Dale Jr. Doesn’t Hold Back on the Austin Dillon/Richmond NASCAR Controversy

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  • Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
  • What else is there to talk about than the NASCAR Cup race at Richmond?! Dale Earnhardt Jr. gets his turn to weigh in, and he doesn’t hold back. Was there a line crossed? Was it a chicken (crap) move? What does Dale Jr. think when people compare Austin Dillon’s move to that of the Intimidator, Dale Earnhardt?
    Later in the show, Austin Dillon joins. In this 1-on-1 interview, Dillon gives Dale a detailed breakdown of the lap, the angles and the intention. Dale asks if he has spoken to Denny Hamlin. As it turns out, Austin has a league basketball game against Denny this Thursday. Dale asks, “Are you going to the game?” and then gives him advice.
    It's one of the most anticipated Dale Jr. Downloads of the year. What did you think of Dale’s takes? Tell us below!
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    Chapters:
    01:05 - Analyzing the Controversial Finish at Richmond
    07:20 - Was Austin Dillon's Move a 'Chicken CRAP Move'?
    17:40 - The Lack of Clear Rules in NASCAR
    28:52 - Potential Penalties for Dillon, Logano, and the Spotter
    33:13 - The Need for NASCAR to Set a Precedent
    36:07 - The Incident at Gateway and the Responsibility of Drivers
    38:18 - Changes Coming for Richard Childress Racing
    42:17 - Austin Dillon's Commitment to RCR
    54:50 - The Tire Strategy at Richmond and the Potential for Softer Tires
    58:08 - Goodyear's Tire Experimentation and Learning

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  • @Evil_rook
    @Evil_rook 29 дней назад +257

    The way Dale said, “I never saw dad clean two of them out in the last corner”. Cracked me up lol!

    • @djmohab2
      @djmohab2 29 дней назад +13

      I did watch Dale almost kill DW at the Richmond Fairgrounds in 1988 and at the Winston in 1995. So for all you dAeL worshippers out there that are crying about this, gain some intelligence.

    • @alex_speedway
      @alex_speedway 29 дней назад +19

      ​@djmohab2 I love how people forget that the fans hated Sr back in the day lol, man he got booed too

    • @MaxRamos8
      @MaxRamos8 29 дней назад +8

      Dillon fucked up. I would only be okay if this was a different type of Motorsport known as Banger Racing, it's less professional but Hella fun to watch. This behavior should NEVER be allowed for NASCAR as it's not very sportsman like

    • @TheSammyreynolds
      @TheSammyreynolds 29 дней назад +5

      @@alex_speedway People also forget about Terry Labonte at Bristol. He got major league booed.

    • @wingracer1614
      @wingracer1614 29 дней назад +2

      @@djmohab2 People forget Lake speed was running 3rd in that race and would have won it after the Dale/DW incident but he either spun trying to avoid it or got hit when he checked up and spun so indirectly, Dale took 2 cars out.

  • @kingcars
    @kingcars 29 дней назад +19

    All I’m gonna say is this - The empty grandstands, the stupid playoff rules and the quality of driving we saw at the end of the race are all tightly related.

  • @Wheelz_44
    @Wheelz_44 29 дней назад +121

    “His right rear caught my front left” 😂😂 Officer his face hit me right in the fist I swear 🤣🤣

    • @JamesMillsJr61
      @JamesMillsJr61 29 дней назад +12

      “His face kept hitting my helmet” said Bobby Allison, or something to this effect.

    • @SamuelWiltshire95
      @SamuelWiltshire95 29 дней назад +6

      "He got to running his face into my fist" 😂

    • @deantait8326
      @deantait8326 29 дней назад

      Excellent way to put it. I wonder who to credit for that take…

  • @larrygoodman610
    @larrygoodman610 29 дней назад +56

    Wish Nascar would revert back to the old system, and reward drivers 4 being consistent, no more stage racing. Do it like they did back in the 70's

    • @jeffgerber6919
      @jeffgerber6919 28 дней назад +11

      100% Agree! I've hated this format from the beginning.

    • @MatthewWilcox-ul5dt
      @MatthewWilcox-ul5dt 28 дней назад +6

      They’ve ruined so many legendary drivers legacies with this entertainment based format

    • @candiseder5212
      @candiseder5212 28 дней назад

      I agree, the old time racing with now time safety equipment

    • @W1thRaisins
      @W1thRaisins 28 дней назад

      ​@@repitatl💯 People have very short memories.

    • @davidcooper3822
      @davidcooper3822 28 дней назад +2

      @@repitatl Now its so much bs, you cant pass em crash em.

  • @TracksideViews
    @TracksideViews 29 дней назад +144

    Jeff Gordon has been added to the playoffs as a replacement

    • @truckercowboyed2638
      @truckercowboyed2638 29 дней назад +1

      Pretty soon they'll add Timmy hill

    • @busher69
      @busher69 29 дней назад

      Oh Man, WELL DONE. I'd forgotten all about that.

    • @dustinbeat4058
      @dustinbeat4058 29 дней назад +3

      Cuz he was constant that year and was cheated out the playoffs cuz of boyer and MWR

    • @Jimbo0341usmc
      @Jimbo0341usmc 29 дней назад

      At least give the door bumper clear guys some credit if you’re going to repeat them word for word…

    • @brandonmaben4388
      @brandonmaben4388 29 дней назад

      Lol

  • @bigorange2082
    @bigorange2082 29 дней назад +26

    NASCAR made the “win and you’re in” format. They have to live with the monster they made.

  • @ForgedCalamity
    @ForgedCalamity 29 дней назад +124

    I’m just gonna blame stenhouse for ruining a great underdog story.

    • @walletracer9882
      @walletracer9882 29 дней назад +14

      Yeah, overtime and the win-and-you're-in system is what allowed this disaster of a finish to happen.

    • @4loops43
      @4loops43 29 дней назад +3

      @@ForgedCalamity no one could be that bad organically, I’m positive wrecky makes more money from Nascar under the table than through points standings…if ya know what i mean?

    • @johnhenryNC
      @johnhenryNC 29 дней назад +2

      That wasn't one of Stenhouse's best moments. That might be the reason why he can't get a good Cup ride.

    • @roycezeiler1536
      @roycezeiler1536 28 дней назад +2

      It sucks Austin did what he did cause he shouldn't have been put in that situation. The right car won, but had to bulldoze the field when it didn't need to happen.

    • @walletracer9882
      @walletracer9882 28 дней назад

      @@mc-qx6ue Wrecking someone not to get lapped? The race was already going to end in a lap or two so being a lap down wouldn't have affected his finish. Although I could totally see this from wrecky spinhouse.

  • @walkerking3875
    @walkerking3875 29 дней назад +96

    anybody else miss Mike Davis on this show ?

    • @ericjefferson9684
      @ericjefferson9684 29 дней назад +5

      For sure

    • @GPDogDrool
      @GPDogDrool 29 дней назад +5

      💯

    • @Just_a_beaver
      @Just_a_beaver 29 дней назад +8

      I hate Davis... But I think I hate these kids more

    • @tylercochran902
      @tylercochran902 29 дней назад +5

      A lot. These 2 guys are not great to listen to

    • @JRW1776
      @JRW1776 29 дней назад +14

      Yes it's not as good without Mike. These kids just agree with everything Dale says, at least Mike would have some banter back and forth.

  • @JamesTaylor-is9xm
    @JamesTaylor-is9xm 29 дней назад +113

    That Childress water is getting awful heavy for Junior to carry 😅

    • @johnhenryNC
      @johnhenryNC 29 дней назад +21

      My thoughts exactly. This is why people need to be leery of getting an honest opinion from Dale Jr.

    • @SpaceLord_MtherFcker420
      @SpaceLord_MtherFcker420 29 дней назад

      pretty much

    • @ericjefferson9684
      @ericjefferson9684 29 дней назад +30

      Jr. tries to be overly diplomatic. Probably comes from such a strict childhood where everything he did was considered wrong. He gives too many people the benefit of the doubt.

    • @deantait8326
      @deantait8326 29 дней назад +6

      @@ericjefferson9684
      Comes from having an image , err Brand to protect…

    • @gobbler1957
      @gobbler1957 29 дней назад +1

      Richard Childress Racing is behind the 8 ball on the engineering department.

  • @trevinmerriman3579
    @trevinmerriman3579 29 дней назад +9

    Just like Denny said, we were trying to create these moments, now we got these moments. Dont complain now. We have real action now

  • @roymcdre9180
    @roymcdre9180 29 дней назад +117

    The *REAL* question is, did Ricky do this on purpose?

    • @SWIXGIN
      @SWIXGIN 29 дней назад +11

      Yes for sure

    • @scottw.7441
      @scottw.7441 29 дней назад +3

      Ricky Bobby?

    • @hooters9800
      @hooters9800 29 дней назад +7

      Yep probably revenge from Wilksboro with Kyle

    • @atinwoodsman
      @atinwoodsman 29 дней назад +21

      Surprised this isn't a bigger story

    • @misterslideways
      @misterslideways 29 дней назад +8

      Doesn’t he crash every weekend?

  • @Prostarter88
    @Prostarter88 29 дней назад +22

    I believe the root of the problem is the format. This is what happens when the drivers are put in this box, and desperate moves are brought out. Handing out a fine to Dillon won’t be good or will they care. This will happen at a championship race one day and that will really look bad for the sport.
    My suggestion is they go back to the 2004 Chase format. You have to be consistent for 26 races to make the top 10 in points to have a championship bid for the final 10 races.

  • @donaldmurray7529
    @donaldmurray7529 29 дней назад +97

    The 32nd in points and gets into the playoffs with a win, is a rule change I didn't care much for.

    • @horsecrazyviking7121
      @horsecrazyviking7121 29 дней назад +14

      Yep. There should definitely be no free rides into the playoffs. Top 16 and only the top 16.

    • @nickshaf22
      @nickshaf22 29 дней назад +10

      They need to get rid of the playoffs format

    • @RC.41
      @RC.41 29 дней назад

      He’s 26th jerk

    • @JasonPhillips-sv9ih
      @JasonPhillips-sv9ih 29 дней назад +1

      What about people in the top 16 that haven’t won a single race? It’s amazing that yall see it this way. The whole point of racing is winning, imo the winner of the most races should be champion and points are irrelevant.
      Nothing is a worse look than a champion that hasn’t won a single race. Funny Dillon is the only person to ever do that in 2013 xfinity

    • @patersonplankrd
      @patersonplankrd 29 дней назад

      It's an unfortunate quirk in the system.
      No one ever anticipated a driver 30th or worse in points was going to have a snowball's chance of winning

  • @FloridaManRacer
    @FloridaManRacer 29 дней назад +70

    When iRacing puts out a public tweet that says "Don't do what the professional real life race car driver just did on our service." and NASCAR doesn't do anything about it, what's that say about the integrity of the real life series when the 'fake' sim racing holds it's competitors to a higher standard than the supposed best stockcar drivers in the world?It just became a joke folks. A big freaking joke. I'll stick with CARS Tour where they DO act when people drive like @ssholes...

    • @DerrickRG
      @DerrickRG 29 дней назад +7

      Nobody cares. iRacing is soft.

    • @RCRFTW
      @RCRFTW 29 дней назад +6

      Have you ever played iracing???? 😂😂😂😂 get real bro

    • @scubasteev
      @scubasteev 29 дней назад

      @FloridaManRacer where yall been? There's been no difference between the two for years...except some fans and concessions...they're one in the same. And it's been sad to see.

    • @t.j.soccorsi8810
      @t.j.soccorsi8810 28 дней назад

      When I-Racing forgets they are a fucking video game..that's a massive problem..

    • @jimbonecrusher1
      @jimbonecrusher1 28 дней назад +1

      The best stock car racers in the world are in Australia. Hands down, no argument can be made.

  • @mattmoon5300
    @mattmoon5300 29 дней назад +188

    I don’t blame Austin Dillon. I just don’t like the system NASCAR has for its points/playoff format. The win and in is ridiculous.

    • @nomadman5288
      @nomadman5288 29 дней назад +18

      The fact that he's incentivized to do something doesn't mean he has to do it. It can be a bad system and an individual acting within a system can also be blamed for their choices, you know, like in communism.

    • @haynesratcliff2330
      @haynesratcliff2330 29 дней назад +5

      If only we still had the top 30 rule

    • @user-qw1et7yo4m
      @user-qw1et7yo4m 29 дней назад +13

      The playoff system needs to be done away with. It causes a lot of unnecessary trouble and drama.

    • @GregorySovine-bt9hj
      @GregorySovine-bt9hj 29 дней назад +7

      It really is, I hate that someone can win the championship with 8 top tens all year, but just enough stage points and a regular season win. Not good.

    • @BrianWood74
      @BrianWood74 29 дней назад +6

      I stopped watching once they went to this playoff crap.

  • @JamesTaylor-is9xm
    @JamesTaylor-is9xm 29 дней назад +23

    Pocono 2022. Nascar DQ'd Hamlin and Busch who finished 1 and 2, awarding the 3rd place with the win.

    • @jeffaites2362
      @jeffaites2362 29 дней назад +8

      Yep and that was over a piece of tape

    • @LawsonSims44
      @LawsonSims44 29 дней назад +3

      Over a sticker as well

  • @alvarsdzenis4739
    @alvarsdzenis4739 29 дней назад +5

    Matt Kenseth and Kyle Busch have both been parked for a race or two for pulling the same chicken sh1t move.

  • @horsecrazyviking7121
    @horsecrazyviking7121 29 дней назад +32

    NASCAR really should draw a line after this season and say, “Don’t cross it. Period.” Getting rid of the motivation to do crap like this would be preferable but as you said Jr. they’re not gonna do that because they love the publicity.

    • @truckercowboyed2638
      @truckercowboyed2638 29 дней назад

      Then you idiots complain how dull and boring it is ...

    • @davidrice3337
      @davidrice3337 29 дней назад +2

      I don't think you understand - NASCAR loves this - they will grandstand and point their finger and scold him but they know these stunts are the only way they will get sustained publicity - desperate - is a good description -

  • @DavidClark-vu3dw
    @DavidClark-vu3dw 29 дней назад +15

    If the caution hadn't come out we wouldn't be talking about this. Let the damn race end like the they used to.

    • @patersonplankrd
      @patersonplankrd 29 дней назад +1

      So ..to clarify. You'd prefer to see races end under caution?

    • @whynotride327
      @whynotride327 29 дней назад +6

      @@patersonplankrd As opposed to a two lap crash fest, yes.

    • @gregbarber4766
      @gregbarber4766 28 дней назад

      If the caution wasn't a sucker punch from the 47 maybe NASCAR wouldn't be turning a blind eye to the #3 fighting so hard for the win....

    • @Volkain10
      @Volkain10 24 дня назад +1

      @@patersonplankrdbring back race to the line. These cars are so much safer then they were in the 90s/early 2000s. It was a balancing act between avoiding the wreck or full throttling it through the carnage for position. If the caution happened near the end of the race atleast the leaders could race to the line. No green white checkered. Just racing.

  • @toddbob55
    @toddbob55 29 дней назад +7

    Knocking somebody out of the race is .....pathetic , unethical down right dirty PERIOD

    • @Hobbietone
      @Hobbietone 27 дней назад

      @@toddbob55 You would have to take away a lot of wins from a lot of Hall of Fame drivers. 😂

  • @warrenp.5916
    @warrenp.5916 29 дней назад +30

    If “Wrecky” hadn’t been racing for what? 25th a lap down? AD would have won by 4 seconds.. going away!

  • @andyangel2716
    @andyangel2716 29 дней назад +20

    I watched this race with non nascar fans(I'm a life long fan) They said they would watch more after that finish. They watch f1 lol

    • @KriticullCTRL
      @KriticullCTRL 29 дней назад +9

      Everyone who isn’t a fan wants to see wrecks. This is not a good way to head for racing. I’m all about bumpin and getting drivers loose into the turns, but flat out wrecking dudes is ridiculous

    • @bball4lif78
      @bball4lif78 29 дней назад +4

      ​@@KriticullCTRL100% agree. Rough racing is 1 thing, wrecking people on purpose is another.

    • @DominicGreene72
      @DominicGreene72 29 дней назад +2

      God forbid people watch more than one racing series.

    • @adamlannerd1408
      @adamlannerd1408 28 дней назад

      @@DominicGreene72 Watching F1 means you like the cars. There's no racing in F1.

  • @NonNein-bn6ni
    @NonNein-bn6ni 29 дней назад +60

    Never been a Dillon fan and would be happy if he didn’t win a race ever again. That being said, he played the game and won within the rules that NASCAR set with the playoff bullshit. He gambled with the dive and it worked. Good for him.
    If NASCAR doesn’t want these silly video game style moves, then go back to the legitimate championship format that rewards consistency throughout an entire season

    • @delbertlayman3693
      @delbertlayman3693 29 дней назад +3

      Exactlly......why im watching this instead of the race......i hate what nascar has become.....no longer watch it

    • @billcummings6958
      @billcummings6958 29 дней назад

      Right back to Dale Sr and Terry Labonte at Bristol?

    • @NonNein-bn6ni
      @NonNein-bn6ni 29 дней назад +4

      Not even the same. Dale didn’t dive bomb Terry from 4 car links back going into the corner. Terry bumped him and Sr was on his ass through the corner and bumped him the next. I was there, it was beautiful. And he sure as hell didn’t hook a 2nd racer after Labonte.

    • @stevenjm8001
      @stevenjm8001 28 дней назад

      @@NonNein-bn6ni yeah, Dale Sr just drove into your side or back and dumped you.

  • @cody95
    @cody95 29 дней назад +61

    I've been dying to hear Junior's thoughts on this

    • @headbrown5629
      @headbrown5629 29 дней назад

      It's a wonder he doesn't have Amy on there so she can give her thoughts as well.

    • @raybenefield1251
      @raybenefield1251 29 дней назад +10

      Junior's opinion disappoints me!!!!

    • @robertmann7277
      @robertmann7277 29 дней назад

      Even your dad realized his mistake

    • @Bourbon-n-bongs
      @Bourbon-n-bongs 29 дней назад

      I agree! Come on JR get off childress’s dick on this one! Call it clearly. You even stated, if this was the cars tour he’s DQ’d. So if it’s bad enough for your minor league series, it has to be that much worst for the majors!!!

  • @452MaxGames
    @452MaxGames 29 дней назад +14

    Dillon pulled a video game move. I've done that same maneuver in a Nascar game boot the leader. And then pit maneuver the next one that takes the lead.

  • @Porsche311
    @Porsche311 29 дней назад +27

    Really wish true racers like Dale Jr would start to come out against this ridiculous points system that is causing the demise of driving standards. Racing does not need a playoff system. This stupid system has devalued what it means to be a champion, and has led to these insane moments where dumping and running over people is encouraged. Please return to a season long championship to crown a true champion and it will solve a lot of these problems

    • @patersonplankrd
      @patersonplankrd 29 дней назад

      That system stopped working as intended.
      That is why a pivot was necessary

    • @Backstretch1
      @Backstretch1 29 дней назад +2

      Bingo. I don't even consider playoffs era "champions" true champions.

    • @gothard5
      @gothard5 29 дней назад +1

      disagree competely. I love the current system. if you don’t like it, then don’t watch it.

    • @gothard5
      @gothard5 29 дней назад

      @@Backstretch1Well, I certainly do.

    • @justin________7477
      @justin________7477 22 дня назад

      The year long system didn't randomly stop working. It was working before and hadn't changed.
      NASCAR wants to control/force a close outcome for "excitement". Unintended consequence is now it's meaningless and this not interesting to most

  • @johnhenryNC
    @johnhenryNC 29 дней назад +59

    Dale Jr. is trying his best NOT to throw Dillon & Childress under the bus. In other words, Dale Jr. is trying to be a politician. He knows what happened, and this wouldn't be allowed in the CARS tour that he co-owns, but he doesn't want to step on the #3's toes.

    • @JamesMillsJr61
      @JamesMillsJr61 29 дней назад +4

      He said this (taking out the 22) would get you disqualified in the cars tour!

    • @alex_speedway
      @alex_speedway 29 дней назад +2

      I'm not sure it has anything to do with the No. 3, I think he just doesnt want to stir up trouble with Childress

    • @marcoespericueta1763
      @marcoespericueta1763 29 дней назад +3

      Miss the old Junior.

    • @johnhenryNC
      @johnhenryNC 29 дней назад +5

      @@marcoespericueta1763 That's what bothers me about it. I don't believe Dale Jr. is being honest here.

    • @grizzgrizzly7208
      @grizzgrizzly7208 29 дней назад +1

      ​@@johnhenryNC probably not but can't blame him he don't want a feud with RC that's probably one of the last things he wants

  • @Mikewhitaker408
    @Mikewhitaker408 29 дней назад +19

    The whole “I don’t blame Austin I blame the system” is wrong imo. Yes, the system sucks but what the 3 did was straight out of a video game when you’re losing. The integrity of this sport is turning into a clown show. Plenty of guys have been in that position of needing to win to get in but haven’t resorted to that much clownery

    • @mid-packhack8130
      @mid-packhack8130 29 дней назад +2

      Most video games DQ you for that but NASCAR won't

    • @randya3423
      @randya3423 29 дней назад +4

      100% straight up correct. How this whole thing is being framed as a desperation move to get in the playoffs therefore it was justified is wrong on every level. The Childress cars have been running mediocre year in and year out and even if he makes the playoffs he’ll be eliminated pretty much from the start because Dillon was just not that good in the first place. If Kyle Busch can’t get things kick started then the entire program is in trouble if you have to wreck your way in to play the system.

    • @DominicGreene72
      @DominicGreene72 29 дней назад +1

      I get wanting to blame Austin, but if he does this and nascar keeps quiet and lets this go, it’s on nascar. NASCAR is the governing body, the stewards, they are the ones who keep people from getting out of hand and setting expectations. These drivers have every incentive to push the boundaries, especially when they have an opportunity they may not get again. You also have to seriously consider that this may be exactly the kind of behavior nascar wants and are going to try their best to walk the line and encourage it without pushing away teams from competing.

  • @gardenrookie
    @gardenrookie 28 дней назад +5

    I love Jr's commentary but the peanut gallery I could do without.

  • @Martenz51
    @Martenz51 28 дней назад +1

    "I dont think I ever seen dad clean 2 of them out in the last corner" *laughing* 😂🤣

  • @djzigg3284
    @djzigg3284 29 дней назад +6

    "Ricky, you messed up" Story of his career

  • @jlethal1983
    @jlethal1983 29 дней назад +9

    I'm kinda ok with AD winning given the circumstances just because of how shitty it was for a damn caution to fly with 2 laps to go...everyone secretly chomping at the bit for it to happen like they do every week...while he was doing everything right the whole race before that. Joey had been chopping him off multiple times since they were racing around each other a bunch and I think the emotions were just so heavy when that caution came out that AD was purely determined to not lose what he just rightfully earned. 398 laps without a "true yellow" and it happens with 2 to go, I mean cmon Ricky, wth. This is all your fault really.

  • @im_olgreg4276
    @im_olgreg4276 29 дней назад +3

    I agree with Dale Junior on this take, a win should not give you an automatic waiver into the playoffs. The playoffs should be purely the top 16 drivers that have been consistent throughout a season.

  • @DeMorcan
    @DeMorcan 29 дней назад +15

    Austin did what NASCAR wanted. They advertise " I would wreck my grandmother..." This is what green white checkers does. It is part of the show and NASCAR is entertainment. Racing is secondary to the show. Look at a highlight reel each week and it is wrecks not passing. Wrecks sell now. The viewership will be up next week. NASCAR should not do anythi8ng since they have been selling this type of action. Maybe change rules for the future. Austin was racing. He did not hook intentionally for revenge which the others who wre punished did. This was a racing incident. As a fan this is what I see. The indestructible bumper cars they use now is for more wrecks and keep going. He did what Joey and Denny have done. I have seen it with my own eyes. This is more of the same. Does NASCAR want Joey and Denny to do it but not lower standings driver. I have already sold my RV, got rid of all my merch and no longer attend races. If they do anything to Austin and say you have to be with Gibbs, Penski, or Hendricks to wreck people and no is allowed to wreck then, why even watch anymore? I turn off the TV when green white checkers happen. I have seen who the best driver is. I do not care who wins the 2 lap sprint. The championship no longer matters. Even it comes down to who starts the 2 lap sprint in 3rd not messing up. Since the race no longer matters it is harder for me to watch. But I know NASCAR is not for race fans. It is after the new WWE viewer. There are plenty of other races series that are about the racing.

  • @SuperLindamom
    @SuperLindamom 29 дней назад +33

    Nascar should have IMMEDIATELY Said. " This race ending is under Official Review and no winner will be announced, UNTIL all data has been reviewed. No driver to Winner's Circle "

    • @scubasteev
      @scubasteev 29 дней назад +1

      @SuperLindamom but it's OK when 15 cars are crossing the line sideways and upside down at daytona or talladega? This sudden hatred for the thing that nascar has been evolving into for years now is getting stupid funny. 😁

    • @BwInNewJersey
      @BwInNewJersey 29 дней назад +2

      And say what? We like aggression but this was too much!? That makes no sense.

    • @LawsonSims44
      @LawsonSims44 29 дней назад

      ​@@BwInNewJerseyit does, the move on logano was ridiculous, he was nowhere near the 22 and just sent it

    • @BwInNewJersey
      @BwInNewJersey 29 дней назад

      @@LawsonSims44 Ok but do you understand that ‘ridiculous’ isnt a basis for penalty? Until Nascar defines what is and isnt acceptable while racing for position -this is all conjecture.

    • @LawsonSims44
      @LawsonSims44 29 дней назад

      @@BwInNewJersey Mate, that was out of order by the 3, that is crossing the line

  • @kerryroach6032
    @kerryroach6032 29 дней назад +12

    It was the best finish of the year

  • @thejosh_roberts
    @thejosh_roberts 29 дней назад +37

    Austin Dillon did his own version of the Hail Melon

    • @94nolo
      @94nolo 29 дней назад +2

      what are we naming this, the wrecking ball? 😅

    • @truckercowboyed2638
      @truckercowboyed2638 29 дней назад +8

      The smash and grab ​@@94nolo

    • @nascarfan9534
      @nascarfan9534 29 дней назад +1

      Given his sponsor, could call it like Hell Fish or something

    • @x-man5056
      @x-man5056 29 дней назад

      Imitation of SVG.

    • @94nolo
      @94nolo 29 дней назад +1

      @@truckercowboyed2638 I love it

  • @essbe7158
    @essbe7158 29 дней назад +9

    Do drivers nudge or "help" get others out of their way to pass? Yeah, of course. Is it even aggressive, sometimes? Yep, but what happened Sunday was completely unacceptable. If you can crash two cars (not help, not nudge, but CRASH into two cars and wreck them) to win, there's no point to racing. Just wreck people and take their spot. I don't care for any of the drivers involved. I don't have a dog in the fight, but seeing stuff like that bush league nonsense from Dillon and NASCAR's failure to respond just makes me not ever want to watch. The only thing more ludicrous is the people saying they don't have a problem with it. I can't believe Jr or any driver who had their day ruined by an intentional crash from 4 car lengths away would be okay with it. It boggles the mind.

    • @bball4lif78
      @bball4lif78 29 дней назад +1

      Preach on brother. Been watching since it was on TNN and to me the Playoff format has caused the nonsense to become common place. I'm all for "Rubbin Is Racin", but that ain't rubbin & it sure as sh!+ ain't racing.

    • @wew5499
      @wew5499 29 дней назад

      Those 2 had it coming. Maybe he would have held back if it was someone who didn't deserve it 😂😂😂😂😂😂😊

  • @mrj3217
    @mrj3217 29 дней назад +4

    What Austin Dillon did was not racing.
    That was not sportsman-like.
    This can't be allowed.
    How about you just wreck the fastest car during the race until you are the fastest car.

    • @wew5499
      @wew5499 29 дней назад

      How about it?😂🤷🏼‍♀️😮‍💨

  • @DobyDuke
    @DobyDuke 29 дней назад +6

    Watching on tv, you could feel the energy shift! Everyone was thinking did he really just do that (broke driver code)

  • @Wklambert
    @Wklambert 29 дней назад +3

    "Apathy is complicit in a court of law"
    Haha, that's a helluva quote.

  • @EnjoiEmerica83
    @EnjoiEmerica83 29 дней назад +15

    Austin should be penalized to sit out first race of round of 16. Not that it would in reality make a difference performance wise because he likely doesn’t make it past first round to begin with, but instead of stripping him of a win, make it so he’s hog tied and won’t advance unless he goes out and legitimately wins a race.

  • @shawnthompson8065
    @shawnthompson8065 29 дней назад +23

    22 has never come from that far back. And took someone out. Come on, Jr, be real

    • @bradleyayres596
      @bradleyayres596 29 дней назад +2

      He dumped Byron a few years ago from that far back 😂😂

    • @shawnthompson8065
      @shawnthompson8065 29 дней назад +8

      @@bradleyayres596 no he didn't

    • @robertmann7277
      @robertmann7277 29 дней назад +4

      I'm not a Logano fan by any stretch of the imagination, but AD that was a chicken**** move!!!

    • @shawnthompson8065
      @shawnthompson8065 29 дней назад +4

      @bradleyayres596 You need to go back and watch logano within a car length. And he hit him going into turn 3. That's called bump and run

    • @robertmann7277
      @robertmann7277 29 дней назад

      I'll bet Johnny Morris is SO glad you are representing his company

  • @dwaynecossey4867
    @dwaynecossey4867 29 дней назад +5

    I just lost all respect for jr’s opinion. He said he did it. His spotter said he told him to do it. The data shows it.

    • @DaltonRiley25
      @DaltonRiley25 29 дней назад

      Bye lol

    • @sotelojoseph91
      @sotelojoseph91 29 дней назад

      Look at replay in slow motion Denny came up and wrecked himself.

  • @ljpeach5093
    @ljpeach5093 29 дней назад +20

    I'm still tick off at RCR because he broke his promise to Mam Maw Earnhardt, she said he told her he was retiring the #3 in honor of Dale Sr.!!!

    • @Ultimate23Dragon
      @Ultimate23Dragon 29 дней назад +5

      No the promise was they'd never run a pure black 3 car. That's why Austin's cars always have orange or camo on them; To respect her wishes.

    • @JJA1987
      @JJA1987 29 дней назад +5

      Dale told Richard about a year before his accident to keep running his number if something happened to him - Richard always said he would never run a Scheme Design like Dale's Car ever again

  • @ghettostreamlabs5724
    @ghettostreamlabs5724 29 дней назад +4

    I guess I don't understand why its a bigger deal to dump someone or sometwo than it would have been to just knock Joey out of the way then run Denny all the way down to pit road to cross the line first. End result is the same. If they crash, they crash - that's not AD's problem. I don't even like Austin, but this whole thing seems ridiculous that had he just bumped them out of the way instead of knocking them out of the way it would have been "short track racing". I also blame Ricky.
    "I'd wreck my grandmother to win this race"
    - every NASCAR driver at some point
    Well, Austin just did. Now what?

    • @wew5499
      @wew5499 29 дней назад +1

      Love this comment 😂

  • @Commentleaver-c6x
    @Commentleaver-c6x 28 дней назад +1

    It’s only 50 minutes from Mooresville to Welcome, Dale makes it sound like it’s 500 miles away.

  • @shari699
    @shari699 29 дней назад +3

    I agree with Jr! It does kind of look like Denny moves upward unnecessary as he is passing the 3. I love Denny and Joey but Dillon caught Joey off guard in my opinion and also out maneuvered Denny in their exchange.

  • @Kerminator-qq9sc
    @Kerminator-qq9sc 29 дней назад +2

    There was no deserved payback involved. There was no attempted clean pass, attempted non wrecking side swipe pass, or attempted non wrecking bump and run pass against Joey Lagano and against Denny Hamilin. All this is permissible (if you are willing to be paid back for rough passing in the future), by these two drivers or to receive the same treatment by other drivers in the same situation. HOWEVER, Austin Dillion did not perform either of these moves in both cases, but intentionally wrecked two cars in front of him in order to get the win. For this reason, both Lagano and Denny Hamilin should share the win, and Austin Dillon should get last place, not make the play offs, suspended for 3 races, pay for the damage caused to the other two cars, and fined $100,000 for each intentional incident. This would send the message to future drivers to not cross the line between a rough pass and a clearly intentional wrecking your opponent (turning them around type wreck) in order to win (if no payback was involved or extreme danger of driver or fan injury involved). Slight unintentional contacts that cause bad wrecks should not count, but intentionally wrecking an opponent (intentionally causing them to be turned around) in order to get the pass, should be heavily punished. One caveat is that if the opponent might have saved a moderate hit from turning into a wreck by better defensive driving, the hitter should not get the entire blame. In this case before us, Joey could not have done anything different, but Denny could have hugged the bottom better except that he was not expecting Austin to intentionally take him out. For this reason, if Austin was made to pay only 75% of Dennys damage cost, this would still be fair.

  • @backyardbowties
    @backyardbowties 29 дней назад +7

    Sports are an entertainment. And that was entertaining as hell

    • @wew5499
      @wew5499 29 дней назад

      Absolute gold. Ty Austin
      😂😂😂😂😂😂

  • @simracing4simpletons978
    @simracing4simpletons978 29 дней назад +45

    If Nascar doesn't take away Dillon's win this leaves the door open for every driver in the future to just smash each other for wins, and when that day comes, I'm out. Because this is no longer a sport at that point. Sport suggests there's rules and fair play. That's why it's called "Sporting" and "sportsmanship" because there's a level of integrity that is to be maintained. Destruction derby isn't a sport, it's a spectacle.
    After this race, I consider the clown show that is Formula 1 to be more of a sport with better officiating than Nascar, and that's saying something to be giving the FIA credit for their officiating, which is arguable non-existent. It's still enough to keep the integrity of the sport.

    • @w1.0
      @w1.0 29 дней назад +5

      Where have you been???

    • @simracing4simpletons978
      @simracing4simpletons978 29 дней назад +2

      @@w1.0 A long list of places, you'll have to narrow it down. A few continents, lots of states, many cities.

    • @dirtbeard108
      @dirtbeard108 29 дней назад +2

      nascar needs to start worrying about those half empty grandstands.

    • @darthhull85
      @darthhull85 29 дней назад +1

      It’s been this way for years. Dales dad was known for this

    • @steveblack7432
      @steveblack7432 29 дней назад

      Do you believe that this a catalysts for all other drivers to wreck the leader?? You really think because of this incident the flood gates are going to open up and everyone will be wrecking the leader for the win??
      Or do you think this is a 1 in a 100 event??

  • @Hobbietone
    @Hobbietone 29 дней назад +3

    I also get the “choose not to learn”, I refuse to learn the metric system. 😂

  • @johnboling7373
    @johnboling7373 29 дней назад +12

    Austin Dillon did what he thought was best. Next race he can do it with a target on his back and maybe Joey and Denny get to him at the same time and let him fly into the fence again.

  • @joshuaowens6482
    @joshuaowens6482 29 дней назад +19

    Let’s just say Dillon had wrecked someone else that was trying to get into the playoffs too? But I didn’t like the Dillon to begin with but now this seals it. How you can ever win like that and feel good about it just shows a testament of his character!

    • @hitmaneoin
      @hitmaneoin 29 дней назад +5

      Feelings don't mean a darn thing when you've clinched a playoff spot. This isn't a children's sports league. Winning is everything.

    • @nickshaf22
      @nickshaf22 29 дней назад +1

      @joshuaowens6482 they sure do act like children. And that's coming from a logano fan. I have to admit, Logano threw a temper tantrum after the race. But wrecking 100s of thousands of dollars in cars just so you can make the playoffs and get bounced in the first round, shows Austin Dillon is a spoiled kid who doesn't care about anybody, but him and his team. I blame the playoff system. It has ruined the sport. And again, that's coming from a logano fan that benefited from the playoff system in both of his titles

    • @wew5499
      @wew5499 29 дней назад

      They all act like babies at some point. It's so funny

  • @carloscortes7266
    @carloscortes7266 29 дней назад +4

    You weren’t leading anymore dude. You wrecked two drivers. There’s nothing honorable about it. Even if you’re having a tough time you don’t go rob a bank.

    • @tommyjenkins7453
      @tommyjenkins7453 26 дней назад

      This boy was a punk from day one,,the thought because his Grandpa thought he was great he was ,,,,that's the way Grandpas think about grandsons

  • @HughMessenger
    @HughMessenger 29 дней назад +6

    There's a difference between moving someone out the way, and dive bombing from 3 or 4 car lengths back and punting someone into the wall while the spotter screams "wreck him". If the question is "where is the line", then this is a perfect opportunity for NASCAR to draw that line. If they don't, it's just going to get worse, and this will become the way drivers have to race to get wins.

    • @tobylou8
      @tobylou8 28 дней назад

      Watch the video, Dillon was 2 lengths back at the most. Joey said 4/5 car lengths and everyone just says the same thing. Tell me you can get 4 cars between those two on the backstretch on the last lap. Dillon was there the whole time. NASCAR has what they want and that is attention. Last lap wrecking got NASCAR on TV after the 1979 Daytona 500. They hope this will do the same thing as they "Build Back Better" after destroying their own product for the last 18 yrs.

  • @jmoney2278
    @jmoney2278 29 дней назад +2

    On Radioactive his spotter says “Wreck him! Wreck him!” Pretty self explanatory

  • @paulym5814
    @paulym5814 29 дней назад +6

    Hamlin and Austin were both going for the same groove when they came together. Watch the replay in slow motion.

    • @adamlannerd1408
      @adamlannerd1408 28 дней назад

      how can you be in the racing groove when you just punted another car?

    • @stevenjm8001
      @stevenjm8001 28 дней назад

      Next time paulym, open your eyes when you watch the replay in slow motion.

  • @PVC-ic7jp
    @PVC-ic7jp 29 дней назад +2

    I don’t get what we want from the sport. This is the first time in a long time there’s been this much buzz around short track racing. Joey & Denny have done it before it’s just racing & it’s something tht causes the fans to go “we better tune in to see what happens next”. This is what makes the sport great, well it used to anyway back when we had actual men racing & not a bunch of whiny asses.

  • @ronaldbowers7906
    @ronaldbowers7906 29 дней назад +8

    Dillon is Richard Childress's grandson. End of subject he can do anything he wants. I guess other drivers can do it to.

  • @CrabNicolson
    @CrabNicolson 29 дней назад +1

    I'm starting to think nascar pays ricky spinhouse under the table to bring out late race cautions. He's always the cause😅

  • @back-corner-turnings
    @back-corner-turnings 29 дней назад +9

    NASCAR has made it pretty clear lately that right hooking another driver into the wall is a no no and has handed down penalties for it. The problem is until now they’ve never been in a situation where that right hook was for the win. But penalties can’t handed out base on whether a team can afford or survive the penalty. Penalties are supposed to hurt and be a deterrent, but there is no monetary or points penalty they can levy against the 3 team that will even come close to what they gained by Dillon playing demolition derby for the win.
    If it were up to me I’d let him have the win but strip his playoff eligibility.

    • @deliriouswhome1
      @deliriouswhome1 28 дней назад

      Intentionally hooking someone is one week suspension not having your playoff eligibility taken away.
      Dillion didn't intentionally hook Hamlin .. this just NASCAR protecting the playoff system.
      Joey and Hamlin both have wreaked others for wins...

  • @taylorbertrim7625
    @taylorbertrim7625 29 дней назад +2

    150 to 200 point bonus for wins
    That's a big chunk giving a good chance to make playoffs but doesn't guarantee to win and get in.
    20th back would still have a hard time making the top 16
    Plus give the season winner a bonus to still incentivize to win.

  • @jack9302
    @jack9302 29 дней назад +7

    “Within striking distance” apparently he was 👍🏁

  • @TheTweedler
    @TheTweedler 29 дней назад +2

    55:55 We've entered the old man yells at clouds segment XD

  • @SamuelOday
    @SamuelOday 24 дня назад +1

    NASCAR isn’t advanced enough to be this advanced in their driving standards

  • @neztx321
    @neztx321 29 дней назад +1

    Good show as usual. Really appreciate all involved in bring us this content.

  • @grege9601
    @grege9601 29 дней назад +11

    RCR deserves its losing ways for bringing the 3 car back.

  • @gomtuu359
    @gomtuu359 29 дней назад +1

    Dale is being as tactful as he possibly can. Did a great job and let everyone know what he thought.

  • @susanmckinney3007
    @susanmckinney3007 29 дней назад +24

    Austin Dillon should be penalized for wrecking people on purpose

  • @Dutch1982
    @Dutch1982 28 дней назад +1

    Austin said he “did what he had to do,” well NASCAR must do what “they need to do.” We grossly overlook driver safety due to all of the fancy safety devices now. Denny could have been injured.

  • @ericjefferson9684
    @ericjefferson9684 29 дней назад +10

    Joey hasn’t blatantly wrecked anyone like that. When he punted Byron, that was payback from Byron running him into the wall at the restart. When he wrecked Kenseth, Logano was faster than Kenseth and Kenseth was blocking him to keep him from passing. Go back and watch if you don’t remember. That wreck was also on Kenseth. Kenseth became a curmudgeon as he went further into his career. Joey does do bump and runs. What Dillon did wasn’t a bump and run. That was a slam and run.

    • @truckercowboyed2638
      @truckercowboyed2638 29 дней назад +1

      Not true joey wrecked plenty in order to win

    • @truckercowboyed2638
      @truckercowboyed2638 29 дней назад

      So you gonna keep crying about it

    • @ericjefferson9684
      @ericjefferson9684 29 дней назад +3

      @@truckercowboyed2638 Go ahead and give examples. Give me examples of Joey slamming into to someone to win. Go back and watch his bump and run on Truex. That was a pinpoint bump and run, and the Joey haters think Joey was out of line for that. Ridiculous how people have different views depending on the driver involved.

    • @nickshaf22
      @nickshaf22 29 дней назад +2

      ​@ericjefferson9684 exactly. These people just use joey and denny's past as an excuse for Austin to do something that neither of them have ever done. Joey never was a dirty driver. Denny wasn't either. Joey got bullied by the veterans because they were jealous of him, and joey decided he wasn't gonna have it anymore so he decided everytime someone does something to him, he does it back, BUT HARDER. The 3 altercations people want to wine about are Kenseth, Hamlin, and Byron. THOSE WERE ALL PAYBACK SITUATIONS.

  • @tomclifford7110
    @tomclifford7110 28 дней назад +2

    I DONT FEEL SORRY FOR JOEY…. HES DONE IT TO PLENTY OF PEOPLE! DRY IT UP JOEY!!

  • @picknponies
    @picknponies 29 дней назад +7

    They ruled Chastain's 'wall ride' illegal after the fact, so they can deem what Dillon did illegal as well.

    • @daycon6479
      @daycon6479 29 дней назад +1

      They also let Ross keep the things he gained so it won’t change the outcome of the race

    • @TheSaturnV
      @TheSaturnV 29 дней назад

      Yeah, go ahead and make passing illegal too, so dangerous.

    • @LawsonSims44
      @LawsonSims44 29 дней назад

      ​@@TheSaturnVMate there is a line in racing, always will be, you have to be on a trajectory to make the corner by yourself, the 3 car was not going to do that

    • @wew5499
      @wew5499 29 дней назад

      Agreed

  • @mbac203
    @mbac203 29 дней назад +2

    All I got to say is, is this the first time #3 has spun someone out to win a race! I mean come on! And just for facts I’m an Earnhardt Sr fan!

  • @Chazer45
    @Chazer45 29 дней назад +5

    Stenhouse destroyed the integrity of the race. #3 car ran up front and was the fastest car. It’s not like this wasn’t a deserved win. Win at all costs, if you win, you’re in. Dillon did what any driver is supposed to do for his team and himself.

    • @LawsonSims44
      @LawsonSims44 29 дней назад

      Well it was not a deserved win as he bottled the restart as he has done all year, he had the win and then he did not

    • @wew5499
      @wew5499 29 дней назад

      @chazer45 totally agreed. Good point

  • @davidregister7405
    @davidregister7405 29 дней назад +1

    I turned this podcast off the moment he mentioned having Austin on podcast he obviously isn’t going to give a real thought with him going to be a guest it’s politics which podcast shouldn’t be just straight talk is what we’re here for

  • @markmerrell4655
    @markmerrell4655 29 дней назад +3

    The tire deal was awesome!

  • @4loops43
    @4loops43 29 дней назад +9

    So…If Dillion had the best restart and took the lead does anyone here think one of those two wouldn’t have spun him…the only question is which one would have gotten to his bumper first!

    • @somerandomanonymousnpc
      @somerandomanonymousnpc 29 дней назад +2

      none of them would've spun him they're already in the playoffs. the only 2 who had more of a right to fight for the win and take him out are wallace and chastain but i dont think they would've anyway

    • @driftmaster1
      @driftmaster1 29 дней назад +1

      both without a doubt would’ve spun him for the win if you think they wouldn’t just because they’re already in i present logano and kenseth at kansas and denny every time he’s around larson or chase elliott

    • @wingracer1614
      @wingracer1614 29 дней назад

      @@somerandomanonymousnpc The only reason Bubba didn't move someone on that restart is because Denny was the guy he had to move. He backed off to give Denny the corner. If that had been Dillon, he absolutely would have spun him.

    • @wew5499
      @wew5499 29 дней назад

      Yuppppppp!!

    • @wew5499
      @wew5499 29 дней назад

      @@driftmaster1haha. Love it

  • @trumanlewis8237
    @trumanlewis8237 29 дней назад +3

    I don't know the guys name next Andrew, but if keeps disagreeing with Jr., he will be looking for a job.

  • @mariodeblasio6380
    @mariodeblasio6380 28 дней назад +1

    It’s short track racing. The bump and run has been a necessary staple of short track racing. Because it’s so easy to protect your position on short tracks it’s an acceptable part of the sport. I think the no call is the right call re the bump and run. However the collision with the 11 that should have gotten much more scrutiny. I as a nascar fan don’t want to see bump and run’s result in penalties.

  • @jeffreyyoung8605
    @jeffreyyoung8605 29 дней назад +11

    How many races have been decided at Daytona and Talladega by someone blocking and spinning someone out to win a race. Just sayin…

  • @kidwave1
    @kidwave1 27 дней назад

    Havent watched a race in 20+ years. I'd rather, AND DO, watch Dale jr's podcast for 2-3 hours than an actual race.

  • @GregorySovine-bt9hj
    @GregorySovine-bt9hj 29 дней назад +3

    Elton Sawyer= authority 😂... milk toast as hell

  • @replicated
    @replicated 28 дней назад

    Respect. NASCAR did the right thing and maintains credibility as a motorsport series.

  • @deanlaveck5847
    @deanlaveck5847 29 дней назад +3

    Your dad took over that car on the last two laps said get out of the way

    • @wew5499
      @wew5499 29 дней назад

      Underrated comment!!! Love it!!

  • @nickpohl6440
    @nickpohl6440 29 дней назад +1

    It sends a message to the teams. Driver safety needs to be #1. Intentionally wrecking someone for a win should not be acceptable. Those days with Dale Sr turning people for the race lead/win should be gone.

  • @raymondhoffman4371
    @raymondhoffman4371 29 дней назад +7

    JR PLAY ON THIS IS DILLON DONE NOTHING WRONG

  • @TheFOHMan
    @TheFOHMan 29 дней назад +2

    Best part of the race Hamlin and Lagano got what they have given, and I love it!!!

    • @wew5499
      @wew5499 29 дней назад

      💯😂😮‍💨

  • @brook-mn7zc
    @brook-mn7zc 29 дней назад +8

    I thought it was impressive that he wrecked him to the right and wrecked him to the left and continued to win, even Earnhardt Sr. Would be impressed

  • @Murph_.
    @Murph_. 28 дней назад +1

    Honestly, what needs to happen is to get rid of stage racing and playoff racing. In most sports... baseball, basketball, football, hockey... you have playoffs and there are two distinct differences. First, the teams are playing each other... there are not other teams involved. In racing, all 36+ cars are racing each other. Second, luck is not the same in other sports as it is in racing. In racing, you have 35 other drivers to deal with. One driver makes a mistake, you could have your playoff chances crushed. One mistake in hockey, and you can still win. And it's YOU VS. ONE OTHER TEAM, not against 35 other teams. I hate playoff racing, it's so negative. It creates situations like this, and frankly, don't you think Dale Sr., Richard Petty, Dusty Wallace, etc. wouldn't do the same thing if they found themselves in a situation where they needed a win for the playoffs? Of course they'd do whatever it took to win. No playoffs, and guys will deal with the fact that they got beat off the start and lost the race, without all the extra stuff. NASCAR just doesn't want to see this.
    Until NASCAR changes this playoff crap, you are going to see more and more aggressive or 'hard' racing. Because there's more meaning. After 36 races, one bad race isn't going to kill a team without playoffs. However, with playoffs, every race has much more meaning, every spot has more meaning, wins have MORE meaning. So you have to do things you wouldn't normally do to be successful.

  • @tommartin9936
    @tommartin9936 29 дней назад +6

    My opinion denny shot the gap and they came together racing incident

    • @Apatheticbear
      @Apatheticbear 29 дней назад +2

      Telemetry data shows otherwise

    • @eric.lowery
      @eric.lowery 29 дней назад +3

      100%. There was no time to proactively try to wreck Denny. That was just two cars trying to occupy the same space and Denny got the worst of it.

    • @dirtbeard108
      @dirtbeard108 29 дней назад +1

      @@Apatheticbear does telemetry show that Hamlin moved into a line already occupied by Austin? Because that is what every single camera angle shows.

    • @eric.lowery
      @eric.lowery 29 дней назад

      ​@@ApatheticbearAs someone who has been professionally trained to perform pit maneuvers, i can say with confidence your interpretation of that data is incorrect. You have to turn into the impact to maintain control of the rear car. He didn't turn early. He turned at impact, which is the correct thing to do to keep going straight.

    • @Apatheticbear
      @Apatheticbear 29 дней назад

      @@dirtbeard108 It shows Austin turning left and shows Hamlin trying to stay lower than the racing line

  • @Bodacious007
    @Bodacious007 28 дней назад +1

    You ever sit back and realize so much controversial moments that have happened at Richmond? Earnhardt hooking DW in 86, Mark Martin penalized 46 points in 90 (costing him the championship), Rudd vs. Harvick in 03, Edwards jumping the restart in 2012, Spingate in 2013, hell even in the spring with Hamlin, Truex and Larson. I'm sure I'm missing a bunch more. Crazy.

  • @mid-packhack8130
    @mid-packhack8130 29 дней назад +4

    Dale broke his back bending over to avoid calling out Dillon for driving like an anger challenged 12 year old in the worst game lobbies

  • @teddy2glocks85
    @teddy2glocks85 27 дней назад

    the understeer oversteer bit was golden.

  • @Hobbietone
    @Hobbietone 29 дней назад +27

    I’m with DBC, Austin took out the two biggest assholes in one swoop to win. He should be in the Hall of Fame for that. lol

    • @walkerking3875
      @walkerking3875 29 дней назад +1

      yes he absolutely has increased his chances at making Hall of Fame

  • @alejandrocalderon9922
    @alejandrocalderon9922 28 дней назад

    Dale Jr, talking about the 3 car doing a 3 car move. I really like my timeline in this moment

  • @bobwhitebread1887
    @bobwhitebread1887 28 дней назад

    I think the spirit of Dale SR. came down and entered into Austin on that last lap.

  • @BririshBoy
    @BririshBoy 29 дней назад +6

    Denny may have been taking the "natural racing line", but he definately came up the track when he wasn't clear. I'm not a Dillon fan, but you can't expect a guy to lift coming to the flag out of turn 4? Denny could've held the bottom and raced him to the line.

    • @sonicpopospeedpig7806
      @sonicpopospeedpig7806 29 дней назад +1

      Don't know what race you watched but brother u need to have your eyes checked. AND the data feed CLEARLY tells the story. Dillon CLEARLY throttled up and most defiantly turned left INTO Hamlin, and I'm not a Lagano OR Hamlin fan.

  • @tvfd219
    @tvfd219 26 дней назад

    "Prime" for the primary yellow tire compound. "Option" for the second choice for the weekend.