You forgot about Jimmy Means being the owner/driver of the 52 throughout most of the 80's and early 90's. Didn't win but helped out a lot of guys getting their first ever starts and helped fill out fields in the late 80's and early 90's when entry lists were short.
For the 52 an Honorable mention could have been Jimmy Means, only reason I remember it was because I had a diecast of it, but he ran it often for many years.
The story of the 55 and tiny lund is that he caught a 55lb fish that was a record for that species at that time, so he asked for and got the 55 number from nascar. At least that's his story till the day he died
I’m surprised you didn’t mention the Volkswagen Beetle that raced in 2005 at Fontana. It wore the number 53 and wound up winning that particular race. I believe the car was called “Herbie” or something like that.
Even if a lot of the numbers end up being winless, it’s still really interesting to learn the stats of each number. In the 60s video make sure you mention Boris Said’s #60 No Fear car, and Gragsons Wendy’s #62
I just wanna say thank you for using Marco Simoncelli's Number 58 for the Thumbnail. I used to be a fan of him in Moto Gp, and his death was salt to the wound Dan Wheldon's passing opened. Marco was the Successor to Valentino Rossi, the GOAT of Motorcycle Racing. Thank you for using the iconic 58
I think the 57 did win in the Busch/Nationwide/Xfinity Series with Jason Keller at that infamous 2002 Talladega race where most of the field wrecked in the Big One
an honorable mention for the 55 is the 2012 good sam 500 finish where the mrn announcers made that infamous call of "KEVIN HARVICK IS UPSIDE DOWN", they said mark martin was driving the 55 when it was actually michael waltrip also for the 66 there's timmy hill who is often driving it, he even won with it in the iracing invitational at texas
Here are a couple of honorable mentions for the 60's: 67-Buddy Arrington driver withmost starts w/o a pole, the number has 1. 68-Bobby Hamilton 1991 Rookie of the Year
The 68 has 0 wins, 2 poles, 10 top 5s, 56 top 10s, 170 DNFs, and competed in 397 races. Bob Derrington has the most starts in the number with 71 of his 80 career starts from 1964-66 and led 1 lap in his career at Bridgehampton. The first to drive was I think either Dell Pearson or Barney Smith in 1951 at the Daytona Beach and Road Course. The last to drive the number was Anthony Lazzaro at the Glen in 2001. Many honorable mentions include Derrike Cope from 1988-89, Tiny Lund in ‘63, Bobby Hamilton from 1990-92, and the highest finishing woman in the cup series in the modern era in 6th (Danica is tied with her as well), Janet Guthrie from 1976-78, who also is the first female driver to race in both the Indy 500 and the Daytona 500 The 69 has no wins, 5 top 5s, 1 pole, 20 top 10s, and 46 DNFs in 103 races. Johnny Allen has the most starts in the number with 26 in ‘60, ‘61, and ‘63, his best finish in the car was 2nd in 1960 at Atlanta. First to drive was Joe Merola at the Atrocious Circle (My nickname for Langhorne) in 1949 and the last to drive was Denny Wilson at the Glen in 1992. Honorable Mentions include Volney Schulze in ‘54, ‘55, ‘57, and ‘58 with 12 starts and LeeRoy Yarbrough in 1963 with 2 starts And the last number in the 60’s I got is the 65 where in 94 races, no wins, no poles, 1 top 5, and 9 top 10s. Tommy Coates was the first to drive the number at Langhorne in 1950, the last to drive the number was Dan Pardus in Duel 2 at Daytona in 2000, and the guy with the most start is Carl Adams at 19. Honorable Mentions include Lennie Pond in ‘70 with one start and Buck Baker with 2 starts, 1 in ‘72 and the other in ’73
Awesome video!! Thought of a few honorable mentions 54 Todd Bodine with the National Guard, 59 Klaus Graf for BAM Racing. 61 was a front row car for a season with a bunch of drivers.
It was cool seeing that blue and bright yellow 55 Napa car being mentioned. I'll be suprise if the numbers in the 60s just barely eclipse 20 wins combined, it's gonna be fun to watch.
This was a MASSIVE miss on my part, that’s why you the viewers are so important to my learning too. I didn’t even know they switched the 25 to the 50 for the anniversary, great piece of history! Thanks for watching!
thx for the mention there. for the 60s a bit to note on paints: #60 Mike Skinner and his Big Red paint scheme Travis Pastrana had some wild #60 paints in the Nationwide series but note his Black Rifle paint scheme in the 2023 Cup Daytona 500 for #67. #66 Darrell Waltrip raced 2 seasons in the number from 99 to 2000 with the Big KMart/Route 66 paint schemes oh yeah and edit. when you start the 70s. #70 made most famous by JD McDuffie. a pioneer of an owner/driver for 4 decades of racing
Josh Billicki 52 car 2020-2021 Joey Gase 53 car 2020-2021 Garrett Smithley 54 car 2019 Brian Vickers 55 car 2013 2015 , 12:03 Martin Truex jr 56 car 2013 , 13:30 Michael McDowell 59 car 2016 , 18:39
Also I don’t think Ty Gibbs will win this year but next year yeah if he keeps up he will definitely be winning multiple races. He’s doing great this season though, getting top 10’s and most importantly not stirring any trouble.
You forgot Neil Bonnett, A. J. Allmendinger, Regan Smith, Justin Allgaier, Harrison Rhodes, B. J. McLeod, James Davison, Joey Gase, Garrett Smithley, and David Starr all drove the 51 car and Garrett Smithley also drove the 53 car You forgot that Michael Waltrip, Mark Martin, Derrike Cope, Reed Sorenson and Jeffrey Earnhardt all drove the 55 car you forgot that James Hylton drove 58 car in 2007.
I don't know if you're doing the entirety of the 60s next video, but for some reason I remember Bobby Hamilton's #68 Country Time Lemonade car (which I don't think ever won, feel free to correct me if I'm wrong), so I'd throw that as an honorable mention.
IIRC Bill Rexford's win came in the #60, in 1950. That was his only career win, and he is the least winning champion in NASCAR history with only that one win. That was the Julian Buesink team's best season in NASCAR and they faded to very limited starts soon after
Another weird thing about that season, is that Lee Petty shoulda coulda woulda won that championship under any normal points system, however, NASCAR took away all of his points for competing in a non-NASCAR sanctioned event after the 9th race of the season.
One honorable mention for the 66 is Chad Finchums 2021 scheme, I personally think it’s a good scheme and another thing it’s the number he has ran the most
Mark Martin did in fact almost win in his last runner up in 2012 in the 55. HE would of won if he wasn't moved/punted in the last turn by Joey Logano into turn 3 at the first Pocono race of the year. (Which between this and what would happen with TS is why I still have a grudge with Logano and refuse to root for him at all.)
Also for Honorable Mentioneds for the 60s are 60 Mike Skinner 2011 Car for Germain Racing 61 Austin Cameron 2004 Car 62 Brendan Gaughan 2020 Daytona 500 63 Terry Bivins for getting the 63 there Final Top five 64 Geoff Bodine 2009 Daytona 500 65 Chuck Meekins for getting the 65 there first Top 5 66 Pappy Hough for most races in the numbers debut in 1950 67 Rick Baldwin 1986 Miller America 400 which he sadly was in a coma from RIP 68 Greg Sacks 1993 for getting the number its final Top 10 And 69 Johnny Allen for Running the number the Most
Hornorable Mention for Next Video 60 Geoff Bodine Boris Said Buddy Baker Joe Bessey 61 Elmo Langley Johnny Rutherford Joe Weatherly Ned Jarrett 62 Brendan Gaughan Dave Marcis Austin Cameron Curtis Crider 63 Jimmy Hensley Tiny Lund Randy Lajoie Jocko Maggiacomo 64 Buddy Baker Bud Moore Jack Ingram Dick Brooks 65 Buck Baker Glenn Jarrett Dave Mader III Buddy Arrington 66 Jeff Green Darrell Waltrip Dave Blaney Hideo Fukuyama 67 David Pearson Dale Jarrett Ken Schrader Morgan Shepherd 68 Bobby Hamilton Janet Guthrie Ron Fellows Bob Derrington 69 Ronnie Thomas Hershel McGriff Johnny Allen Volney Schulze
I woulda mentioned Kevin Grubb and his #54 Toys R Us Chevrolet that he ran in the Busch Series in 2002 for Team Bristol Motorsports, as well as attempting his only cup race that year in the same car as well as Hermie Sadler for the first few races of 2003, but im a few weeks behind so that didn't happen 😂 Also I should state that honestly Rick Ware Racing only really had the 15 and 51 cars. In my eyes the 52, 53, and 54 cars were basically just field fillers piloted by drivers looking for a way into cup
Some honorable mentions for the 60's 61- Kevin LePage's Xfinity car from the infamous incident in 2008 66- Dick Trickle when he drove for Cale Yarborough, he won pole and finished 3rd at Dover that season Also 66- Timmy Hill when he was in the 66 for MBM i think it was in like 2020 and 2021 and the IRacing Invitational races that he won during the COVID shutdown
Hey since we're on the 50 and the 60s are next the 65 is the number in question for me it has never lead a single lap in a nascar race and hasn't been seen in a long long time
@@DoglegMediaMatt yeah other numbers of note for me were 13 former favorite number 94 because of pascal wehrlien in f1 and formula e and number well curious to see who drive the meme number 69
@@DoglegMediaMattit wasn't originally scheduled to be a split ride. Ricky Craven started the year. Got sidelined with post-concussion syndrome. LaJoie and Dallenbach replaced him. Craven came back mid year and resigned. Dallenbach finished the season.
Didn’t the 50 run full time at Hendrick in 1998? Or maybe it doesn’t count because there was more than 1 driver? I dunno I felt like the old 25 team counted as full time but maybe they missed races or something.
@@DoglegMediaMatt after you you finish this series with 0/00-09 you should make a video called “The Forgotten” at least you’ll have a chance for redemption😂
55 Ted Musgrave Kenny Wallace Mark Martin Reed Sorenson David Ragan Jimmy Hensley Michael McDowell Derrike Cope Gray Gaulding Travis Kvapil Lee Roy Yarbrough Sonny Easley Elliott Sadler Tommy Ellis Greg Biffle Terry Labonte Mike Bliss Cole Whitt Butch Miller Patrick Carpentier DJ Kennington Dave Blaney Fonty Flock Buck Baker Neil Castles Elmo Langley Tim Fedewa Jim Paschal Jeffrey Earnhardt Joey Gase Ron Hornaday Jr Alex Kennedy Ben Arnold Matt Mills Hut Stricklin Jeff Green 56 Jerry Hill Lee Roy Yarbrough Ernie Irvan Tiny Lund Ben Arnold Elmo Langley Neil Castles Tommy Gale 57 Hut Stricklin Johnny Halford Dick May Morgan Shepherd Jim Bown Jody Ridley Joey Arrington Neil Castles Charlie Glotzbach James Hylton Wendell Scott Joe Weatherly Derrike Cope Frank Warren Ken Ragan Janet Guthrie Brett Bodine Bobby Hamilton Jr Stuart Kirby 58 Ricky Craven Jerry Bowman GC Spencer Tiny Lund Dick May Loy Allen Jr Buck Baker Jim Vandiver Jimmy Means Jeff Purvis Mike Chase 59 Andy Belmont Blackie Pitt Ken Rush Donnie Allison Curtis Turner Bobby Gerhart Junior Johnson David Sisco Tiny Lund Ralph Earnhardt Buck Baker Fireball Roberts Wendell Scott Carl Long Jason Small Randy Renfrow
Juan Pablo Montoya recently drove the 50 at Watkins Glen
You forgot about Jimmy Means being the owner/driver of the 52 throughout most of the 80's and early 90's. Didn't win but helped out a lot of guys getting their first ever starts and helped fill out fields in the late 80's and early 90's when entry lists were short.
Me forgetting Jimmy Means will be on my tombstone 😅
Came here to say this. @bdavis24 beat me to it.
@@tcgob I was crucified for this miss
Jimmy Spencer ran the number 50 in 2005. Bill Elliott ran number 50 in 2012.
For the 52 an Honorable mention could have been Jimmy Means, only reason I remember it was because I had a diecast of it, but he ran it often for many years.
The Jimmy Means crowd came out in full force for this one, one of my biggest winless misses for sure!
Bill Elliott started his final cup race in the 50
I like for the photo of the 52, Neil Cole, had him in the 53 and couldn't even warrant an honorable mention in the 53
Kaz Grala's 2022 #50 pit viper car was the coolest looking thing I've ever seen. good on him.
That was a super cool scheme, I want the diecast!
Jimmy Means in the 52. Ted Musgrave in the 55 from 1991-93
I have definitely heard the Jimmy Means crowd on this one… Musgrave is a new mention!
The story of the 55 and tiny lund is that he caught a 55lb fish that was a record for that species at that time, so he asked for and got the 55 number from nascar. At least that's his story till the day he died
That is an amazing story! Thank you so much for sharing!
52 Jimmy Means
54 Todd Bodine
56 Ray Payton (Herbie Movie 2004)
58 Ricky Craven
59 Klaus Graf
I have been ran through the mud for forgetting Jimmy Means, I will never be forgiven
the fact that Doc Hudson wasnt mentioned in the 51 segment is criminal!
Lock me up… 👮♀️
Hello 9 11! A guy forgot to add a cars reference in a nascar video! “Ok we will send down a force”
@@Poplar70bodiam I deserve it, punishment fits the crime.
@@DoglegMediaMatt well your getting a longer sentence you forgot Marcos Ambrose 59 ahhhhhh
19:22 nice
Honorable mentions :
-#60 Mark Martin’s bush series paint scheme
-#62 Brendan Gaughen
-#73 Bobby Carter (the car that you can drive in nh5
Awesome! Thanks for the mentions! I’ll get them in!
I’m surprised you didn’t mention the Volkswagen Beetle that raced in 2005 at Fontana. It wore the number 53 and wound up winning that particular race. I believe the car was called “Herbie” or something like that.
Woah, I don’t remember this. I’m definitely looking into this!
I was thinking of that the whole video lmao
@@TweezersUnlimited I’m ashamed that I missed this 😅😂
11:25 Martin would’ve won if it wasn’t for Joey one race in 2012 I believe
Missed a chance to talk about Hendrick changing the 25 car to 50 for NASCAR’s 50th season in 1998.
A viewer told me this, and that is a HUGE mishap on my part!
If you want an honorable mention for the number 66. Hideo Fukuyama. The first Japanese driver to drive in nascars top division
This is a great mention, thanks!
@@DoglegMediaMatt no prob
Jimmy Means should get honorable mention for the 52!!!
The Jimmy Means army came out today!
For the 59 I'd say Andy Belmont, he was the last driver to run a pontiac in cup.
Wait really? That’s pretty cool!
Even if a lot of the numbers end up being winless, it’s still really interesting to learn the stats of each number. In the 60s video make sure you mention Boris Said’s #60 No Fear car, and Gragsons Wendy’s #62
Thanks for the honorable mentions! And I agree!
Long story short, I was curious about number 52’s history in NASCAR. I didn’t know it even had a win. That’s cool.
Yeah, I was honestly shocked there were only 2 winless numbers in the 50’s.
65 has the least starts I believe
@@SingerDinger you are correct!
@@DoglegMediaMatt hell yeah. 65 enthusiasts stand up 😂😎
@@SingerDinger being a 65 enthusiast is a lost art 😂
Dale Jarrett's brother, Glenn, drove his final cup race at Pocono in the 1983 driving the 65 car.
I’m going to have to go back in and redo the recordings to add this in!
You did forget AJ Foyt for the 50 and the 51.. He ran his own team with those numbers.
Forgetting Foyt is a crime….
I Forgot to mention Jean Girard The Antagonist from Talledega Nights
I just wanna say thank you for using Marco Simoncelli's Number 58 for the Thumbnail. I used to be a fan of him in Moto Gp, and his death was salt to the wound Dan Wheldon's passing opened. Marco was the Successor to Valentino Rossi, the GOAT of Motorcycle Racing. Thank you for using the iconic 58
I really didn’t think anyone would notice that! Kudos!
the Hut Strickland Heinz #57 paint schemes were pretty good!
I noticed on the Jimmy Spencer scheme the number font was the Heinz 57 font after I recorded, that was super neat!
Wow only one number with a full time driver. I think Ty will win in 2024. He will get more confident. Great Video!
Thanks! I know he will get wins, it’s a matter of when not if!
I think the 57 did win in the Busch/Nationwide/Xfinity Series with Jason Keller at that infamous 2002 Talladega race where most of the field wrecked in the Big One
That’s where I had to pull this number font! 😂 don’t tell anyone it’s not a cup number 😅
an honorable mention for the 55 is the 2012 good sam 500 finish where the mrn announcers made that infamous call of "KEVIN HARVICK IS UPSIDE DOWN", they said mark martin was driving the 55 when it was actually michael waltrip
also for the 66 there's timmy hill who is often driving it, he even won with it in the iracing invitational at texas
Oh dang! I didn’t know about the iracing win! Thanks for the info!
Thanks for including my suggestion.
A little bummed that you didnt mention Stormin Norm Benning as the last guy to attempt a Cup race in the 57.
Yeah, the attempt but non qualification had me miss him in the data! Thanks for the mention!
Here are a couple of honorable mentions for the 60's:
67-Buddy Arrington driver withmost starts w/o a pole, the number has 1.
68-Bobby Hamilton 1991 Rookie of the Year
Thanks for these! We will need them!
The 68 has 0 wins, 2 poles, 10 top 5s, 56 top 10s, 170 DNFs, and competed in 397 races. Bob Derrington has the most starts in the number with 71 of his 80 career starts from 1964-66 and led 1 lap in his career at Bridgehampton. The first to drive was I think either Dell Pearson or Barney Smith in 1951 at the Daytona Beach and Road Course. The last to drive the number was Anthony Lazzaro at the Glen in 2001. Many honorable mentions include Derrike Cope from 1988-89, Tiny Lund in ‘63, Bobby Hamilton from 1990-92, and the highest finishing woman in the cup series in the modern era in 6th (Danica is tied with her as well), Janet Guthrie from 1976-78, who also is the first female driver to race in both the Indy 500 and the Daytona 500
The 69 has no wins, 5 top 5s, 1 pole, 20 top 10s, and 46 DNFs in 103 races. Johnny Allen has the most starts in the number with 26 in ‘60, ‘61, and ‘63, his best finish in the car was 2nd in 1960 at Atlanta. First to drive was Joe Merola at the Atrocious Circle (My nickname for Langhorne) in 1949 and the last to drive was Denny Wilson at the Glen in 1992. Honorable Mentions include Volney Schulze in ‘54, ‘55, ‘57, and ‘58 with 12 starts and LeeRoy Yarbrough in 1963 with 2 starts
And the last number in the 60’s I got is the 65 where in 94 races, no wins, no poles, 1 top 5, and 9 top 10s.
Tommy Coates was the first to drive the number at Langhorne in 1950, the last to drive the number was Dan Pardus in Duel 2 at Daytona in 2000, and the guy with the most start is Carl Adams at 19. Honorable Mentions include Lennie Pond in ‘70 with one start and Buck Baker with 2 starts, 1 in ‘72 and the other in ’73
Making the research easy for me!
One suggestion for the 66 is Michael Waltrip in the 2014 Daytona 500.
Also another one, Brendan Gaughans 2019 Talladega fall 62 car
That’s right, Michael did drive it!
Awesome video!! Thought of a few honorable mentions 54 Todd Bodine with the National Guard, 59 Klaus Graf for BAM Racing.
61 was a front row car for a season with a bunch of drivers.
Thanks for the kind words!
It was cool seeing that blue and bright yellow 55 Napa car being mentioned. I'll be suprise if the numbers in the 60s just barely eclipse 20 wins combined, it's gonna be fun to watch.
Yeah, the 60’s is going to be interesting!
All drivers of the 50 car in 1998. NASCAR's 50th season.
This was a MASSIVE miss on my part, that’s why you the viewers are so important to my learning too. I didn’t even know they switched the 25 to the 50 for the anniversary, great piece of history! Thanks for watching!
thx for the mention there. for the 60s a bit to note on paints:
#60 Mike Skinner and his Big Red paint scheme
Travis Pastrana had some wild #60 paints in the Nationwide series but note his Black Rifle paint scheme in the 2023 Cup Daytona 500 for #67.
#66 Darrell Waltrip raced 2 seasons in the number from 99 to 2000 with the Big KMart/Route 66 paint schemes
oh yeah and edit. when you start the 70s. #70 made most famous by JD McDuffie. a pioneer of an owner/driver for 4 decades of racing
Josh Billicki 52 car
2020-2021
Joey Gase 53 car
2020-2021
Garrett Smithley 54 car
2019
Brian Vickers 55 car
2013
2015 , 12:03
Martin Truex jr 56 car
2013 , 13:30
Michael McDowell 59 car
2016 , 18:39
Waited all week for this
Waited all week for this comment 😎
😊😊😊😊😊😊 I’m loving it so far!!! I member watching the 55 and the 56 winning in 2013
Don’t forget the 0x numbers such as Reutimann’s 00, Bowyer 07, and Finch’s 09.
They are going to be my favorite ones to do! They are coming after 99!
For the 58 an honorable mention should have been James Hylton when he tried to qualify for the Daytona 500
I didn’t know about this, thanks for the mention!
Also I don’t think Ty Gibbs will win this year but next year yeah if he keeps up he will definitely be winning multiple races. He’s doing great this season though, getting top 10’s and most importantly not stirring any trouble.
I’ve been surprised by how clean he is driving!
There was another honorable mention for the 54 J.J Yeley ran the number at the 2019 Bristol night race
I definitely didn’t think of that one!
@@DoglegMediaMatt because he ran the number only once
8:01 so this honorable mention is a throwback scheme for those who didn’t notice
I definitely didn’t!
Man I love old nascar driver names lol. Gober Sosebee lol.
Ole Gober!
😍😍😍Each episode is better than the previous. You're really making strides, man 🥰
Appreciate these kind words! Thanks so much and glad you are enjoying them!
Another great upload, another great day!
And another great comment from another great viewer!
@@DoglegMediaMatt :D
You should have mentioned in your honorable mentions Neil Bonnett
I definitely should have, that was a major oversight!
You forgot Neil Bonnett, A. J. Allmendinger, Regan Smith, Justin Allgaier, Harrison Rhodes, B. J. McLeod, James Davison, Joey Gase, Garrett Smithley, and David Starr all drove the 51 car and Garrett Smithley also drove the 53 car You forgot that Michael Waltrip, Mark Martin, Derrike Cope, Reed Sorenson and Jeffrey Earnhardt all drove the 55 car you forgot that James Hylton drove 58 car in 2007.
Great additions to the history, thanks!
I don't know if you're doing the entirety of the 60s next video, but for some reason I remember Bobby Hamilton's #68 Country Time Lemonade car (which I don't think ever won, feel free to correct me if I'm wrong), so I'd throw that as an honorable mention.
It will be in there for sure!
Michael Waltrip also drove the 51 in the 2010 Daytona 500, if I recall
Honorable mention #52 Jimmy Means!!!!. #54 Lenny Pond drove a Oldsmobile 's ,in his only win at Talladega
Greg Biffle once drove the 55 in 4 races in 2002.
Now that’s something I didn’t know!
Honorable mention for the 52 should've been Jimmy Means. The Alka Seltzer Pontiac was a fave of mine.
Let me tell ya, forgetting jimmy means was a mistake 😅
@@DoglegMediaMattThat was awfully Means of ya
(I’m working on the puns)
14:52 i found a video of the 1951 daytona beach race, its kinda blotchy but theres like 1 or 2 seconds of felix wilkes in the 57 from what i remember
That’s amazing! It’s so difficult finding good footage from the origins!
IIRC Bill Rexford's win came in the #60, in 1950. That was his only career win, and he is the least winning champion in NASCAR history with only that one win. That was the Julian Buesink team's best season in NASCAR and they faded to very limited starts soon after
You are correct! Send me an email (found in about) you won a prize pack for answering the hidden trivia question!
Another weird thing about that season, is that Lee Petty shoulda coulda woulda won that championship under any normal points system, however, NASCAR took away all of his points for competing in a non-NASCAR sanctioned event after the 9th race of the season.
@@FREDDYBASANEZFANthat’s crazy! Thanks for the info!
@@DoglegMediaMatt sorry but i cannot accept the prize
One honorable mention for the 66 is Chad Finchums 2021 scheme, I personally think it’s a good scheme and another thing it’s the number he has ran the most
Thanks for the mention! We need them for this upcoming one!
For the 60's video you should show the 2011 Mike Skinner #60 Big Red scheme.
Ohhhhh big red!
Mark Martin did in fact almost win in his last runner up in 2012 in the 55. HE would of won if he wasn't moved/punted in the last turn by Joey Logano into turn 3 at the first Pocono race of the year. (Which between this and what would happen with TS is why I still have a grudge with Logano and refuse to root for him at all.)
I remember that race now 😂 Logano is my wife’s fave driver, so I tend to be impartial 😅
I believe the last time the 55 was on track was a DNQ for the 2023 Daytona 500 in one of the duels (ironically being beat out by the 50 of Daly.)
Did JJ Yeley attempt it?
also for the 60's mention Kevin LePage for honorable mentions cuz he drove the 61 when he lepaged the field
Carl Edwards too for 60
Noted, thanks!
Wasn’t the Budweiser car #50 in 1998?
It was! Ricky Craven!
For some honorable mentions for the 60s I suggest the br mean guaghan 62 car that he flipped at talladega
Got ya loud and clear!
I knew the last of 55 was the vickers as that was one of the best NH races I’ve been to along with harvick hitting Busch to win. Man FKB
You rearranged the KFB acronym, I like it 😂
Thank you for this video
As you mentioned Cope in the 50, we need Kirl Shemmerdine in the 72
Thank you for watching!
Oh, 50 to 59 cars of many different Drivers, It really interesting !and Good/ numbers of cars/Drivers video
Thanks for the kind words!
@@DoglegMediaMatt Welcome
Welcome and Thanks
Oh, Thanks
Also for Honorable Mentioneds for the 60s are
60 Mike Skinner 2011 Car for Germain Racing
61 Austin Cameron 2004 Car
62 Brendan Gaughan 2020 Daytona 500
63 Terry Bivins for getting the 63 there Final Top five
64 Geoff Bodine 2009 Daytona 500
65 Chuck Meekins for getting the 65 there first Top 5
66 Pappy Hough for most races in the numbers debut in 1950
67 Rick Baldwin 1986 Miller America 400 which he sadly was in a coma from RIP
68 Greg Sacks 1993 for getting the number its final Top 10
And 69 Johnny Allen for Running the number the Most
Thanks for the mention!
I only have 1 HM for the 60’s and it is the 62 on how bright Brendan Gaughan when to collage to play basketball
That’s a cool honorable mention!
Actually I have 2 more
62: keelan Harvick ran an iracing race
66: Timmy hills Texas iracing win
Hornorable Mention for Next Video
60
Geoff Bodine
Boris Said
Buddy Baker
Joe Bessey
61
Elmo Langley
Johnny Rutherford
Joe Weatherly
Ned Jarrett
62
Brendan Gaughan
Dave Marcis
Austin Cameron
Curtis Crider
63
Jimmy Hensley
Tiny Lund
Randy Lajoie
Jocko Maggiacomo
64
Buddy Baker
Bud Moore
Jack Ingram
Dick Brooks
65
Buck Baker
Glenn Jarrett
Dave Mader III
Buddy Arrington
66
Jeff Green
Darrell Waltrip
Dave Blaney
Hideo Fukuyama
67
David Pearson
Dale Jarrett
Ken Schrader
Morgan Shepherd
68
Bobby Hamilton
Janet Guthrie
Ron Fellows
Bob Derrington
69
Ronnie Thomas
Hershel McGriff
Johnny Allen
Volney Schulze
Honorable mention: Neil bonnet number 51, he is one of my favorite nascar drivers alongside Dale Earnhardt
Awesome mention!
For the 82 you should do trip Murphy
Thanks for the suggestion!
Do you think you could do the number zero as well
0-09 are coming after 99! I’m excited for them!
Yay, I'm now excited too, I was just wondering, thanks for responding so quickly your videos are amazing.
Lots of them are Rick ware
You aren’t kidding. They like the 50’s apparently 😅
Great Video !! the History of the number 16?
I’m assuming you’re in Canada… it’s blocked for copyright, but getting it resolved!
@@DoglegMediaMattok. Thanks for the answer!! great Job. I like most your videos!!
@@matiasviana23 I appreciate that! Thanks for watching!
@@DoglegMediaMatt i am from Argentina
@@matiasviana23 hmmm, I guess it’s copyright there too, I am working to get it fixed!
will u ever do xfinity and truck numbers or just cup
So it would be pretty difficult to source Xfinity and Truck stats, but never say never!
I woulda mentioned Kevin Grubb and his #54 Toys R Us Chevrolet that he ran in the Busch Series in 2002 for Team Bristol Motorsports, as well as attempting his only cup race that year in the same car as well as Hermie Sadler for the first few races of 2003, but im a few weeks behind so that didn't happen 😂
Also I should state that honestly Rick Ware Racing only really had the 15 and 51 cars. In my eyes the 52, 53, and 54 cars were basically just field fillers piloted by drivers looking for a way into cup
I believe brad Keselowski dad bob
Keselowski attempted to qualify for the Daytona 500 in 2006? In the 58
Can't wait for you to talk about the 60s their are some cool guy like chad cafflin in the frm 61 taco bell car and derrike cope 61 iwt car
There will be a lot of learning on my end when I do the 60’s video, and a Taco Bell car? Count me in!
Some honorable mentions for the 60's
61- Kevin LePage's Xfinity car from the infamous incident in 2008
66- Dick Trickle when he drove for Cale Yarborough, he won pole and finished 3rd at Dover that season
Also 66- Timmy Hill when he was in the 66 for MBM i think it was in like 2020 and 2021 and the IRacing Invitational races that he won during the COVID shutdown
Thanks a ton, I will definitely need them in this upcoming episode!
I’m pretty sure most of the 90s are obscure numbers when you get to them but 91 now…
The Kiwi definitely gave us something to talk about!
You forgot doc 😭
This is really good tho
This was a big mistake XD
@@DoglegMediaMatt it’s fine xD
Will you make a video about numbers like 00 and 07
Definitely! 0-09 will be coming after the 90’s!
Gibbs will get one this year!
I think so too!
Hey since we're on the 50 and the 60s are next the 65 is the number in question for me it has never lead a single lap in a nascar race and hasn't been seen in a long long time
The 65 is the least used number in NASCAR history, so it’s gunna be wild to review lol
@@DoglegMediaMatt yeah other numbers of note for me were 13 former favorite number 94 because of pascal wehrlien in f1 and formula e and number well curious to see who drive the meme number 69
@@TeamRedWolf11 I think a lot of people are excited for the 69 😂
11:55 what about Jean Girard
I have sinned….
An silly honarable mention for the 70's video is Jake Martin in the 74 Fake Steak Chevy
We actually talked about this one in the discord!
Ricky Craven never went full time in the 50? That’s mind blowing
Nope! Had a few different stints in the number, but never full time!
Forgot Hendrick Motorsports running the 50 in 1988 for NASCAR’s 50th anniversary
I did, I didn’t know they ran it for the 50th, it was a split ride, but you are right!
@@DoglegMediaMattit wasn't originally scheduled to be a split ride. Ricky Craven started the year. Got sidelined with post-concussion syndrome. LaJoie and Dallenbach replaced him. Craven came back mid year and resigned. Dallenbach finished the season.
@@highoctanecards dang, what could have been. May have been able to get the number a win!
Didn’t the 50 run full time at Hendrick in 1998? Or maybe it doesn’t count because there was more than 1 driver? I dunno I felt like the old 25 team counted as full time but maybe they missed races or something.
Yeah, there have been some seasons the number ran every race, but there hasn’t been a single driver run it the entire season.
Gotcha. Yeah I couldn’t remember if someone got replaced or not. I remember Wally and craven in the car I think
You forgot Ricky Craven as an honorable mention for the 50
I did, and a viewer let me know hendrick ran the number to celebrate NASCAR’s 50th anniversary, pretty cool!
and Rick Mast, the old Midwest Transit car.
@@nascarsteve that’s why y’all are the best, filling in the gaps! 😎
Also I believe Ricky Craven drove the 58 too
@@jasong3652 yes he started out that season in that car
NASCAR Journeyman Jimmy Means ran the 52 for a majority of his career.
Massive L on my part!
Should do it with the arca series or truck series
Did y’all forget Doc Hudson
I guess I did!
I think Ricky Craven ran 50 for Hendrick during the 50th anniversary of NASCAR.
He ran select starts yup’
How did no one mentioned russel phillips im the 57
Someone may have, I can’t claim to be perfect 😅
51, you forgot 2 Pixar Cars legends, Fabulous Hudson Hornet, and Cruz Ramirez 🤭
Me forgetting doc was a sin for sure 😂😅
I just realized you forgot to do the #0, also dont forget 00 - 09
0-09 will be the last in the series!
Honorable mention: Geoff Bodine drove the 60 car 48 times
Thanks for the mention!
@@DoglegMediaMatt no problem
Ah man you didn’t mention Herbie for the 53 lol for obvious reasons tho ofc😂😂
I have been condemned for this already, pouring salt in the wound! 😅
@@DoglegMediaMatt after you you finish this series with 0/00-09 you should make a video called “The Forgotten” at least you’ll have a chance for redemption😂
@@lathanpankey2173 this is a GREAT IDEA
In the 59 mention is Andy Belmont filed filler
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Ted Musgrave
Kenny Wallace
Mark Martin
Reed Sorenson
David Ragan
Jimmy Hensley
Michael McDowell
Derrike Cope
Gray Gaulding
Travis Kvapil
Lee Roy Yarbrough
Sonny Easley
Elliott Sadler
Tommy Ellis
Greg Biffle
Terry Labonte
Mike Bliss
Cole Whitt
Butch Miller
Patrick Carpentier
DJ Kennington
Dave Blaney
Fonty Flock
Buck Baker
Neil Castles
Elmo Langley
Tim Fedewa
Jim Paschal
Jeffrey Earnhardt
Joey Gase
Ron Hornaday Jr
Alex Kennedy
Ben Arnold
Matt Mills
Hut Stricklin
Jeff Green
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Jerry Hill
Lee Roy Yarbrough
Ernie Irvan
Tiny Lund
Ben Arnold
Elmo Langley
Neil Castles
Tommy Gale
57
Hut Stricklin
Johnny Halford
Dick May
Morgan Shepherd
Jim Bown
Jody Ridley
Joey Arrington
Neil Castles
Charlie Glotzbach
James Hylton
Wendell Scott
Joe Weatherly
Derrike Cope
Frank Warren
Ken Ragan
Janet Guthrie
Brett Bodine
Bobby Hamilton Jr
Stuart Kirby
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Ricky Craven
Jerry Bowman
GC Spencer
Tiny Lund
Dick May
Loy Allen Jr
Buck Baker
Jim Vandiver
Jimmy Means
Jeff Purvis
Mike Chase
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Andy Belmont
Blackie Pitt
Ken Rush
Donnie Allison
Curtis Turner
Bobby Gerhart
Junior Johnson
David Sisco
Tiny Lund
Ralph Earnhardt
Buck Baker
Fireball Roberts
Wendell Scott
Carl Long
Jason Small
Randy Renfrow
58 Ricky Craven