Jeff Gordon Trades Paint with Juan Pablo Montoya (Full Program) Jeff Gordon Edit
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No one has mentioned it, but one of my favorite parts of these swaps is the mix of NASCAR and F1 commentators. Just the juxtaposition of Steve's dulcet British accent with Larry's nostalgic Southern drawl and their genuine interest in the car/driving style they are unfamiliar with was amazing. Honestly, a lot of knowledge can be gleaned by casual fans of either series with this type of collaboration. So many pertinent questions are asked by folks who just happened to be born an ocean apart and are clearly passionate/curious about motorsport in whatever form it takes.
Recommended after listening to Beyond The Grid for like 5 minutes lol
Same here 🤣
Same here and I'm stoked I got to see it 🙌
I am with you lol
jeff gordon is an immense natural talent. he picked it up quickly
Jeff really could have had a decent F1 career.
Jackie Stewart tried to get him to race F1 around 97 I think. I think it was actually supposed to be for Williams.
One can only imagine; personally late in his career he seemed to drive so timid I don't know if he'd have been capable of pushing an F1 car the way it needed to be.
I think Jeff had a decent career with NASCAR. Haha.
apparently BAR wanted him as well in the early 2000s, but he declined the offer
@@Massachamp08 It was Craig Pollock who offered Jeff a driver at BAR for 99, if he did 1 or 2 seasons in CART first. The offer from Pollock came in 1997.
Jackie Stewart offered Jeff a test in British F3 around 1990-91.
@@patrickanderson9023 It wasn't going to be just a test. It was a development driver offer, but by then, too many American teams were after him offering far more money per Jackie Stewart.
Thanks for posting this. I had no idea that Gordon would adapt to F1 so well. He picked up on the cars capability really fast and drove it hard like it was meant to be driven. Respect.
If you look at Gordon's road course record in NASCAR, it's actually not surprising that he's a really good driver outside of the oval
Jeff is a phenomenally talented driver.
I think its may be because he comes from sprint cars which are also open wheel cars
Jeff did very well, but his fastest lap in the F1 car was about 5,5 sec slower than the pole lap of Juan Montoya for the 2002 USGP at the Indy road course.
@@patrickanderson9023 that's not bad at all considering it was the first time he ever drove that track, in an F1 car. No simulators back then
God almighty that V10 engine note is incomparable.
We miss it TREMENDOUSLY!!! The new 6 cylinder engines suck ass and sound like a Honda Civic 😂🤦🏻♂️😢
@@svgitana2499that would be insulting Civics…. Heck some people have said the new ones sound like vacuums. But I think that’s insulting vacuums. lol
It’s a sound that can raise the dead.
You gotta remember that Jeff started in open wheel racing.
No he didn't he never drove a indy car
@@MarcPhillip911 u ever hear of quarter midget cars or sprint cars? That's called open wheel racing. You need to do more research.
@@demcanes9488 F1/IndyCars is something whole different than what sprints & midget cars are.
@@patrickanderson9023 ok that was not the point. I know sprint cars aren't fucking indy cars. What I said was he began in open wheel racing, which is true....🙄😒
@@demcanes9488 Fair. But comparing midgets & sprint cars to F1 cars, is a bit like comparing a go-kart to a cup car.
I think I remember skipping school to watch this live.
This is so freaking sick and I can't lie is probably my favorite racing video ever. I never knew this existed until tonight after watching Jeff's conversation I think 2 days ago with the F1 folks. I WISH and hope some NASCAR drivers give F1 a try if they can (at least in like a sprint race where points don't matter for now). I would love to see Chase Elliot, the best NASCAR road course driver, having a chance at this. Heck. They should be doing a Lando Norris / Chase Elliot car swap.
A lando/elliot swap would be really cool. both young drivers who are well liked? would be a great PR stunt. I think both would have some success in each others fields.
I think Larson's skills would translate better than Elliott's for F1 or Indy as IMO he's a better driver than Elliott. Much like Gordon, Kyle is one of the best natural talents to come through Nascar. Maybe we get to see that sooner with Indy than later.
@@TheTN24 yea I definitely wouldn’t take Elliot there personally. Larson could do it, he’s probably the best all around driver currently on the grid.
NASCAR needs a new Jeff Gordon.
A new young buck who enunciates his words that causes an upset among the hardcore fans because he's actually winning races.
I think Cole Custer/Bubba Wallace will fit that persona well. I see Bubba going to the 42 or 48 next year.
I think Briscoe could be this if he ends up in a good Cup team, same with Cindric
It’s Bubba.
@@noviranger88 if 23xi doesn’t work it’ll be Custer
Chase Elliott
Gordon would have had a solid F1 career, he drove really great for such a limited time
4 Championships.
Imo if he didn't have his back injuries and give up his ride for Chase, I feel he could've surpassed Pearson in wins.
imagine the great Schumaker a mere 8 seconds quicker lap time, thats equates to a lifetime in F1. Hopefully you keep getting better Michael, all the best and thank you for making being a fan such an incredible ride.
46:40 F1 drivers always had respect for NASCAR drivers. It's always the F1 team principals and F1 fans, who by the way never drove an F1 car nor NASCAR car, always looked down on NASCAR.
Exactly. I hate when people compare the two series. They are nothing alike, its two different types of racing, each with their own struggles. Let the two drivers gain a sense of respect for the other and appreciate how far racing has come.
ikr Danny Ric literally watches NASCAR
Don't forget F1 fans. They're insane and disagree with the drivers themselves!
@@jasonwiggins6137 I'm an F1 fan and some of those elitist people really give F1 a bad reputation for being a gentleman sport, which it was but nowadays many F1 drivers have had humble origins. NASCAR itself has many, many great drivers.
Yeah alot of F1 fans are pretty fucking delusional, and they think being a fan of a sport or of a winning driver makes them some importamt "im better than you" type person that can talk down on other people, and then they wonder why its not as popular in america when theyre constantly talking shit about america and americans, or they have the short sighted nature of thinking americans are all just fat white hillbilly slobs living in alabama or some shit, whatever.
That scream of the BMW engine through that last turn puts tears in my eyes. That car is screaming.
Oh yes these were better then the 6 cilinders hybridcars of today .
This was the moment that led to a poor innocent jet dryer to meet its fate
Lmao he’s coming back! I missed him.
I remember thinking at the time that Juan looked like he had a lot of fun, and hoping he would come run a race or two in NASCAR.
Jeff, been your fan since you was 16. Miss you mixing it up and showing them how it's done. Blessings to you and yours forever.
I saw this when it was first broadcast. I wouldn't have believed that JPM would actually end up in NASCAR.
I’ve seen this before but beyond the grip took me here 😅👌🏼 Jeff is such cool dude man! Wholesome honest man. Thanks for sharing your anecdotes Jeff.
I remember watching this when it happened back when I was in high school. Thanks for posting this. So great to see them tearing around in these cars, and to hear Bob and Steve again.
That shift Pablo makes at 4:18... ouch! "KA-CHUNK" lol
Yikes, just noticed that too. Thankfully he did it in a car the 24 Team wasn't using anymore, lol
2:04 LOL He definitely wasn't impressed. "Hold my pint Larry."
Wow this was amazing. I remember watching this back in 2003 . How times fly . Great memories 😊
Magic happens when Gordon is behind the wheel whether in the #24 or that formula one car
OMG how did I miss this event. Never heard about this trade.
I am going to miss Jeff Gordon😢😢😢😢😢😭😭😭😭😭
I really wish he would train for and attempt a start in the Indy 500.
That was always his dream as a kid. I wish he would attempt it.
This has to be one of the greatest motorsports video ever
who agrees the 2002 monte carlo looks sick on track
Great footage. Very nice this event, showing two worlds so different, but at the same time, under the same passion.
this shows how adaptable race car drivers, insane how fast they got up speed on their respective cars
I wish Jeff had done F1 as well, seems like a natural.
If he'd pursued it while he was younger he definitely would have excelled. As he aged he was too hesitant to really push the car which is exactly what one needs to do in F1.
That was Awesome to watch, I also wanted to pass by an Idea for a video "Best of Gordon vs Earnhardt (24 vs 3) I would do it myself but I just don't have the time to do it because of work and all.
Fascinating idea; do you have any ideas or what races where the two had their best duels?
Jeff Gordon Edits
Races as far as I know
1995 Pepsi 400
1999 Daytona 500
2000 Monte Carlo 400
1999 Martinsville
1995 Napa 500
1995 All Star Race
2007 Subway Fresh fit 500 (Respect)
There's probably more battles that might not be wins but great racing.
Brilliant work! Keep it up!
Thank you, my next two major ambitions are to edit his '97 and '98 Awards Banquets but I can't find them. I only have '94, '95 and '01.
Good luck! I'd love to see them.
Nascar Drivers first comments after driving an F1 cars is always "Ohh myy God!!!"
I remember watching this as a kid with my dad. Great upload 🙉
Thank you John bickford for getting Jeff into racing. All of the memories
If he had a full season in an F1 car and had a decent team behind him, I think Jeff would've held his own in a grid consisting of Michael and Ralf Schumacher, Montoya, Raikkonen and Alonso.
larry, that engine isn't stock at all. in fact, the engine in that era's chevrolet monte carlo was more advanced than the nascar.
Stupid what do you now do you work for nascar or work on race engines no.
@@MarcPhillip911 seriously? how about the monte carlo engines back then were fuel injected? you're an idiot, kid. and can't spell.
@@MarcPhillip911 the last year for carb v8 monte carlos was 1988.
I can remember this so vividly. Was so cool
THANKS FOR ALL THE GREAT MEMORIES JEFF.
Im not saying it looked like Juan didnt enjoy driving the Nascar on this show but it sure didnt look like he liked it sooo much that he would leave F1 for Nascar years after this. Im very impressed with Gordon and think he could have picked up that time he was off the pace alot sooner than he made out. I watched a similar video with Jimmy Johnson and Fernando Alonso and Jimmy looks very impressive in an F-1 car also. Alonso who Im a fan of (no longer in F1) didnt take it serious at all and just went out kicking the rear out and doing doughnuts but I think he could have impressed if he decided to. All these guys are capable of driving just about anything they want really really fast.
Now find us an American driver that can do well in F-1.
Maybe Logan Sargeant. He is the only one with a shot right now
@@zrob8 A legitimate chance based on were he drives, but several American drivers could make it if the opportunity presented itself.
have you heard of Colton Herta?
@@zrob8 guess what
@@xnotasweatx glad to see he made it, I was waiting for a while, but it doesn't look great atm
and now NASCAR has the Xfinity series on the Indy road course.
Did they do this in 2002 or 2003? Since he's using a 2002 cup car?
2003, they were wise not to give Juan a current chassis, lol
Anyone here because of the Beyond the Grid episode?
If Juan had been in a Hendricks car, I’m certain he’d had a better NASCAR career.
Without a doubt. Montoya was actually quite fast at tracks like Daytona and Talladega, and he learned bumping and drafting quite quickly.
It’s a shame really that Danica had better equipment during her time in NASCAR than what Juan had.
Who would have thought that 18 years later, the cup series would be racing on the Indy road course for the first time.
I hate the fact that they (NASCAR) dropped the Brickyard in favour of the Indy road course.
I don't follow NASCAR, but i know Montoya had a career in NASCAR, i think after this video, and i hope a good career.
Summer of 03 I believe. Say what you want by JPM, I thought it was cool when he came to nascar.
And he’s coming back! I missed him
we need SPEED back!
Bestial V10 sound
who else is here from the Jeff Gordon F1 podcast
🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
I have Jeff Gordon's autographed helmet visor from this day.
The balls on Jeff! Never knew he attempted this, unbelievable.
my hero finally!
Little did Juan know, he later would race in nascar, and slam into a jet dryer at Daytona In 2012
And his first win in cup series did starting P32
Epic, good job Jeff
grooved F1 tires
I was there took my lunch break to watch it
The beginning of jet dryer
Lol
Then Juan Pablo Montoya would race for NASCAR from 2007 to around 2014. Jeff Gordon would've made an excellent Formula 1 driver if he wanted to compete. But his NASCAR career was probably better off anyways lol
BTW, I remember watching this on Speed the day it premiered. That Dupont flame helmet looked so cool when Jeff was driving that Williams F1 car.
Do you remember the Tony Stewart & Lewis Hamilton F-1 swap?
@@jimp9133 I watched it, but it didn't impress me as much as the last two I watched.
Jeff Gordon, F1, Bob Varsha, V10, and Indy…’nuf said!!
Incrible car f1, and engine power Bmw
Anyone else miss the F1 V8s?
FastFerrari82 v10 pls
Admit it, no matter how good Jeff was, he would have be as popular and successful as he is today if he drove in F1
20:41 heck yeah..
Screaming!!!
Gordon got to taste the most badass F1 car generation in the history of the sport. 950bhp 19K RPM V10 3 liter NA, 1433 pounds of weight, lighting fast semi auto gearbox. The current generation of cars are fat hogs with slightly more hybrid V6 turbo power and weight (1050bhp, 1760 pounds, 12KRPM). Power to weight ratio of the Williams BMW: 1461 bph / tonne, whereas the new F1 generation: 1315bhp/tonne (metric tonne).
After this event happened, there were 2 more Nascar x F1 ride trades: Tony Stweart drove Lewis Hamilton's McLaren MP4-23 IN 2011 (already with a less powerful 19K rpm 2.4L V8), and Jimmie Johnson got to drive Fernando Alonso's MP4-28, another V8 vehicle in 2018. The V8 cars had about 1100bhp/tonne.
This was really cool, what ever happened to the speed channel? I can't find it anymore.
It was bought by Fox Sports 1 I believe
Jeff Gordon Edits oh that sucks :/ thanks for telling me speed has seemed to drop of the face of the earth
@@jeffgordonedits1258 it was always a fox owned network, they just rebranded it and changed the content to more than just motorsports
The front wing of an F1 car costs as much as a NASCAR Cup car. LOL.
Both Gordon and Stewart raved about the breaking.
JG: he knows this track better than I know.. and after getting through the braking areas..
...and he overshot turn one. 😅😅😅
I know maybe I'm biased cuz I'm die hard Gordon fan the first year he started driving the year i got into watching racing but he was just as good as Earhart I think they tied for greatest stock car drivers
I would like to see an f1 race at indy
Billy Brereton 2004 I think
It'd be boring. If indycar sucks there then F1 will too
They done it from 2000-2007
ThatoneRahalfan15 except it doesn’t. Are you stupid? And they have raced F1 there too,it was a train reck due to there Michelin Tires. And who ever told you indycar is boring there. Compared to F1 with Mercedes always winning and indycar with so many different chances for all sorts of drivers to win I don’t think you know that much about Motorsports. Indianapolis is fine with both Indycar and NASCAR. F1 is cool too just not at Indy.
Indy had there chance and blew it.
hated jeff Gordon till this, nothing but respect for jeff one of the greatest ever
That's awesome you were able to gain some respect for him.
You need to go back and find his races from when he was in USAC and raced sprint cars
“We don’t run the road course.” Those were the days 😥
Yeah, it’s a shame that NASCAR don’t run at the oval at the Brickyard anymore :(
I always liked that bmw V10 sound
Having just watched the McLaren video with Jimmie and Fernando before this, it's funny that both Jimmie and Jeff complained that their helmets were almost flying off.
I thought there was a better video version out there of this, but maybe I'm wrong.
I'm just grateful there's a copy of it at all
is the guy behind loomis at 8:00 steve letarte? looks like him
Was Jeff driving the FW24? Or FW25?
FW24, so the 2002 Williams BMW car
Jeff could have raced in F1 without any problem
and you know this , how?
He knows it from the overflow of exceptional US drivers in F1 history.
Montoya casually went into a second of Nascar times, Gordon was 8 seconds off the qualy and wouldnt even qualify into race.
@@goodiezgrigis exactly, we have examples of failed or bad placing F1 drivers in Nascar but absolutely zero examples from the other spectrum. throw gordon in the same way kimi did and he would be getting lapped by mazepin lol.
@@rickylafleur5823 Apples and Oranges. Also open wheel drivers are notoriously bad in NASCAR. Andretti began his career racing in NASCAR and went on to win Indianapolis and the world championship. And NASCAR driver Lake Speed beat Ayrton Senna in the world karting championship. But like I said, apples and oranges.
Chip just happens to get mentioned
1:28 Over 9000!
Formula one has race ovals before. They raced right there at Indianapolis. I think it was back in the 60s that's why you'll see weird American names as Grand Prix winners LOL indy car drivers entered and won.... I think three years 🤔
Jeff should have gone to F1 years ago
He probably liked the nascar format better or he would have.
@@patjohn775 $$$$$$$. That's why he didn't. Gordon was second to Schumacher in pay. There was no incentive to go.
@@jasonwiggins6137 ya but it wasn't about the money. He had the talent to compete in the pinnacle of motorsport plus he had a personality an humidity so he would have made good money
Jeff: im scared juan got in the stock car
WeLl...hE rAcEd aNd HiT a JeT dRyEr
Too bad cars don’t scream like this anymore
Indy Road Course
I wonder how he would drive without traction control
Jeff ready to have an orgasm at 7:00.😂😂
But then there is being that fast in traffic ?
I mean the formula one car is technology. Our stock cars are literally 1950s technology until the recent gen 7. The technology is non existent because the part of the competition just like formula part of the tech is the technology. Who can build the most high tech car
No point comparing the two. F1 is built to be the fastest car on the planet. NASCAR is gloried street cars
That head and neck is all over the place wow.
what there was already been a f1 race at indy
Billy Brereton From 2000 to 2007. F1 left Indy following what happened with Michelin in 2005
The keyword is: "traction control" ;-)
Best Jeff Gordon race is the one where he ran out of fuel and lost the race at the end and threw a fit like a little kid at Walmart
Sure…👌🏻
F1 people biting there tongue everytime they have to compliment the nascar. I mean, nascars are badass... but c'mon lol.
They used to be badass, anyway.
Back when both of these series were awesome, now they both suck.
Funny to think this is why Juan switched to NASCAR.