NASCAR Just Made An Amazing Choice
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NASCAR has been changing itself more and more over the past few years to fit more into the modern day instead of being a sport stuck in 2005. There have been advancements in advertising, broadcast deals, driver activations, and so much more that has been put on the table. Well as of recording this video NASCAR made a huge change not even 24 hours ago that may be huge for the long term health of the sport online. NASCAR has debuted the NASCAR Classics page that has old race replays and old race highlights on it, basically opening it up for all of the world of NASCAR fans to see. Today we are going to dive into why NASCAR just made an amazing choice.
Video Credits:
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Full NASCAR Races
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Michael McIntyre
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NASCAR Classics
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Outro Song:
Strange Animal (Crowder Remix) by Gowan
Songs:
Thunder (NASCAR Theme) uploaded David Robidoux
What classic races do you want to see on the new NASCAR Classics page?
Every Martinsville race
I may be a bit biased but I like to see all of the broadcasts from each MRN Classic Race podcast this season, starting with the 1979 Daytona 500.
I’m probably a bit biased but the 2022 Coca-Cola 600
Every race from 2002-2012. It would show newer fans just how good NASCAR racing was at its peak (without (most) gimmicks in place today).
Gordon's 13 wins in 1998 and Johnson's 7 wins in 2009
Also, shoutout to SMIFF TV for posting several races, satellite or broadcast feed, from the 1970s to today for us to watch for free on his channel.
Absolutely this guy has every race I have wanted to watch from back in prime nascar
Smifftv already been doing it
Also I think as much crap as NASCAR gets as a company they deserve some credit as well for not hitting every uploader with a copyright strike...... I'm saying this because back in the late 2000's I'd sit down to RUclips and be able to watch not only full races but also full episodes of old school wrestling (Monday night RAW in particular) but those days are LONGGGG gone thanks to WWE.....
@@DaveFerguson-vh5fn yes. thank god that NASCAR isn’t Viacom.
@@DaveFerguson-vh5fnthe only thing nascar dose about the uploads is, block some of the races in canada under copy right grounds
This is one of the best things NASCAR has done in a long, long time. The selection currently up is so good and they've even started adding some old Xfinity races as well.
Where are those? I really want nascar to begin uploading some smaller series races, like the goody's dash series. A similar collection of arca races would also be great.
@@brendanschuett I could have sworn I saw a couple of Xfinity races. Maybe not.
@@D2RCRsome with the pictures I know
I originally uploaded the 1979 Daytona 500 on my old channel OldSchoolNascar. NASCAR themselves took the video I uploaded, made an FS1 special about the race, then copyright struck my channel to death. Still a tad sour about that.
@@GarbagePlateROC broadcast began in the exact same spot, parts of the broadcast had breaks in signal, etc
What I’ve also come to appreciate is NASCAR’s retro radioactives this year. While the title was wrong, the 1976 Michigan radio active was an upload i didn’t expect. Idk how far back radios in this sport go, but it makes you realize how crazy NASCAR’s archive is.
As someone who both watches and collects old NASCAR races, this is like Christmas. NASCAR has made a hugely beneficial decision.
As a '95 kid... 1980s NASCAR here I come!
Obvious Choice: 1992 Hooters 500
My Choice: 1991 Fall Richmond, where my favorite driver, Harry Gant, earned his nickname “Mr. September”
Oh Yes!! Man, he was fun to watch! He should have had at least one title too
@@ramblinwriter4987agreed wholeheartedly!
@@cadillacjohn1994 Almost did in 1992.
yes! as someone from across the atlantic i've never been into nascar but i watched the chicago race, had a blast, and have been going through so many of these classic races of late. it's something i wish more sports would do and it makes it so easy to learn all about nascar's great drivers, tracks, eras...
One thing I've learned from being a fan for about 20 years is how close the NASCAR community is to its history and how much it does to preserve it. The more you hear from current NASCAR personalities, the more you'll learn about its past. Few other sports are able to do it to this level. Welcome aboard and enjoy!
2003 Southern 500
Terry Labonte's final win in NASCAR.
This was a great move on NASCAR's part
My first race I was a Dupont guest at the hospitality tent their first race Atlanta November 92. I met this kid and his mom that I watched on Thursday night thunder.
I got a bunch of gear from that race right down to my race program actually had Petty fan appreciation tour patch on it. And Richard signed it😊
They need to patrol the Lost Media wiki and give us races thought lost to time. And a mobile app/TV streaming experience. Then, and only then, will this idea be perfect. It might honestly be what brings NASCAR back full force
Nascar is doing something F1 has behind a pay wall, a very cheap pay wall but still a pay wall.
That's wild.
Indycar puts a bunch of their old races up on their RUclips channel. It's pretty cool to see these companies embracing their own history.
My only concern is they don't try to censor edit or sugar coat the sports history or the original broadcast when they 1st aired
They gave us a warning about the confederate “loser redneck rag” flag thing now that it’s banned
I've been watching races on RUclips for years. I would love remastered races so they aren't so grainy. It's cool to read about tricks and cheats teams would use and be able to go back and watch those races and see how they did it back then.
I think what would be neat is a DVD/bluray box set of all 75 races, as much as I love this idea I don't know how long it's going to last post the 75-year anniversary date
I haven't watched a NASCAR race since before they switched to stage racing, but watching old NASCAR (as well as F1, IMSA, touring cars, and Indy) on RUclips is one of my favorite things.
I want all races to Jeff Gordon's first champ season.
Awesome that the NASCAR Classics website exists! :)
I know it may not be as special for some since there’s full races on RUclips. But what makes it special is that there are races on the NASCAR Classics website that aren’t on RUclips like the 1977 Daytona 500 on NASCAR Classics!
Hopefully those races that aren’t on YT goes to YT soon. Other than that, NASCAR Classics is an awesome website already!
As an IndyCar fanatic, I wish they did the same thing.
Can’t wait for the website to be 100% ready with more races!
You don't get a lot of full 50s races.
@@TransNFLGirl granted because not a lot of people have it and/or because a lot of em were not filmed
At least now we need to get the non Cup series at least the to 3 series on there, going back to when old Sportsman was what Bush/Xfinity became and then putting new sportsman on there too as well as it is the series after top 3.
@@caseysmith544 yep, just give them time
@@IanTheMotorsportsMan_YT Also, if you understand why I am named this on YT, I am so sorry.
Awesome that NASCAR did this. Great move.
Honestly I’m surprised it took this long, you can literally pick almost any old F1 race on F1TV for years while getting the whole season streamed for free
Even Indycar has been putting up full classic races on their RUclips
I wish F1TV would let you pick which broadcast of a race you want to watch, like the world feed, German, Japanese, American, or Spanish broadcasts.
For example, people have been trying to upload the ESPN Speedworld/Speedvision/NBCSN versions of older F1 races but FOM keeps unfairly copyright claiming them.
I hope they can put my first races on the platform. My first race was the 2010 Xfinity Spring race at Bristol and my first Cup race was the Night Race later that year. I also hope they can add old shows like Winners, Inside Winston Cup Racing, and classic Race Hub episodes.
Edit: The videos don’t work on Google Chrome. It does work on Safari.
ESPN's thrills and spills were my new years binge watch back in the days. Along with Godzilla marathons lol.
i wish they could also upload broadcast in different languages, preserving them is extremely important for us who watch nascar overseas
I'd love to see behind the scenes ... I've love to know more about the back ground of the racing. Like the science of the cars and just even how the teams run. I think that would be really interesting to be honest
I personally love to listen to the NASCAR Classic Races podcast. They post the MRN broadcasts of the old races. I love listening to them while I mow grass.
NASCAR only needs to do top 10 lists and moments of driver brilliance like F1 does
This is fantastic. I don't know why Nascar does not have their own network or internet channel like the NHRA does.
On one hand I would love to be able to stream NASCAR, on the other the fact that they can upload all these classics and upload full races later on in the week for free on YT, I would really miss if they had a streaming service.
Honestly, I don't even watch Current Nascar. I watch these old classics on RUclips.
Ideas I have for the website:
Races from other series
Option to change video quality (currently, it starts good for me, but decreases if I skip ahead)
Fix the video shrinking glitch
Raw uncut feeds without commercial breaks
60fps footage
HD versions of races that are supposed to be HD (2006 UAW-Ford 500, 2007 Daytona 500, etc. Heck, even the 2003 Darlington race has a widescreen version out there)
Options to change camera views (with raw footage and audio)
MRN/Radio coverage option
I love to watch old school races like old Daytona 500s. 😊
I like the classic radioactive episodes, even if they are all incredibly short
I really love the vision that you have of the Classics page, and I love where it's going right now, but I'm still worried. I'm not convinced they won't take down the videos from people like SMIFF TV, which I feel need to remain on RUclips or other sites. Additionally, look closely, and you'll see that they are cherry-picking what not to include: there isn't a single race on the site with a fatality, which I completely understand, but it doesn't feed into that "all sides of NASCAR" ideal you and I both uphold.
That being said, this is a huge W for NASCAR and NASCAR fans alike, and the History major in me is freaking out so hard right now
I love NASCAR on youtube at 1.5 speed. Really, its my preferred way to watch
I may not agree with some races on their top 75 greatest races list but this is a great idea. F1 TV Pro has classic races from 1979 to present day. Why can't NASCAR do it and perhaps do it better?
I think this is awesome. I just wish they'd add some kind of option to search for races by what driver won.
*Edit, I was searching for All Star races earlier and could only find a couple, just looked again and found a bunch more. They're working pretty good to keep adding races.
Amazing stuff that nascar did this, been hooked on it for the past day watching old races, love it 🙌
If you add the website to your homescreen (iPhone/iPad for instance), it actually turns into a little app so there’s a little suggestion ^^
I want to see most Riverside races and the Japanese races.
Id be interested to see which races have the most views on the nascar classics site, whether it's the oldest races, classics from Nascar's prime (90s-2000s), or more current races.
If NASCAR is putting up the full races on RUclips 3-4 days later, they need to stream them LIVE on the weekends. Hell, start a RUclips membership and let us pay a reasonable price for it, but what NASCAR needs is LIVE racing in ONE PLACE all season long.
I think one advantage the NASCAR classics site has over RUclips is if you are looking for a specific race, it should be easier to find than on RUclips (if the site properly organized).
I think some of the largest potential of this could be integration with databases/stats. Imagine looking through say, a racing reference race summary and every event/caution will bring up the video of the part of the race that happened. Or maybe you look up a drivers DNFs over the course of a season and you can see a compilation of every one on video.
I just want them to release full seasons so I can go back and watch an old season and follow the story lines throughout the season.
When I first heard about NASACR Classics on Discord, I thought maybe it was for NR2003, or a new NASCAR game, but when I noticed that it's for all of the classic races from when NASCAR began to present, I thought that's the best idea NASCAR has ever thought of!!!
Since you specifically mentioned MLB doesn’t do this, I just have to point out that there are literally thousands of full MLB games that MLB has been uploading to RUclips since 2009.
My only complaint is that we aren't getting any MRN Radio audio synced to these races, despite NASCAR owning them.
Now THAT would be amazing. That's how I watched/listened to a lot of races
I’ve been watching classic NASCAR on RUclips for a good year now. It makes me miss those days! The days of any normal blue collar guy making it are long gone.
My one gripe is that the HD races that started in 2005 aren't in HD throughout these archives, as apperantly NBC, ABC and FOX have the master tapes, and apperantly they just...didn't want to give them to Nascar for whatever reason. For example, the 2005 Sony HD 500...isn't in HD, it's in 4:3.
100% they shouldn’t shy away from races like the 2001 500.
I dislike when people are afraid to show the wreck as if it changes anything and if not everyone has seen it.
I also think they should add it. I do understand why they might not want to add it, but I think they should because of how important it was to NASCAR, and motorsports in general.
I wish they upload, the West and East Series(okay add the Modified Tour as well, the full broadcast, not the hour condensed USA versions), and the Goody's Dash Series. The now known SRL(back then was the Featherlite Southwest Tour.)
If they can make an app out of this,that would be amazing
If you want to go really old school (1950s-60s) NascarAllOut is a good channel which has highlight clips of all of the Daytona 500s going back to 1959 and tons of various vintage clips.
this is a great idea, why didn't they do this sooner?
Probably rights to use race footage some bigger races from the stations.
At the end of the day, if someone had a classic nascar race, nascar could really do anything with that footage because it is NASCARS footage
Why doesn’t NASCAR have their own channel? NASCAR 24/7
NASCAR seems to have listened to everyone screaming at them to brace new media. livestreaming the races a few days after they conclude, posting classic races, embracing media's like tiktok and RUclips. It seems like they really are pushing to try and finally capitalize on the free advertisement that can come with getting an algorithm boost
My favorite Bill Elliott win is the 1985 Winston 500.
To be able to quickly draw back to specific races and a really easy means to direct people to that race that it happened in.
And absolutely, just like the nation. It's so much more respectable, and admirable for wrongs of the past to be acknowledged and rectified, and never forgotten.
2001 Daytona 500 (I mean, yes, Dale died, but everyone knows).
2002 Daytona 500 (DEJ is their baby).
Any Xfinity super speedway race from 1998-2010, and 2017-now.
Great move, however I with they would upload them all to RUclips so we could see the comments!
I've got a bunch of old races from the 80's and 90's on VHS tapes. Just never posted them because I figured someone else had the same races and would do it because I don't have anything I'd consider rare. About the only thing I have that I've never seen on someone else's channel is an interview show they used to do on what was then called "Sports Channel America", a few episodes from around 1995. I put a couple of clips from that on my channel, but don't know how many people are interested in stuff like that.
NASCAR finally with a non-birdbrained decision here. I'm not sure how many remember, but a few years ago, NASCAR started taking a lot of full old races down that had been uploaded by individual members. The outrage was seemingly so great that NASCAR relented and gave them back. Whatever it took for NASCAR to realize that any publicity is good publicity, whether it's from in-house or not, is the most important thing. As much as I get frustrated with NASCAR over the past 10 years, let's give credit where credit is due. We applaud you, NASCAR, for this.
I’ve been asking for this for years! So glad they finally did it.
Best thing is NASCAR has done this for free
You know a lot of the races from 08 are missing. Included that one where Kyle Busch wrecked Earnhardt Jr.
If you click on a race it would show you every race from that season if you scroll down at least for more modern seasons.
thats great. The only thing that has stuck in my mind is this...will they be clamping down on the lenient stance they have had on content creators using the old footage? And I can speak for this, back in the early 80s France JR wanted to make it a priority to archive race footage, so there not ripping old races from youtube, that have a Archive, mostly on production satellite truck tape. When races started to be broadcast live, the Trucks would shoot the footage and they would be taped on both the transmitting end, and receiving end. Part of CBS, FOX, EPSN, etc.....would be a copy of the broadcast be sent to NASCAR offices in Florida on a quarterly schedule.....I enjoy your channel bro!
Good news: NASCAR making this excellent decision. Bad news: Iceberg still had to include 4 different angles of my current favorite pounding the wall at MIS two weeks ago. As for which old races I'd like to see, the first one I ever went to, the 1974 Motor State 400. King Richard won and Marty Robbins got his only career top 5. 1994 Coca Cola 600 would be high on the list as well.
Super speedways for the most part are the only races with replay value
1:15 That's back when RUclips had a time limit of 10 minutes (later increased to 15)
I’d love a remaster of classic races like the 98 500, or the first Brickyard in 4k.
Smifftv has been awesome for this, the raw feeds are cool
I love how Watkins Glen 2012 made the Top 75 list
There is so much education, entertainment, history, and content that'll help this sport grow
One of the few good decisions NASFARCE has made in a LONG time. 1990-2012, here I come.
The one race not on there from what I see is the 2001 Daytona 500. Now, I do kind of understand why for OBVIOUS reasons. But also, I don’t get it. Why not?
a little bit of a correction for recent races as far as 2017 onwards goes: NASCAR has been uploading their full races for every weekend (trucks, xfinity, cup series) every tuesday.
The biggest issue with this to me is it’s on a website. It should be an app
i would want full seasons
Something to point out is that the video quality here is going to be better than the heroes who uploaded the full races years ago. So it'll be interesting.
I have a lot of all races that are used to record from the 2000s to the mid 2010s that I need to get converted over to digital so that I can preserve them forever and maybe even upload them to RUclips on my channel
The Inaugural Brickyard 400! See if I could spot myself😬
The only services I know of similar to these ideas are UFC fightpass and whatever streaming thing WWE does. UFC Fightpass has all UFC events, as well as some original content, old martial arts movies, feeder promotion events, and old strikeforce/pride events which are companies they bought out 10-15 years ago. In contrast to what UFC is providing compared to NASCAR, UFC charges about $100 per year.
Criticize the NFL all you want but NFL Films is amazing and have been doing stuff like this since the 60s so I'm really glad to see NASCAR starting to do something similar
I think they should upload all the races that they have posted on youtube, and then upload the new races as they happen like what they do already on youtube.
Why would you think Nascar would want or need some fan's poor-quality VHS rips taken from RUclips? Nascar has high quality versions of the broadcasts, and if they're missing something, they will use a time machine like they did for the 1970's Radioactive they just uploaded.
I hope some talented people use these as records to show the “good old days” didn’t have the racing their nostalgia believes. Overall the racing we have now is fantastic and the best it’s ever been.
I like the idea, but I hope that this doesn't mean that old race uploads from Michael McIntyre, Dave W, jinjabreadman46, etc. start getting copyright claimed by NASCAR.
This should simply be just another way for fans to watch old races.
Race I saw live , when Bobby Allison came from 2 laps down to win !!! In Darlington spring race I think with rh Matador !!!
I just hope they don’t spoil the winners of these races without clicking on the descriptions. That’s the worst part about clicking an old race posted by NASCAR RUclips. The winner is always spoiled in the thumbnail!
Heck, they used NR2003 pics for some thumbnails. I wouldn't be surprised if they got some of these from youtube
Great stuff, I'm all for this
I’m a bit upset about this. I just checked. I’m Canadian ….. and I can still watch this. I just tried it out. I’ve got enough FOMO issues. 😢
Do you have any idea how long it’s going to take me to binge watch every single race😡
Actually, in all reality I’m just going to watch the 1985 Southern 500 over, and over, and over again. Awesome Bill from Dawsonville rocks. I was 21, Bill was my driver, I’d had a great summer, and this was just the icing on the cake. Go Bill.
I just hope they dont have the winning car in victory lane as the thumbnail, as a younger fan i dont know who won certain races so i can watch it with much more excitement.
Which old NASCAR races would you recommend me watch (when I say old, I mean pre-2000)?
You pretty much can't go wrong with anything from 1979 Daytona through the 80s.
The one Rusty Wallice went start to finish on a short track like Martinsville Speedway or North Wilkesboro Speedway or maybe only one pit stop early on. This changed the rules on NASCSAR modern short track package with the Fuel cell and going to changing the tires up so they were not as durable. The other is Bill Elliot hitting 210 MPH in the summer Daytona July race and 212 mph at Talladega fall race to the point they had to add the Restrictor place for the superspeedway racing soon after for saftey.
A little confused as to how you didn’t notice they have been uploading old races officially for the last few years now. It’s great.
Time to eat pizzas while watching NASCAR Classics
NASCAR Clssics will get the footage of the Cup/Grand National series.