Man this race happened when i was 1 year old this is the only time nascar run this during Thanksgiving good times man this is what nascar was all about and i been watching nascar since i was 2 years old now these days suck i like the old nascar better than todays nascar
Such great racing. The cars, drivers and point system were the best. I remember watching live and not knowing how great it really was especially compared to the racing now.
for those wondering why there were only 42 cars? they set the field by owners points after Richmond and the 43rd place team the #27 Eel River Racing team shut down shortly after the race at Richmond.
19 winners including 5 first time winners in one season. That list easily could have been much more. Drivers like Mike Wallace, Robert Pressley, Ryan Newman, Kenny Wallace all finished 2nd at least once who could have scored their first win. Other drivers like Kurt Busch who was leading with several laps to go at Talladega, John Andretti finishing 2nd at Bristol. Then you think about Jerry Nadeau who came within a half a lap of winning Atlanta after running out of fuel.
@@brandonamthor Well, we finalized the 2022 season with 19 winners and 5 of them being different. Cindric became the second rookie overall to win the Daytona 500, but the first rookie of the year candidate to win it (Bayne was not going for ROTY). Just a shame that many drivers that won for several consecutive seasons failed to win. Ryan Blaney (5 seasons), Brad Keselowski (11 seasons), Martin Truex Jr. (7 seasons). In addition, 2022 marked the first time Chase Elliott failed to win on a road-course ever since he got that first win in 2018 (won at Dover, Nashville, Atlanta in July, Pocono, and Talladega in the Fall). Best RC finish: 2nd at Road America.
It was my first race with ny father, he worked for Mobile oil back them and had back stretch seats, I was in college then, first wreck I witnessed with Buckshot Jones !!!
If The Chase exist in 2001 would be Points Standings after Atlanta Title Contenders 1º Jeff Burton 2328 Points 2º Jeff Gordon -10 3º Sterling Marlin -13 4º Tony Stewart -15 Championship Route LAP 75 1º Jeff Gordon 2366 Points and 2001 NASCAR Winston Cup Series Champion 2º Sterling Marlin -8 3º Jeff Burton -12 4º Tony Stewart LAP 150 1º Jeff Gordon 2366 Points and 2001 NASCAR Winston Cup Series Champion 2º Jeff Burton -4 3º Sterling Marlin -9 4º Tony Stewart -11 LAP 284 1º Sterling Marlin 2358 Points and 2001 NASCAR Winston Cup Series Champion 2º Jeff Burton -3 3º Tony Stewart -5 4º Jeff Gordon -10 FINAL LAP 1º Sterling Marlin 2358 Points and 2001 NASCAR Winston Cup Series Champion 2º Jeff Burton -3 3º Tony Stewart -6 4º Jeff Gordon -9
Iceberg who actually made an video on this theory would beg to differ. Jeff Gordon, Dale Earnhardt Jr, Tony Stewart, and Bobby Labonte would had been the final 4 with Bobby getting the championship by finishing 3rd.
That's not the point bitch. The point is Jeff Gordon did the bump and run twice on Rusty Wallace to win. So when somebody does the bump and run on him he shouldn't get mad like a bitch. This is like dale Earnhardt getting mad because Jeremy Mayfield did the bump and run on him in 2000 at Pocono when the 1999 Dale Earnhardt basically wrecked Terry labonte in 1999 Bristol race to get the victory. People need to stop being a hypocrite and look up the word in the dictionary you celebrate when one driver does something but when it happens to them all of a sudden you mad.
Lol in 1960 I was 4 yrs old. The easiest way to get me mad was to just say "bumpin Bobby.". Bobby Allison that is. He was number 312 in those days. This shit has been going on forever in nascar.
Robby: also has wins in IndyCar, Trans-Am, IMSA, Stadium Super Trucks (his own series AND the old Mickey Thompson series), and stage wins at the Dakar Rally.
@@GolfWang520 bullshit it don't matter if it's the last lap or the last 20 laps you people move the goalposts any way to defend your argument. Dale Earnhardt bitched when Jeremy Mayfield did the bump and run on him on the last lap in Pocono when Dale Earnhardt wreck Terry labonte in Bristol in 1999. and you're fucking lie because one of those bump and runs Jeff Gordon did against Rusty Wallace was on the final lap you lying bitch.
2001 New Hampshire 300 Location: Loudon, New Hampshire Track: New Hampshire International Speedway Type of race track: Speedway Starting cars: 42 Finishing cars: 39 Laps: 300 Cautions: 7 Pole Winner: Jeff Gordon (24) Most laps led: Jeff Gordon (24) (257 laps led) Race Winner: Robby Gordon (31) (Part-Time) Season Champion: Jeff Gordon (24) (4th championship)
This was a seminal race for NASCAR. It was the changing of the guard. Unfortunately, much for the worse . I paid attention for a couple more years but, between the Earnhardt wannabes and the truly STUPID rule changes, NASCAR was dead forevermore RIP NASCAR.
Dude you do realize Jeff Gordon did the bump and run twice on Rusty Wallace to win. So when somebody does the bump and run on Jeff Gordon he shouldn't get mad. Americans sometimes need to learn the definition of a hypocrite. it's like Dale Earnhardt getting mad at Jeremy Mayfield in 2000 at Pocono because Jerry Mayfield did the bump and run on Dale Earnhardt on the last lap to get the victory. The year before 1999 Dale Earnhardt blatantly just wrecked Terry labonte for win at Bristol. Do you people not know what a hypocrite is? Because it sounds like y'all don't. Y'all need to look it up in the fucking dictionary
Man this race happened when i was 1 year old this is the only time nascar run this during Thanksgiving good times man this is what nascar was all about and i been watching nascar since i was 2 years old now these days suck i like the old nascar better than todays nascar
Such great racing. The cars, drivers and point system were the best. I remember watching live and not knowing how great it really was especially compared to the racing now.
for those wondering why there were only 42 cars? they set the field by owners points after Richmond and the 43rd place team the #27 Eel River Racing team shut down shortly after the race at Richmond.
Last race without either Jimmie Johnson or Ryan Newman
But now Jimmie retired from NASCAR racing.
@@jaykizer3488 that’s what you thought😂
@@JackCallSports Damn right!
19 winners including 5 first time winners in one season. That list easily could have been much more. Drivers like Mike Wallace, Robert Pressley, Ryan Newman, Kenny Wallace all finished 2nd at least once who could have scored their first win. Other drivers like Kurt Busch who was leading with several laps to go at Talladega, John Andretti finishing 2nd at Bristol. Then you think about Jerry Nadeau who came within a half a lap of winning Atlanta after running out of fuel.
Jerry got his first win at Atlanta at the end of the 2000 season
We got 18 different winners this year as of the Bristol night race weekend. We could get more before the season ends.
Now it's 2022 and we have had 19 different winners, looking to add to that number as we go into talladega this weekend!
@@sabastianmoore6160 Okay? And your point?
@@brandonamthor Well, we finalized the 2022 season with 19 winners and 5 of them being different. Cindric became the second rookie overall to win the Daytona 500, but the first rookie of the year candidate to win it (Bayne was not going for ROTY). Just a shame that many drivers that won for several consecutive seasons failed to win. Ryan Blaney (5 seasons), Brad Keselowski (11 seasons), Martin Truex Jr. (7 seasons). In addition, 2022 marked the first time Chase Elliott failed to win on a road-course ever since he got that first win in 2018 (won at Dover, Nashville, Atlanta in July, Pocono, and Talladega in the Fall). Best RC finish: 2nd at Road America.
What a crazy 2001 Robby Gordon had.
I loved seeing that fire out of Jeff Gordon, love seeing retaliation. Nascar needs to be more of a contact sport
After 2012, the racing has gone downhill.
Jeff could dish it out, but couldn't take it.
Do you say that equally applies to all drivers, teams, and cars? Or do you apply it differently as most do
What a lifetime ago was 2001
Robby Gordon was the textbook definition of "digging" in the closing stages of that one.
It was my first race with ny father, he worked for Mobile oil back them and had back stretch seats, I was in college then, first wreck I witnessed with Buckshot Jones !!!
Is this the ONLY Cup series race to ever be run on a Friday?
Carter Shank nah they use to run mid week way back in the day, in terms of modern era it might be tho
0:06 TONIGHT, ON DAYS OF OUR STEELERS
1:02:00 Look at that crowd. You don't see that these days
You dont see California or Phoenix or Darlington then. The great Rockingham was part of the 2001 season and that place had spots of empty seats.
lol at Jeff Gordon being upset about bumping someone out of the way.
When Jeff did it the guy always finished 2nd. Robby tore up Jeff’s car and a lapped car’s car
@@sirdaddylops5398 A lapped car's yeah but Jeff finished his own car off by ramming Robby
@@SwingAxleLover in fairness this was an exhibition race for Gordon. He had already won the title lol.
If The Chase exist in 2001 would be
Points Standings after Atlanta
Title Contenders
1º Jeff Burton 2328 Points
2º Jeff Gordon -10
3º Sterling Marlin -13
4º Tony Stewart -15
Championship Route
LAP 75
1º Jeff Gordon 2366 Points and 2001 NASCAR Winston Cup Series Champion
2º Sterling Marlin -8
3º Jeff Burton -12
4º Tony Stewart
LAP 150
1º Jeff Gordon 2366 Points and 2001 NASCAR Winston Cup Series Champion
2º Jeff Burton -4
3º Sterling Marlin -9
4º Tony Stewart -11
LAP 284
1º Sterling Marlin 2358 Points and 2001 NASCAR Winston Cup Series Champion
2º Jeff Burton -3
3º Tony Stewart -5
4º Jeff Gordon -10
FINAL LAP
1º Sterling Marlin 2358 Points and 2001 NASCAR Winston Cup Series Champion
2º Jeff Burton -3
3º Tony Stewart -6
4º Jeff Gordon -9
BS
Bobby Labonte*
playoffs are trash and should never been added
Iceberg who actually made an video on this theory would beg to differ. Jeff Gordon, Dale Earnhardt Jr, Tony Stewart, and Bobby Labonte would had been the final 4 with Bobby getting the championship by finishing 3rd.
0:01 days in our lives into Nascar
Robby Gordon: 3 cup wins
Jeff gordon: 4 cup championships
That's not the point bitch. The point is Jeff Gordon did the bump and run twice on Rusty Wallace to win. So when somebody does the bump and run on him he shouldn't get mad like a bitch.
This is like dale Earnhardt getting mad because Jeremy Mayfield did the bump and run on him in 2000 at Pocono when the 1999 Dale Earnhardt basically wrecked Terry labonte in 1999 Bristol race to get the victory.
People need to stop being a hypocrite and look up the word in the dictionary you celebrate when one driver does something but when it happens to them all of a sudden you mad.
Lol in 1960 I was 4 yrs old. The easiest way to get me mad was to just say "bumpin Bobby.". Bobby Allison that is. He was number 312 in those days. This shit has been going on forever in nascar.
Robby: also has wins in IndyCar, Trans-Am, IMSA, Stadium Super Trucks (his own series AND the old Mickey Thompson series), and stage wins at the Dakar Rally.
Oh Jeff, howmany times did you bump and run to win races? Give me a break.
stfu
YOu are one of those. haha
Lmao big difference in doing it on the last lap compared to less the 20 to go
@@User-nu6km Salty Jeff Gordon fan.
@@GolfWang520 bullshit it don't matter if it's the last lap or the last 20 laps you people move the goalposts any way to defend your argument.
Dale Earnhardt bitched when Jeremy Mayfield did the bump and run on him on the last lap in Pocono when Dale Earnhardt wreck Terry labonte in Bristol in 1999.
and you're fucking lie because one of those bump and runs Jeff Gordon did against Rusty Wallace was on the final lap you lying bitch.
2001 New Hampshire 300
Location: Loudon, New Hampshire
Track: New Hampshire International Speedway
Type of race track: Speedway
Starting cars: 42
Finishing cars: 39
Laps: 300
Cautions: 7
Pole Winner: Jeff Gordon (24)
Most laps led: Jeff Gordon (24) (257 laps led)
Race Winner: Robby Gordon (31) (Part-Time)
Season Champion: Jeff Gordon (24) (4th championship)
2:36:21. Jeff did the same thing to Rusty Wallace twice at Bristol I like Jeff but he came off as a massive hypocrite here.
And Wally Dallenbach was such a fanboy for Jeff in the booth it was ridiculous. Bestwick also, but to a lesser degree
Last cup race when Jimmie Johnson not raced until 2020 Indy.
Yeah, because he tested positive for COVID-19, causing Justin Allgaier to sub for him. And boy, I didn't like that idea.
@@jaykizer3488 Yeah i didn't like idea either about Matt Kenseth in the 42.
@@sametozkan9175 An even worse idea for me, although Matt is a champion.
@@jaykizer3488 I know but Ryan Newman has 8 more wins than him in his 2nd full season.
Happy Thanksgiving race fans
Cue Metallica
Last nascar race when George Harrison was alive before his death.
I remember the day George died
What's the song at 1:31:04?
Zane Marte Motley Crue - kickstart my heart
Late Autumn In Last Race it...
1:31:22
1:10:18
This was a seminal race for NASCAR. It was the changing of the guard. Unfortunately, much for the worse . I paid attention for a couple more years but, between the Earnhardt wannabes and the truly STUPID rule changes, NASCAR was dead forevermore RIP NASCAR.
Nah, it's when we lost Benny. It was all downhill from there
Just another race Gordon should have won...
Gordon did win.
Dude you do realize Jeff Gordon did the bump and run twice on Rusty Wallace to win.
So when somebody does the bump and run on Jeff Gordon he shouldn't get mad. Americans sometimes need to learn the definition of a hypocrite.
it's like Dale Earnhardt getting mad at Jeremy Mayfield in 2000 at Pocono because Jerry Mayfield did the bump and run on Dale Earnhardt on the last lap to get the victory. The year before 1999 Dale Earnhardt blatantly just wrecked Terry labonte for win at Bristol.
Do you people not know what a hypocrite is? Because it sounds like y'all don't. Y'all need to look it up in the fucking dictionary
Which Gordon?😂😂😂
@@pp3k3jamail stupid take.
@@Mark2448 nah
Robby Gordon should of been wrecked ,jeff gordon should of won that race.
I wish Robby Gordon and Jeff Gordon were related to each other. But they're not!