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  • @AyeeeBoogie
    @AyeeeBoogie Год назад +67

    I love hearing old DEI stories. It’s so nostalgic to my childhood when I got into nascar.

    • @Zack-ew7mo
      @Zack-ew7mo Год назад

      Couldn’t agree more!

    • @ItsjustMerrick
      @ItsjustMerrick Год назад

      Same here!

    • @mattmiller4593
      @mattmiller4593 Год назад

      I miss the Dale Sr days....

    • @xlCritical
      @xlCritical Год назад

      I love when they bring on anyone from DEI days regardless of their side or story. Those were the days, those guys had the fire and grit. Need more of that in Nascar today

  • @raymondcarroll3876
    @raymondcarroll3876 Год назад +20

    I’m a nascar fan, but not as knowledgeable as probably most people/ fans of the sport… but this conversation explained and revealed A TON of why we maybe see trouble and issues between teammates. I never realized FULLY that teammates acted like this to each other to this degree. This revealed the answer as to “WHY”. I enjoyed this immensely.

    • @scotthoughton5368
      @scotthoughton5368 Год назад

      This is a great podcast to learn the history of the sport and all the little things. Dale has had some heavy hitters from the DEI days on the show. Recommend Tony Eury Jr, Steve Park & Ty Norris’s episodes especially.

    • @raymondcarroll3876
      @raymondcarroll3876 Год назад

      @@scotthoughton5368 thank you

  • @Timberns
    @Timberns Год назад +24

    I miss the 1,8, and 15 at DEI. Steve and Little Dale going at it at Watkins Glen was beautiful to watch

  • @Theotheradamyouknow
    @Theotheradamyouknow Год назад +5

    The behind DEI stories are the best because as a fan we had no idea about what was going on behind the scenes.

    • @vintvarner16
      @vintvarner16 Год назад +2

      I love that Junior now takes blame for it and admits he was arrogant and thought he knew more to than others, takes a human being to admit they are wrong and regretful

    • @Theotheradamyouknow
      @Theotheradamyouknow Год назад +2

      @@vintvarner16 it shows growth as a person

  • @nshelitack
    @nshelitack Год назад +17

    I think we need a little more of that spirit in NASCAR now.

  • @dianej1714
    @dianej1714 Год назад +3

    Yes, these DEI stories are the best! God, I miss those days.

  • @Alectheflexer
    @Alectheflexer Год назад +4

    I love it. 🎉 I remember on NASCAR 09. I had a league I was 13 years old DEI-RCN-15. We had a blast even then in 2008 we didn’t wanna see DEI fall down and out of the sport. Now I love the stories I love all of it. Thanks for sharing 🎉

  • @jennifursun3303
    @jennifursun3303 Год назад +6

    poor Mikey and Kenny I felt so sorry for both of them they were my two fav drivers and that wreck ruined their lives in many ways

  • @noblewarrior8848
    @noblewarrior8848 Год назад +2

    Most dominant era in the history of the sport was DEI on plate tracks from 2001-2004.

  • @sebfettel
    @sebfettel Год назад +6

    Slugger has a great voice

  • @Devil3R
    @Devil3R Год назад +6

    So cool Dale for putting these out. Great stuff. Go JRM!

  • @3sgteyota
    @3sgteyota Год назад +2

    Dang, what a time to be alive. 👊

  • @Aaron25thinfantry
    @Aaron25thinfantry Год назад +6

    Damn I wish DEI was still around

  • @muffman8469
    @muffman8469 Год назад +2

    that's so cool to hear those stories

  • @kevincorbin5371
    @kevincorbin5371 Год назад +1

    I also love DEI stories.

  • @tbone1574
    @tbone1574 Год назад +2

    Love the old stuff...So much better

  • @chrisholland8226
    @chrisholland8226 Год назад

    Drunk Dale Jr. calling the beer truck for a delivery is an epic story!

  • @S.K.R.E.Inc.
    @S.K.R.E.Inc. Год назад +6

    I've heard of driver rivalries, crew rivalries, but within the same team? That's a whole other level, and most likely explains why the DEI cars are JUGGERNAUTS at certain places back in the day

    • @jamesscully529
      @jamesscully529 Год назад +3

      Happens a lot. At Hendrick, it was two different shops, with the 24 and 48 in one shop and the 5 and 88 were in the other. Dale Jr's fortunes only got better at Hendrick after they switched and the 88 was put with the 48. RCR was famous for Dale Sr not wanted a teammate and almost refused to work with Mike Skinner. Other teams are the same way, with the possible exception of Penske, where I am not sure The Captain would have put up with it.

    • @ljc1224
      @ljc1224 Год назад

      You should listen to the SiriusXM Speedway Legends interview of Robert Yates where he talked about not wanting to become a two-car team because he didn't want to share information. It's eye-opening. And Dale Sr. was never a fan of his teammate Mike Skinner. He didn't want to have to cooperate or share with anyone, really, other than the team he owned. The DEI cars were juggernauts on plate tracks because that's what Dale Sr. wanted. He got together with Richard Childress and Andy Petree to develop the "RAD" engine (Richard, Andy, Dale) that dominated back then.

  • @WickstarRunner
    @WickstarRunner Год назад +1

    Someday, Jr needs to put together the oral history of DEI, that book would be amazing.

  • @TmcIIIvideo
    @TmcIIIvideo Год назад +9

    I feel like mike is always a few clicks behind the story line and occasionally Dale gives him the gas! Lmao……

  • @daviclar867
    @daviclar867 Год назад +1

    How awesome would it be to just call up a beer truck! 🤪

  • @wrldchamps04
    @wrldchamps04 Год назад +3

    Jr didn't remember the beer truck because he did it multiple times I'm sure lol

  • @dannypowell187
    @dannypowell187 Год назад +2

    How bad ass is it to be able to call up a beer truck

  • @Mister_Matt_X
    @Mister_Matt_X Год назад +3

    I looked up the 2001 Freedom 400 at Homestead and Michael finished second to Bill Elliott driving for Evernham. But a spring developed from Germany and used it to finish second at Homestead in '01 for 4000?
    That's gotta be wild man...

  • @sebfettel
    @sebfettel Год назад +2

    Great interview

  • @joshclayton6436
    @joshclayton6436 Год назад +3

    When Dale jr calls and orders a beer truck full of Budweiser you bring that sumbitch damnit

  • @kentjaeger6602
    @kentjaeger6602 Год назад +3

    Really effin' cool segment

  • @robsalassi
    @robsalassi Год назад +3

    Back then I assumed all teams worked together and had a strategy for every scenario. Over the years mind blowing to learn how independent they all were and that any team work on the track was pure winging it. Called the beer truck. Love that.

  • @William.8585
    @William.8585 Год назад +3

    Awesome show

  • @bevnracin
    @bevnracin Год назад

    Awesome stories ❤

  • @stevebradburn2892
    @stevebradburn2892 Год назад +18

    I sure miss the days of actual drafting

    • @jaffleyfifteen5912
      @jaffleyfifteen5912 Год назад +3

      It takes some serious drafting to get these slow ass cars up to 190s

    • @archieshuford9534
      @archieshuford9534 Год назад +7

      @@jaffleyfifteen5912 I don't care how much faster the drafting speeds are compared to single car runs. The pole speed of 180MPH at the plate tracks is a joke. Another reason I hate modern nascar. If they won't let them go 230ish, the pole speed should be at least in the 195-198 range.

    • @roymcdre9180
      @roymcdre9180 Год назад +3

      @@archieshuford9534 do you think Larson or Preece live if they hit going 230?

    • @diychad7268
      @diychad7268 Год назад

      What do you mean? They still do actual drafting at the superspeedways

    • @diychad7268
      @diychad7268 Год назад +1

      ​​@@archieshuford9534 dude they have never let the cars go that fast, there were only a few years where the cars were able to run 200-plus miles an hour without the restrictor-plate and because the cars flipping a lot they put the restrictor plates on, they have used restrictor plates or governed down intakes for close to 40 years now, so I don't know what you mean by you hate modern NASCAR, also just because of the nature and shape and everything of a stock car NASCAR the cars have no stability at really high speeds like that, now granted today's cars with their downforce numbers and everything would have a ton more stability at those kinds of speeds compared to even in the early 2000s, but still if they ran those kinds of speeds everybody would have to be so damn careful around each other in order not to cause crashes that the racing would be boring as hell

  • @MaverickGrabber71
    @MaverickGrabber71 Год назад

    Man what an incredible segment! I need to take the time to listen to this whole interview.

  • @ChoochContrino
    @ChoochContrino Год назад +3

    Great guest.

  • @alexcika9906
    @alexcika9906 Год назад +1

    Very cool piece

  • @raybell3525
    @raybell3525 11 месяцев назад

    One of your greatest podcast I've seen I love listening to your podcast

  • @christopherwolff4527
    @christopherwolff4527 Год назад +3

    Bring back the old cars

  • @randynix9805
    @randynix9805 Год назад +3

    This was pretty much the ending era when teams still had some areas where they could use their engineering creativity to have an advantage or at least have the opportunity. This is what Nascar teams were meant to do. I seriously hate the current cookie cutter generation of car with the bad rules, harsh fines and STUPID ASS suspensions,as penalties.

  • @theelevatorSRT8
    @theelevatorSRT8 Год назад

    Stories like this reinforce what I thought all along. JR is a nice guy but lacks the desire to win that his dad had.

  • @TugaAvenger
    @TugaAvenger Год назад +3

    Just call in the Budweiser truck, lmao. Like out of a damn commercial.
    Which is only fitting I suppose, that's coming out of the marketing budget after all.

  • @randya3423
    @randya3423 Год назад +3

    Junior, love this channel. Any thoughts of ever interviewing Dr Jerry Punch? That guy was fascinating and did some pretty cool stuff for NASCAR like advocating fireproof suits for pit crews.

    • @sonnydog830
      @sonnydog830 Год назад +2

      I believe he interviewed Punch several years back. I believe they talked about the time he saved Rusty Wallace's life.

    • @Raptorking18
      @Raptorking18 Год назад

      @@sonnydog830 and I think he also talked about the Jerry Nadeau crash and how bad it was to mess up his whole career.

    • @johnmurzycki5148
      @johnmurzycki5148 Год назад

      Yup this interview should be in the archives about a year or so ago.

    • @ecstone28
      @ecstone28 Год назад +1

      Randy - go back through the old episodes on any podcast platform. They had Dr. Jerry Punch on last year or year before.

    • @JarodShapiro
      @JarodShapiro Год назад

      He did that interview a year or so ago

  • @tbone1574
    @tbone1574 Год назад +1

    Just like JRM is now...🏁

  • @55Reever
    @55Reever Год назад

    I had no idea that sponsorship could influence the results of a race. "Beer cars".

  • @fivestar8337
    @fivestar8337 Год назад +2

    If they'd of worked together instead of competing with each other for top 20's at anywhere except the plate tracks they might have won more races.

  • @nazcarcup
    @nazcarcup Год назад +2

    15 and 8 teams: The Bloods vs Crips

  • @johnmurzycki5148
    @johnmurzycki5148 Год назад

    If you ran out of beer in 2003, Dale jr. would be the one guy to be standing next to.

  • @StrivingTowardsWhatIsAhead
    @StrivingTowardsWhatIsAhead Год назад +4

    This is about when NASCAR was still real.

  • @chipdamutt108
    @chipdamutt108 Год назад +1

    Back when NASCAR was awesome

  • @jennifursun3303
    @jennifursun3303 Год назад +1

    his poor wife

  • @TheTheratfarmer
    @TheTheratfarmer Год назад

    Come into the shop quiet and ready.

  • @williamboyle8918
    @williamboyle8918 Год назад

    Was such a Nascar freak at this time. Was sad to see DEI slowly dissolve.

  • @randytingen
    @randytingen Год назад +1

    God, Only if…..

  • @ZeteticPlato
    @ZeteticPlato Год назад

    ✌️

  • @dickrizzzo
    @dickrizzzo Год назад +3

    Dale dont you dare blame us NASCAR fans for the treatment Bubba is getting. That "race baiter" did that to himself. You will lose us if you continue to blame the ones who pay you

  • @TheTheratfarmer
    @TheTheratfarmer Год назад

    i find that air hourn and destroy it.

  • @TheMikeRiordan
    @TheMikeRiordan Год назад +1

    why is jr. hiding behind the beard, glasses, and hat pulled down so low you can't see his face?

    • @jamesscully529
      @jamesscully529 Год назад +10

      You new here? Dale Jr has always been like this. The glasses he's worn since his concussions, the beard length kind of comes and goes, and the hat depends how new it is. It is just Dale being Dale.

    • @jaffleyfifteen5912
      @jaffleyfifteen5912 Год назад +1

      Every Nascar driver wears hats

  • @bbrcummins1984
    @bbrcummins1984 Год назад

    Before Nascar went woke 😅

  • @Carl0438
    @Carl0438 Год назад +3

    Dale you are fixing to lose some diehard fans of yours. I have followed you and bought all kinds of your merch but the comments you made about bubba is enough. He is ruining the sport and you stand up for him ? Woke dale jr. ??? Wtf

  • @markwilliams5606
    @markwilliams5606 Год назад +2

    You guys did The Best commercials together. Southern Racing. 1 Amendment 2 Amendment 🙏🇺🇸🪖