- Видео 10
- Просмотров 158 117
Barry Barnes
США
Добавлен 4 сен 2013
Mr B's racing videos
Bugs Stevens Wins 1968 Dogwood 300, WSLS 4/01/1968
Bugs Stevens wins the 1968 Dogwood 300, 300 lap NASCAR Modified race, March 31, 1968.
Courtesy of University of Virginia Digital Library
Courtesy of University of Virginia Digital Library
Просмотров: 544
Видео
Bugs Stevens on Late Model Bodied Modifieds, WSLS 3/27/1968
Просмотров 388 месяцев назад
Bugs Stevens discusses the future of Late Model bodied Modified replacing the long used coupe and coach bodied cars. Recorded prior to the upcoming 1968 Dogwood 300 at Martinsville Speedway Courtesy of University of Virginia Digital Library
Dogwood 500 Practice Laps, featuring in-car video with Bugs Stevens, 3-27-1967
Просмотров 1528 месяцев назад
Video of NASCAR Modifieds practicing at Martinsville prior to the 1967 Dogwood 500. Features in-car video with Bugs Stevens driving Len Boehler's #3 1937 Chevy coupe. 1967 would be the first of 3 straight Modified National Championships the combination would win. Courtesy of University of Virginia Digital Library
Bugs Stevens Describes Modifieds, WSLS 3/19/1969
Просмотров 1298 месяцев назад
Bugs Stevens describe what a Modified Stock Car is prior to the 1969 Martinsville Dogwood 500. Courtesy of University of Virginia Digital Library
Modified Stock Car Racing at Martinsville, 1962.
Просмотров 1,2 тыс.Год назад
Modified 50 lap race run as a preliminary race before the Martinsville Virginia 500 on April 21, 1962 Race won by Red Foote #J-2 over Glen Wood #16, and Perk Brown #45. (No Audio) Courtesy of University of Virginia Digital Library
1988 Martinsville Winston/Cardinal 500
Просмотров 1,6 тыс.5 лет назад
1988 Martinsville Winston/Cardinal 500. Mostly modifieds but highlights from Busch Series and Late Model races
1989 Martinsville Winston/Cardinal 500 Busch Series and Modified 200 lap races
Просмотров 4195 лет назад
1989 Martinsville Winston/Cardinal 500 Busch Series and Modified 200 lap races.
Geoff Bodine with Dr Jerry Punch after 2000 truck crash
Просмотров 128 тыс.5 лет назад
Dr Jerry Punch interviews Geoff Bodine in the hospital after his savage 2000 crash in the February truck race
Burn 'Em Up O'Connor
Просмотров 4,7 тыс.5 лет назад
Old racing movie. Includes scenes with midgets and big cars (Indy)
The music junked another video 👎👎👎👎💩💩
I WORKED AS USHER AT DAYTONA FOR MANY YEARS / A COUPLE AT WHEEL CHAIR RAMP IN FRONT OF FIREBALL = BUT NOT THAT FRIDAY (CURT WORKED THAT DAY) = FATE ?? I ALSO WAS IN PETTY TOWER SEC VW ( I WORKED 84 TILL 2003) MEMS
Orange Show Raceway (San Bernardino. ca) still there. Asphalt now. These races were held at the L.A coliseum, the Rose Bowl (Pasadena, ca) Gilmore stadium, (long Beach, ca) no longer. Vic Edelbrock sr. Raced these , and was the first to add low levels of nitro to his fue , and not tell anyone. Winning alot of races.
Great rare footage.🏁🏆🏆🏁
This is brilliant, these cars are so cool, just pure racing ... thank you
The accident caused permanent brain damage.
wow how cool is that
Did NOT like Bodine, but that is the WORST wreck I’ve ever seen EVER
That Foyt kid should stick with this racing thing he might have a future.
hey he won the 1961 Indianapolis "500"
2001 not 2000
Cantrell is only 47 years old here. He looks to be 70.
You try being a kid during WW1, living in the Great Depression, working through WW2. He was finally living a decent life at that point.
Good movie --- just saw it on TCM Channel
The worst was the second hit when the truck was already destroyed. Amazing.
RPM 2Night! Great show!
Reading he headline I thought Geoff got punched by Jerry 🤣
I never saw this. What a gentleman to do an interview with Dr. Punch in the condition he was in. Hats off to you Mr. Bodine. Cheers.
He knew going in the DEATH of each race that waits for all drivers…he wants sympathy going out…..these guys are FAKE as it comes…all about Sponsorship…..$$$$
I will never understand the concept of pathetic token roll bars that don't stick up as high as a driver's head.
Because it wasn’t for safety that’s why.
@zacharyradford5552 That seems to be the closest to the truth. It almost seems like it was more about avoiding too much damage to the equipment, like a nerf bar.
I was 12 years old at the time of the wreck and was actually at the track sitting at the end of the grandstands into turn 1. The sound of the truck hitting the fence and flipping will be with me forever. I was born and raised and still live 20 mins west of the track so I've seen tons of races and wrecks at Daytona
😊
I remember this watching this with my dad
watch this 7:00
Yeeeeeeehaaaaaahhhh!
"It wasn't time..."
dude is just high as a kite. must be great to do an interview like this
It was a miraclers that goeff managed to get out of it
RIP Geoff!
He's not dead lol
He's still alive.
I'm sad..I liked that car too...I want to put it back together one day soon...or keep it like it is as a reminder that drinking and driving will kill someone else or you..I'm very sad
Man,..... one of the most violent wrecks I have ever seen in racing. Geoff, a weird name, survived. Darth vader. Geoff is up there with Evel K..
Thank the guy that invented roll cages. D&MN!
he looked like dr. phil lol
Dr. Phil was the honorary pace car driver at Texas yesterday, that ain't no joke, LOL!!!!
My greatest memory of Tommy Baldwin was at Islip Speedway. I don't remember the year but he still had the coupe. He got put into the wall bye the 555 and got out of his car jumped on the guys nerf bar and started punching him in the head. I spent most of my childhood at Islip,Freeport, Riverhead and a few Trenton races. But Islips pits were crazy after the race's ended. It's just sad that I couldn't bring my kids to experience it. The smell and the rubber hitting u in the stands and beautiful cars. Vegas,Pintos,Mustangs and Jackie Rhienharts AMX. And Artie Tappens Dodge Astre.
No wonder these eventually had roll cages.
Looks like JP has a 😇
My dad raced midgets Jack Irwin does any one recognize him
One of the worst Nascar wrecks in history! Also, what a powerful, heart felt interview especially when he said his father said it wasn’t time for him to go! Thanks for posting this 👌
Amazing 🙏
A good man.
Hell of a buzz he had goin lol
and look at Dales wreck
Hes constantly told that story about his dad. No doubt thats what he experienced.
Must Watch.... From Dale Jr.... ruclips.net/video/3qW6NV3xph4/видео.html
I've never been a Geoff Bodine fan but my heart breaks because we are one big family in NASCAR when I see something like this. I just thank God that he is okay. We love you Geoff and wish you nothing but the best.
Yes, I consider Geoff to be a gladiator.
Ryan Newman’s crash was as scary as they get ! A lot thought he was instantly killed. When he walked out of the hospital ,holding his 2 daughter’s hands , i balled my eyes out! Glad Bodine recovered well.
That one made my heart sink also. So bad. Elliot Sadler’s fly and flip at Talledega - might have been 2003 or 2004? Was also terrible looking. He pulled himself halfway out of the car afterward and was holding his head. I thought he was going to die right there. Of course I learned later that rolling is about the best thing you can to do to slow down at 180mph
@@rickkelley4618 For me losing Dale Sr 2/18/2001 was 2 days before my Birthday,I was so upset, I canceled my party plains for that year. But in 1995 Russel Phillips crash, as to be the worst in Nascar history. He was a driver for maybe 5 or 6 years. That being shown on TV , even back then was horrible. I’ll never forget it. His body was torn apart,decapitated . His helmet rolled towards pit road, a crew member picked it up (unknown from who’s crew) and Russells head was still in it. Also a fan, screamed when she seen one of his hands ,stuck in part of the catch fence. The part that pissed ME off, was they took a long time on a red flag ,just to clean up & continue the race ! Yeah there were a few changes made, but a ton more was put in place after Dale Sr’s crash/death ,that are still used today.
The part I like about this man .he most likly racing some where even today
Sometimes a hero is chosen to deliver their fans a message of hope. May we all meet our loved ones again in death. Keep up the hope 🏁
There was only one person that thought he wasn't dead and that was Geoff Bodine I always liked the Bodine Brothers I'm glad he survived
What's amazing is that Geoffrey was able to make a comeback and still be competitive (2002 500 comes to mind)
This interview made possible by morphine