josephhartman8370]

1998 Dover was my first race i ever went too as a kid. Huge Bill Elliott fan. Ill never forget hearing that his dad died and being bummed the whole week leading up to it. Remember watching Matt that day. My dad became a huge Matt Kenseth fan that day and the timing for him worked as he was a big Ernie Irvan fan and Ernie was about to retire sadly.

[@christakyle25]

😊😊😊😅😅😅😊😅😅😊😅😊

[@brianfoster2981]

Great interview Matt. He really did earn his way to a cup ride. I always enjoy learning more about drivers and how they got to be the great driver they are remembered for being on the track.

[@tommyg413030]

yet another great vid & a much appreciated interview with Matt !!!
Such a talented , humble professional driver that had a successful career despite the odds & challenges he faced during those classic times of nascar.....!!!
Thanks again for all your interviews 😺

[@kevinmckenzie7043]

I'm liking the enhancements you are making to the videos: photo overlays related to what the guest is talking about, editorial notes, and playing the contrasting perspectives of different guests talking about the same event.
You are not (in the words of Kenneth) "resting on your laurels". You are working on continuous improvement and the efforts are recognized.

[@mountainmandale1587]

Gotta love the firecrackers in the shitter story! Great job.

[@Chris-xv7wd]

World class wheel man. Car control unmatched

[@danobrien8295]

Terrific wheelman but even better class act !

[@feltonross6663]

Bill Elliott fan here . Always liked matt

[@sonliving]

Good to see Matt..he is a great guy and driver big fan 👍

[@jeffmcewen1642]

Very cool conversation....!!

[@ExploreAmerica]

I remember driving by the Dewalt 17 shop on er 12. Every time I wanted to stop in, but didn’t know how that would go

[@brianbishoptv]

From the beginning it was a partnership, they were in it together.

[@dockey6942]

Old mat a good guy and he nows how to handle a race car

[@user-mw7mu9zr1f]

Its funny matt had a problems on flat tracks considering jefferson speedway and Columbus 151 speedway in Wisconsin were flat tracks

[@tylermathis-kx7pu]

Matt knows that Chad Little wasn’t getting the same stuff Mark Martin did.

[@tsufordman]

I've seen the Robbie episode, would like to just hear Matt's take on same events without the recap.

[@kipcoulter9302]

WHAT
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GREAT GREAT GREAT
MARVEL MARVEL MARVEL
MARVELOUS
MARVELOUS
MARVELOUS
MAN

[@jefferyrobertson7520]

How Did Matt Drove Number 94 McDonald's Ford Taurus Debut At Monster Miles From 98 Season Thanks For Uploading Rick And Steve

[@KyleLeeuw]

Bill Elliotts father had died, so Matt was called to drive the 94

[@jefferyrobertson7520]

@@KyleLeeuw How Do You Know

[@KyleLeeuw]

@@jefferyrobertson7520 cuz I remember it when it happened!

[@jefferyrobertson7520]

@@KyleLeeuw That's Was So Amazing

[@KyleLeeuw]

@@jefferyrobertson7520 ive been a fan since 1997 or 1998, i can remember more NASCAR highlights than i can everyday stuff. I know that pathetic lol 😂

[@happywrenching33]

Good driver but not a big fan because his dry personality on interviews. He was really good on this podcast though.