Everyone racing like adults with respect. Haven’t seen that I years. John Andretti was a very talented driver. He could drive anything and did!

R.I.P. John Andretti. That man was such a nice guy, and a class act.

I’m my opinion, one of nicest drivers in the sport. R.I.P. John. Truly missed..

Everything about this video is awesome. The way they broadcast the race, the way Bob, Benny and Ned didn't talk to much, the way the drivers didn't block, the way they didn't talk about points until after the race was done, Andretti being his authentic self, the way he went to victory lane without too much screwing around.... terrific.

RIP John! Life long Petty fan that loved watching his every race in the 43 as a kid!

I remember that race R.I.P John.

Thank you for the upload. Rip john

Awesome win! R.I.P.JA

RIP John Andretti, RIP Bob Jenkins and RIP Benny Parsons, miss all of them. ESPN’s NASCAR Speedworld broadcasts were the best!

@johnhenryNC

22 күн бұрын

Bob, Benny & Ned were the best in the business calling races. Nobody has come close.

Back when Nascar was still racing 😢

imagine that, people moving out of the way, clean racing to the finish. If this wouldve happened in a modern nascar race, guarantee there wouldve been a bs caution, followed by 8 unnecessary caution laps and a 2 lap "shootout", win determined by who got the best jump on the restart

@xlaxdashie2778

2 ай бұрын

Mad much? 😂

@ftghb

2 ай бұрын

@@xlaxdashie2778 nope that's the reality of today's nascar. im not mad, i just stopped watching

@noggin6870

2 ай бұрын

If this happened in modern NASCAR, you'd have a million children on Twitter whining about how boring it was. I miss this. I miss when it was actually a legitimate competition.

Both the final win for John Andretti and Petty Enterprises.

I think he replaced petty

@lpbbinc

Ай бұрын

Rick Wilson replaced him, them Wally Dallenbach

@johnhenryNC

22 күн бұрын

@@lpbbinc then Bobby Hamilton after Dallenbach.

Thank God for A Pontiac!