Yuuuuup. Such a shame seeing a 7-time champion flounder in a backmarker car when he, respectfully, should've just retired after being eliminated trying to go for the 8th championship. I just don't see that happening if Hendrick aren't going to let him join as a driver again.
You forgot Ghiotto's defining moment on the season....running over Georgina's hand. Also Nolan Siegel is the one who yeeted Harvey into the wall at Gateway as a final fuck you to Coyne from Siegel lol
Coyne always has cycles of years where the lineup rotates every week and they are just there for the paycheck, knowing the results won't be there, and then years where he gets a flux of cash and a good driver/engineering combo that competes for several podiums. Unfortunately for Dale, once he gets good drivers and Engineers and Strategists, they move on to the teams that will pay more money, thus relegating Coyne to continue this cycle.
The driver merry-go-round at DCR was an interesting storyline during the season. It was nice to see Ghiotto race in IndyCar and I don't think he did a bad job in his first couple of races at least. And I was rooting for Vautier during Detroit as he defended from everyone in the top 10, and I was really impressed with Sowery's efforts. Not sure any of them are likely to be on the grid next year though, it'll probably depend on who brings funding. I'd love Sowery to get a drive though.
I love this channel because it gives me insights on teams i normally never would've cheered or paid attention to and makes me want to see them succeed. And your closing point is exactly right, these long running teams should try and stay for as long as they can because it's what motorsport is all about. Keep up the great vids.
Was at mid Ohio this year, Sowery was absolutely one of the most exciting drivers on the track that weekend, definitely one of the most underrated drives this season
4:49 Neither of these things are out of the norm for Coyne. It's not unusual that the driver lineup was discovered when practice started every week in years gone by
As soon as you started getting dramatic in that middle portion of the video, I KNEW who you were talking about and had me rolling with that driver’s intro (not gonna spoil it). 🤣
Still seems funny to think of Colin Braun being an older rookie - I remember when he was being barred from GrandAm events that had tobacco sponsorship because they couldn't associate with under-21s...
I hope Legge gets to run again next year. That ELF Honda was one of the best-looking cars on the grid. Some rumors they’re discussing sponsoring the full season. Otherwise, Jake Abel or Louis Foster going part time might be cool.
Tydye, I know sometimes there may be overlaps between your videos and other channels about a particular subject, like what recently happened with the Skoda WRC program, but I really dig your presentation style between a coherent recap, some dry humor, and most importantly direct quotes from drivers, team bosses etc. Looking forward to future videos
I think Toby would be a good pick up for Dale in 2025 or maybe Indycar NXT 2024 title winner and fellow brit Louis Foster would be a good pick up for them too.
I watched nolan crash live and it was something i felt fortunately ive never crashed out of a qualifying session but to be bumped out trying your hardest that hurts especially as young as he was but thats a blessing if you was to think about it you still have at least 40 more chances to make it
This is a pretty nice video which clearly took a lot of work to make! I like how you highlight the storylines that other people might not have noticed. Keep it up!
I really hope Toby Sowery gets a seat next season, especially if it's for Coyne. He proved himself this year, and drivers that from IndyCar's development ladder like Sowery should be rewarded when they show out like he did in 2024.
Among the worst seasons of Indycar i can list 2022 AJ Foyt - With Kyle Kirkwood constantly crashing, Dalton Kellet being Dalton Kellet and halted Tatiana Calderon's stint, who (except Indianapolis) was mainly fighting with Jimmie Johnson to become the first among winners.
To be fair to DCR, they have won races, six of them to be exact, with Justin Wilson and Sébastien Bourdais taking two each and Mike Conway and Carlos Huertas taking the others. Bourdais had even led the championship early in the 2017 season until his campaign was curtailed by his crash at Indianapolis during qualifying for the 500, which ruled him out for most of the rest of the year.
I know the NASCAR season isn't over yet, but a nightmare Nascar season video on Legacy Motor Club would be a good one.
Yes please!
Dont worry,That case would be covered in 2023 also XD
LMC is by far the biggest disappointment of NASCAR this year
this
Yuuuuup. Such a shame seeing a 7-time champion flounder in a backmarker car when he, respectfully, should've just retired after being eliminated trying to go for the 8th championship. I just don't see that happening if Hendrick aren't going to let him join as a driver again.
You forgot Ghiotto's defining moment on the season....running over Georgina's hand.
Also Nolan Siegel
is the one who yeeted Harvey into the wall at Gateway as a final fuck you to Coyne from Siegel lol
And now teams are limited to 3 drivers per car starting next year... I'm already calling it the "Dale Coyne rule"
Except Coyne has always only run 2 cars Except the Indy 500 every now and then
@@Posirep Drivers changes are also limited by rules now. What Coyne did this year is outlawed for 2025.
Dumb rule honestly, teams that are doing this aren't competing for championships as is
Although Coyne may be at the back, I’m glad he gives drivers a chance when nearly all won’t. It’s why he’s one of my underdog team favorites.
Coyne always has cycles of years where the lineup rotates every week and they are just there for the paycheck, knowing the results won't be there, and then years where he gets a flux of cash and a good driver/engineering combo that competes for several podiums. Unfortunately for Dale, once he gets good drivers and Engineers and Strategists, they move on to the teams that will pay more money, thus relegating Coyne to continue this cycle.
The driver merry-go-round at DCR was an interesting storyline during the season. It was nice to see Ghiotto race in IndyCar and I don't think he did a bad job in his first couple of races at least. And I was rooting for Vautier during Detroit as he defended from everyone in the top 10, and I was really impressed with Sowery's efforts. Not sure any of them are likely to be on the grid next year though, it'll probably depend on who brings funding. I'd love Sowery to get a drive though.
I love this channel because it gives me insights on teams i normally never would've cheered or paid attention to and makes me want to see them succeed. And your closing point is exactly right, these long running teams should try and stay for as long as they can because it's what motorsport is all about. Keep up the great vids.
15:10 worth mentioning that the only backup car they had was configured for street courses, it didn't have an oval bodykit
Sting Pray Robb mentioned 🙏
This is such a great channel. I love hearing the stories of the underdog/small teams!
A Dale Coyne Racing sequel in this channel, let’s gooooo
Was at mid Ohio this year, Sowery was absolutely one of the most exciting drivers on the track that weekend, definitely one of the most underrated drives this season
4:49 Neither of these things are out of the norm for Coyne. It's not unusual that the driver lineup was discovered when practice started every week in years gone by
Dale Coyne are the Minardi of Indycar, providing rookies a chance to prove themselves
Are we sure that the revolving door in the 51 was because of the Rick Ware Racing part of Dale Coyne Racing with Rick Ware Racing?
Welcome back TyDye, your videos are great, and it is good to see you talking about motor racing with such passion again.
As soon as you started getting dramatic in that middle portion of the video, I KNEW who you were talking about and had me rolling with that driver’s intro (not gonna spoil it). 🤣
That is a very *you*-topic 😂
Watching the roulette of drivets for Coyne was fun, especially because i love focusing on the rear-field battles like top 22 leaders circle fight.
32:00 Does anyone know why this marshal held up one finger here? There's probably a system in place I'm not aware of.
It is to give information that the driver is okay (or at least councious) after these kinds of accidents
That makes sense, saves others the trip and cuts down on response time for others.
Welcome back
Still seems funny to think of Colin Braun being an older rookie - I remember when he was being barred from GrandAm events that had tobacco sponsorship because they couldn't associate with under-21s...
I remember his Truck win like it was yesterday. Time is cruel.
Toby Sowery deserves a seat imo next season. I really hope he gets a full time ride or at least full road & street schedule
I hope Legge gets to run again next year. That ELF Honda was one of the best-looking cars on the grid. Some rumors they’re discussing sponsoring the full season. Otherwise, Jake Abel or Louis Foster going part time might be cool.
Tydye, I know sometimes there may be overlaps between your videos and other channels about a particular subject, like what recently happened with the Skoda WRC program, but I really dig your presentation style between a coherent recap, some dry humor, and most importantly direct quotes from drivers, team bosses etc. Looking forward to future videos
I think Toby would be a good pick up for Dale in 2025 or maybe Indycar NXT 2024 title winner and fellow brit Louis Foster would be a good pick up for them too.
He is back! Its been a while! Im gonna watch this one in Full for sure!
I watched nolan crash live and it was something i felt fortunately ive never crashed out of a qualifying session but to be bumped out trying your hardest that hurts especially as young as he was but thats a blessing if you was to think about it you still have at least 40 more chances to make it
obviously Tristan Vautier and Toby Sowery would save the team
This is a pretty nice video which clearly took a lot of work to make! I like how you highlight the storylines that other people might not have noticed. Keep it up!
Long time no see! Glad to have you back.
I hope Dale Coyne have Hunter McElrea in the 18 and Toby Sowery in the 51 full time in 2025
great video mate! Was certainly worth the wait 😉 Love your channel!
Great to see you back to RUclips!
Glad to see, your're back!
I really hope Toby Sowery gets a seat next season, especially if it's for Coyne. He proved himself this year, and drivers that from IndyCar's development ladder like Sowery should be rewarded when they show out like he did in 2024.
Welcome back, TyDye!
Good to know you're still alive
when we get street track failures vids
Glad you're back!
Sowery and Vautier would be good next year, if the money is there
I’d go for Sowery and Legge splitting the 51.
THE GOAT RETURNS 🐐
Let’s go legend uploaded !!!
Hey Ty, do you have anywhere where I can send you some of my own track designs?
im glad your back
I love how Tristan Vautier has become a running gag on this channel!
Among the worst seasons of Indycar i can list 2022 AJ Foyt - With Kyle Kirkwood constantly crashing, Dalton Kellet being Dalton Kellet and halted Tatiana Calderon's stint, who (except Indianapolis) was mainly fighting with Jimmie Johnson to become the first among winners.
I don't believe I've ever seen someone get rock hard over a driver like Tristan Vautier
You are back!
I'd love to see a big sponsor come out of nowhere and inject a ton of money into this team and the become a top 5 team
Man, I missed you.
Wake up! Its another TyDye RacingGaming VIDEO
What happened to street track failures?
we are starting to run out of street tracks.
We need more street tracks to fail
The fact DCR had 9 different driver pairings in a season of 18 races (including Thermal) shows how bad their season was.
Tristan GOATier returns!!
finally, another upload
DCR seems to me like a less successful version of Dick Simon Racing, which was a stepping stone for several quality drivers.
To be fair to DCR, they have won races, six of them to be exact, with Justin Wilson and Sébastien Bourdais taking two each and Mike Conway and Carlos Huertas taking the others. Bourdais had even led the championship early in the 2017 season until his campaign was curtailed by his crash at Indianapolis during qualifying for the 500, which ruled him out for most of the rest of the year.
I left my school to see a new video
Toby Sowery is sauced
man... being thrown into your first race in Toronto is fucking rough.
I drive that stretch of street every so often, what a rough track to debut at.
HEEEEEEEEE’S BAAAAAAAAAACK!!!!!
Hello
I dont get the point making videos shitting on lower teams with little expectations having bad seasons
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