Nascar's Toughest Moments
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- Опубликовано: 14 сен 2023
- With Ryan Preece's accident a few weeks back at Daytona, I thought it would be a good idea to revisit some of the toughest moments in Nascar history. I hope you guys enjoyed and if you did make sure to leave some suggestions down in the comment section for future uploads. Thanks for watching and I hope you enjoyed!
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Ryan Preece's blowover will forever be top 5 worst wreck. Been a long time since we saw a wild flip like that, literally Davey Allison
Rusty Wallace in 1993
@@Napoli41482exactly, it’s been a while
Not even close to being the worst...flipping isn't the worst kind of crashes in this sport...
I think the word you're looking for is "spectacular"??
The "worst" wrecks are those which result in a sudden stop/decrease in speed, causing the driver to feel the full force of the impact.. barrel rolls dissipate the energy/force of the crash.. they look worse but seldom result in death.. the sudden crashes that "don't look that bad" however, have killed many drivers
@@tiddiesattic yea spectacular is a better word and you're right
In case you do another video on this topic. Here's a few more to include:
1986 Richard Petty dislocated his shoulder in the Daytona 500. Ran the following week at Richmond.
1989 Geoff Bodine unknowingly broke a bone in his leg during the first Pocono race. Never missed a race.
Ricky Rudd not the 1984 crash, injured his knee in the 1988 All Star Race, ran the 600 the following week.
When you do something you love, you can somehow ignore the pain. I'm a drummer, and I once played a gig only hours after getting out of the hospital with a broken leg. Nothing compared with what these guys went through, though...
Ricky Rudd's wreck at Daytona definitely should've been on this video. Driving with your eyes taped open is definitely the baddest of the badass!
Ricky Rudd in 1984: Terrible crash in the Clash, 7t in the 500, wins Richmond! Same look in the eyes too!
R.I.P Davey allison and dale earnhardt
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What about Richard Petty at the 1970 Rebel 400 (Shoulder injury, even though he almost completely smashed through the pit lane wall, and tumbled over a few times)?
Surprised you didn't include Mikey's wreck at Bristol.
Brad Keselowski vicious wreck at Road Atlanta, with a win at Pocono in 2011.
I was about to comment the same thing but seen you already had
The worst crash was the daytona coke zero 400 race I was at that race and it was insane!!
2015 kyle busch…
So this is what you look like.
That’s the second worst injury Marlin gave Earnhardt.
Davey jumped out of the car at Dega and Bobby Hillin took the car to P3.
maybe earnhardt set that track record because he really wanted to get out of the car asap
How bout Ricky Rudd at Martinsville in 98? No air blowing on him and won the race.
I respect Earnhardt Senior. But I think he would have won only 3 or championships. Of Davey Allison would have lived. Allison lost was as huge as Senior's passing.
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Awesome vid shave your brows
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Lol, luck is not toughness. 😂😂😂
And being a badass isn’t luck
@Jaidyn228 it's all about luck surviving a car crash, not toughness, a car frame can still rip your head off no matter how tough your neck is, ask at least 2 drivers who have lost heads in nascar. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@tylerdurden4006 it ain’t about surviving the crash. It’s about getting back in the car afterwards
@@Jaidyn228 but all they talk about is surviving the crash like as if it's about toughness and not luck. 🤷
@@tylerdurden4006 Again. It ain’t about surviving the crash. You could easily take several weeks off with 2 black eyes, a noticeable cut on your forehead and a punctured lung. But instead you decide to get back in the thing that got you injured in the first place and bear those scars
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