Btw Kyle Larson red white and blue paint scheme is an exact replica of Ricky Hendrick livery at the time !
@Josepee945711 сағат бұрын
You need to watch Kyle Larsons last week in sprint car racing. 3 races in a row and they are just insane. Night 1 kzread.info/dash/bejne/paqMo7CPdbHMnKQ.htmlsi=-mUk2xpOwjD5kdUT Night 2 kzread.info/dash/bejne/mqOVu82wiandibg.htmlsi=PyBDEwxrFSlIZ9RH Night 3 kzread.info/dash/bejne/ZXhmk5tsmsvenLQ.htmlsi=-xatpw43hITPLW9x
@suzi_greaves9 сағат бұрын
Yes! I will film them tomorrow so they will come out this week 🫶🏼
@Josepee94579 сағат бұрын
@@suzi_greaves awesome! Love the dirt and nascar reactions
@joshuapboston199911 сағат бұрын
The best part about this tragedy, if you could call it that, was that Jimmie Johnson would end up winning the very next race in their honor. His words over the radio, "Thank you boys. In loving memory all the way."
@luis_g_7711 сағат бұрын
I'm glad you watched this one. This was a big moment in Nascar history 😢
@KidLatin2712 сағат бұрын
Yeah it happened in 2004 20 years ago pretty sad and Jimmie Johnson made up for it buy winning Atlanta the very next week in loving memory all the way.😊
@Josepee945715 сағат бұрын
You need to watch Kyle Larsons last week in sprint car racing. 3 races in a row and they are just insane. Night 1 kzread.info/dash/bejne/paqMo7CPdbHMnKQ.htmlsi=-mUk2xpOwjD5kdUT Night 2 kzread.info/dash/bejne/mqOVu82wiandibg.htmlsi=PyBDEwxrFSlIZ9RH Night 3 kzread.info/dash/bejne/ZXhmk5tsmsvenLQ.htmlsi=-xatpw43hITPLW9x
@Josepee945715 сағат бұрын
And in the last video the 14 car is driven by a 17 year old stud. Might be the next Kyle Larson.
@jeffking417623 сағат бұрын
The SEMINOL Indians In Florida, NEVER officially surrendered.
@TheIcebergКүн бұрын
Thanks for watching, I appreciate it. Always love seeing more people get into NASCAR.
@suzi_greaves23 сағат бұрын
Thank you! You’re videos are great 🫶🏼
@y00t00b3rКүн бұрын
you should give a link to the video, and Aldas' channel
@suzi_greavesКүн бұрын
it's in the description - i always link the videos 🫶
@y00t00b3rКүн бұрын
@@suzi_greaves ok cool, I didn't see it when I looked
@KidLatin27Күн бұрын
@@suzi_greavesyeah I understand Max versteepnn can be a bit of a headache of a driver sometimes but still this reminds me lot of Kyle Busch.
@MGower44652 күн бұрын
Points are awarded by a panel based on difficulty of each move. Monster Jam is one type of event with these trucks, the other is actual bracket racing around a course. A short course. There are different groups of trucks in each type of competition that really are almist identical in construction. The trucks actually burn nitromethane, and gulp the stuff. An announcer at an event I watched as a teen once ssid "They don"t get miles per gallon, they get gallons per mile." The big wheels and tires are removed and replaced with wheels and tires that would look small on a VW beetle. This narrows and lowers the truck enough it fits in a standard semi-trailer(lorry). They look faintly comical, like a grown adult on a tricycle.
@MGower44652 күн бұрын
There is very low air pressure in the tires, this allows for a lot of extra "bounce" on landing. Trivia: monster trucks float.
@sam49992 күн бұрын
Cole Whitt had incredible promise as a prospect with Red Bull's NASCAR program before it shuttered
@derekprzesmicki95782 күн бұрын
Video recommendation: Who did the first burnout?: by NBR
@fivespeedsvx2 күн бұрын
Larson truly is a racing machine! You should check out both highlight videos from his sweep this past weekend in the World Of Outlaws 'Ironman 55' races. Enjoying watching you learn about how we do racing here in the Colonies 🏁
@14gamecock2 күн бұрын
Great video and reaction! They are really fun to drive, and it was cool seeing some of my friends, and fellow competitors in this video.
@jacekatalakis83162 күн бұрын
There is just something so hauntingly beautiful about hearing Amazing Grace on bagpipes, paired up with the low wail of the Indy engines as the cars are doing the five lap salute to Dan. I don't know what it is, but it is something that is absolutely beautiful, absolutely haunting and just the rendition of Amazing Grace on bagpipes fits the tribute so, so well.
@jacekatalakis83162 күн бұрын
Going to guess before watching that 82 and 92 Indy 500s are on here, as are quite a few CART and IRL races from the 2000s
@jacekatalakis83162 күн бұрын
Gods, hearing Marty and Scott and Eddie emotional gets me every time. Jamie Little and the technical isssues ESPN had break my heart, she was sent to the hospital and ESPN missed the start of the announcement. Say what you will about Marty Reid as an announcer. But he had the right crew around him for this situation. Scott and Eddie understood immediately how serious things were. Some crews would have been talking to fill dead air. Not this crew. They all handled it with dignity and grace and the seriousness it deserved. Marty won my respect that day, he went from an announcer who fumbled his words doing NASCAR to someone who was well spoken, eloquent and rose to the occasion as odd as that sounds. He found the way to explain what was going on and yet without saying too much. Dan was, going by his gig with Versus at Texas, he had the talent to move on over to broadcasting. He reminded me of PT though, or a sober James Hunt without the outspoken drunk antics Hunt had. EDIT: IIRC this was the lead story on the BBC's sports news that day or the next. His 2011 Indy 500 win is heartbreaking but he was on the other end of that because Hildebrand did the same thing as Emmo did in 94, got too high and found the wall. Dan got past and won his second Indy 500. When Justin Wilson was killed at Pocono in 2015, it made the national news as far as being on the hourly radio bulletins, not the sports news, the main news bulletins and not even as the last story,but one of the main stories as well.
@jacekatalakis83162 күн бұрын
Greg could make a CART car do things nobody else could and he was willing to put it in spotsit had no business being in. He was in the right teamwith the wrong engine supply. If Forsythe had Honda in96-99 he would arguably have been a threat to win, week in, week out and challenged for the title. Greg came to CART at the same time as the rest of the Brat Pack there or thereabouts,it was a rookie class that was stacked with talent and from a former PacWest mechanic talking about Greg to me, he was well liked in the paddock, and able to win fans over with his hard charging style,but he was not arrogant and was down to earth and honest and genuine. Makes me wonder how good he would have been in that 2000 Penske/Honda combo with Roger's tricks as well though
@jonjackson62453 күн бұрын
I was at California Speedway that day. Everyone was in a state of disbelief that this could and did happen. It was truly a sad day.
@JonDC703 күн бұрын
The Indians leaving their land of their own volition and the us civil war was about states rights are just two of the things that Alabamans tell themselves to help them feel better about their history.
@JGR4LIFE203 күн бұрын
One of the biggest tragedies in motorsports history
@willracer1jz3 күн бұрын
4:36 Now that you know about the Indycar split in the late 1990's, Greg Moore never got a chance to race the Indy 500 as he was a CART drive during his short career. For the 2013 Indy 500 Canadian racer James Hinchcliffe, with permission from Greg's family, had a pair of Greg Moore's gloves in his driving suit for his qualifying attempt.
@willracer1jz3 күн бұрын
Piggy backing on my post, check out James Hinchcliffe 2015 Indy 500 practice crash. It's was near fatal, but there's a couple of good videos about the safety teams response to the accident that saved his life.
@sam49993 күн бұрын
Greg Moore is from my part of the world over here in British Columbia and it breaks my heart every time I think of his story and what could've been... He had dreams of racing in the Indy 500 (which he was not able to do due to the IndyCar/CART split), and eventually moving to NASCAR. He was supposed to move to Penske for 2000. After his death, his seat was given to Helio Castroneves, who would go on to win the 2001, 02, and 09 Indy 500 for that team. You should absolutely watch "A Hero’s Drive: James Hinchcliffe’s Tribute To Greg Moore" James Hinchcliffe is a Canadian IndyCar driver (now a broadcaster for the series as you may have recognized in your streams) who grew up idolizing Greg Moore and cites as the main reason why he got into racing. In 2012, he qualified on the front row for the Indy 500 with Greg's red gloves tucked into his firesuit, taking him for that run around the Indy circuit that he never got the chance to do.
@JayStephens83 күн бұрын
Awful situation for all involved dealing with that
@sgtepicspeed30333 күн бұрын
The rule changes in 2005 was done to nerf Ferrari and Bridgestone and end their dominance.
@captaindelta434 күн бұрын
Love it
@DonCarlosDonCarlos4 күн бұрын
Crazy how both F1's & Nascar's worst races were both at Indianapolis
@billmikyska59904 күн бұрын
You seem really cool and you're pretty. If you ever come to America to watch a race in the midwest, I'd be happy to host you for your visit
@thealmightypancakeface95854 күн бұрын
Masi Stappen
@walletracer98824 күн бұрын
Larson is aggressive but not to the point of recklessness, that's what makes him great. Reminds me a lot of the Crashtappen era. He still leads the championship despite crashing so often and even missing an entire race.
@KidLatin274 күн бұрын
Yeah that wasn't smart for them.
@y00t00b3r4 күн бұрын
lol, you were totally unprepared for the horrible reality of the situation.
@y00t00b3r4 күн бұрын
did they even show the tire failures which put drivers in the wall during free practice?
@KidLatin274 күн бұрын
@@y00t00b3ryeah I remember watching that race trust me it wasn't very good.
@revrasheemstewart4 күн бұрын
Do a video please on the worst weekend in Indycar history 2001 CART race at Texas Motorspeedway. kzread.info/dash/bejne/h6N_05J8cqTbpNY.htmlsi=FW8KH6hJMe-QHchz
@jurgenbruin32074 күн бұрын
This was definitely the sporting highlight of my life time, as a Dutchee. Max killed the 7 headed Dragon!
@Nikadeemus885 күн бұрын
Any other Larson fans here since his Xfinity days?
@LexyThomas1345 күн бұрын
Dale SR was too and became one of the most dominant drivers
@asquared12375 күн бұрын
Larson is always on the edge, its what makes him so fast, but sometimes hes gonna overstep it and wreck, its just the duality of Larson
@ronaldomora62715 күн бұрын
larson has 4 wins which is the most this season in the cup series
@joshuapboston19995 күн бұрын
Is Larson aggressive? Yes. Does it bite him from time to time? Yes. But it doesn't seem to stop him. It seems to have worked out for him so far. And that's why he's my favorite active driver. Right now, as we prepare to head back to Richmond and conclude the season, he is 10 points to the good for the championship points lead over his teammate Chase Elliott.
@KidLatin275 күн бұрын
Kyle Larson is definitely one of my favorite driver.😊
@bprocket5 күн бұрын
Maybe check out nitro drag bikes 🙂. Uses the same fuel as top-fuel dragsters. Drivers wear kevlar so when the motor blows their bodies are penetrated with motor debris (the literally lay over the motor).
@dylanbollinger68725 күн бұрын
Larson pushing too hard Blaney has bad luck.
@chrisuncleahmad5 күн бұрын
You absolutely need to do a reaction to “NASCAR Alignment Chart: The 9 Types Of Winners” From Chaotic Evil to True Neutral
@cbicnone22286 күн бұрын
Check out "Hear comes the boom" (football for newbees)
@ROBOTRIX_eu6 күн бұрын
6 minutes of Marc Marquez saves 🔥 | Celebrating 6 Million KZread Subscribers!
@gunterreihnhol65076 күн бұрын
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@KidLatin276 күн бұрын
You should definitely play some of the railycar games for your next video.😊
@KidLatin277 күн бұрын
Well hey Suzi I understand as a f1 myself as well I mean I get it besides nobody likes seeing their favorite driver get screwed over by something out of their control and who knows maybe Lewis Hamilton might win a championship again but in my own opinion Max versteepnn is a deserving champion and besides there's no need to blame anyone for what happened that night Lewis Hamilton things just didn't work out for him and the end and he's still a awesome driver and at the end of the day it is what it is plus as a jeff Gordon fan I felt the exact same way in 2014.
@WolfHeathen7 күн бұрын
Rally was the most popular form of racing on television back when Group B was a thing.
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Btw Kyle Larson red white and blue paint scheme is an exact replica of Ricky Hendrick livery at the time !
You need to watch Kyle Larsons last week in sprint car racing. 3 races in a row and they are just insane. Night 1 kzread.info/dash/bejne/paqMo7CPdbHMnKQ.htmlsi=-mUk2xpOwjD5kdUT Night 2 kzread.info/dash/bejne/mqOVu82wiandibg.htmlsi=PyBDEwxrFSlIZ9RH Night 3 kzread.info/dash/bejne/ZXhmk5tsmsvenLQ.htmlsi=-xatpw43hITPLW9x
Yes! I will film them tomorrow so they will come out this week 🫶🏼
@@suzi_greaves awesome! Love the dirt and nascar reactions
The best part about this tragedy, if you could call it that, was that Jimmie Johnson would end up winning the very next race in their honor. His words over the radio, "Thank you boys. In loving memory all the way."
I'm glad you watched this one. This was a big moment in Nascar history 😢
Yeah it happened in 2004 20 years ago pretty sad and Jimmie Johnson made up for it buy winning Atlanta the very next week in loving memory all the way.😊
You need to watch Kyle Larsons last week in sprint car racing. 3 races in a row and they are just insane. Night 1 kzread.info/dash/bejne/paqMo7CPdbHMnKQ.htmlsi=-mUk2xpOwjD5kdUT Night 2 kzread.info/dash/bejne/mqOVu82wiandibg.htmlsi=PyBDEwxrFSlIZ9RH Night 3 kzread.info/dash/bejne/ZXhmk5tsmsvenLQ.htmlsi=-xatpw43hITPLW9x
And in the last video the 14 car is driven by a 17 year old stud. Might be the next Kyle Larson.
The SEMINOL Indians In Florida, NEVER officially surrendered.
Thanks for watching, I appreciate it. Always love seeing more people get into NASCAR.
Thank you! You’re videos are great 🫶🏼
you should give a link to the video, and Aldas' channel
it's in the description - i always link the videos 🫶
@@suzi_greaves ok cool, I didn't see it when I looked
@@suzi_greavesyeah I understand Max versteepnn can be a bit of a headache of a driver sometimes but still this reminds me lot of Kyle Busch.
Points are awarded by a panel based on difficulty of each move. Monster Jam is one type of event with these trucks, the other is actual bracket racing around a course. A short course. There are different groups of trucks in each type of competition that really are almist identical in construction. The trucks actually burn nitromethane, and gulp the stuff. An announcer at an event I watched as a teen once ssid "They don"t get miles per gallon, they get gallons per mile." The big wheels and tires are removed and replaced with wheels and tires that would look small on a VW beetle. This narrows and lowers the truck enough it fits in a standard semi-trailer(lorry). They look faintly comical, like a grown adult on a tricycle.
There is very low air pressure in the tires, this allows for a lot of extra "bounce" on landing. Trivia: monster trucks float.
Cole Whitt had incredible promise as a prospect with Red Bull's NASCAR program before it shuttered
Video recommendation: Who did the first burnout?: by NBR
Larson truly is a racing machine! You should check out both highlight videos from his sweep this past weekend in the World Of Outlaws 'Ironman 55' races. Enjoying watching you learn about how we do racing here in the Colonies 🏁
Great video and reaction! They are really fun to drive, and it was cool seeing some of my friends, and fellow competitors in this video.
There is just something so hauntingly beautiful about hearing Amazing Grace on bagpipes, paired up with the low wail of the Indy engines as the cars are doing the five lap salute to Dan. I don't know what it is, but it is something that is absolutely beautiful, absolutely haunting and just the rendition of Amazing Grace on bagpipes fits the tribute so, so well.
Going to guess before watching that 82 and 92 Indy 500s are on here, as are quite a few CART and IRL races from the 2000s
Gods, hearing Marty and Scott and Eddie emotional gets me every time. Jamie Little and the technical isssues ESPN had break my heart, she was sent to the hospital and ESPN missed the start of the announcement. Say what you will about Marty Reid as an announcer. But he had the right crew around him for this situation. Scott and Eddie understood immediately how serious things were. Some crews would have been talking to fill dead air. Not this crew. They all handled it with dignity and grace and the seriousness it deserved. Marty won my respect that day, he went from an announcer who fumbled his words doing NASCAR to someone who was well spoken, eloquent and rose to the occasion as odd as that sounds. He found the way to explain what was going on and yet without saying too much. Dan was, going by his gig with Versus at Texas, he had the talent to move on over to broadcasting. He reminded me of PT though, or a sober James Hunt without the outspoken drunk antics Hunt had. EDIT: IIRC this was the lead story on the BBC's sports news that day or the next. His 2011 Indy 500 win is heartbreaking but he was on the other end of that because Hildebrand did the same thing as Emmo did in 94, got too high and found the wall. Dan got past and won his second Indy 500. When Justin Wilson was killed at Pocono in 2015, it made the national news as far as being on the hourly radio bulletins, not the sports news, the main news bulletins and not even as the last story,but one of the main stories as well.
Greg could make a CART car do things nobody else could and he was willing to put it in spotsit had no business being in. He was in the right teamwith the wrong engine supply. If Forsythe had Honda in96-99 he would arguably have been a threat to win, week in, week out and challenged for the title. Greg came to CART at the same time as the rest of the Brat Pack there or thereabouts,it was a rookie class that was stacked with talent and from a former PacWest mechanic talking about Greg to me, he was well liked in the paddock, and able to win fans over with his hard charging style,but he was not arrogant and was down to earth and honest and genuine. Makes me wonder how good he would have been in that 2000 Penske/Honda combo with Roger's tricks as well though
I was at California Speedway that day. Everyone was in a state of disbelief that this could and did happen. It was truly a sad day.
The Indians leaving their land of their own volition and the us civil war was about states rights are just two of the things that Alabamans tell themselves to help them feel better about their history.
One of the biggest tragedies in motorsports history
4:36 Now that you know about the Indycar split in the late 1990's, Greg Moore never got a chance to race the Indy 500 as he was a CART drive during his short career. For the 2013 Indy 500 Canadian racer James Hinchcliffe, with permission from Greg's family, had a pair of Greg Moore's gloves in his driving suit for his qualifying attempt.
Piggy backing on my post, check out James Hinchcliffe 2015 Indy 500 practice crash. It's was near fatal, but there's a couple of good videos about the safety teams response to the accident that saved his life.
Greg Moore is from my part of the world over here in British Columbia and it breaks my heart every time I think of his story and what could've been... He had dreams of racing in the Indy 500 (which he was not able to do due to the IndyCar/CART split), and eventually moving to NASCAR. He was supposed to move to Penske for 2000. After his death, his seat was given to Helio Castroneves, who would go on to win the 2001, 02, and 09 Indy 500 for that team. You should absolutely watch "A Hero’s Drive: James Hinchcliffe’s Tribute To Greg Moore" James Hinchcliffe is a Canadian IndyCar driver (now a broadcaster for the series as you may have recognized in your streams) who grew up idolizing Greg Moore and cites as the main reason why he got into racing. In 2012, he qualified on the front row for the Indy 500 with Greg's red gloves tucked into his firesuit, taking him for that run around the Indy circuit that he never got the chance to do.
Awful situation for all involved dealing with that
The rule changes in 2005 was done to nerf Ferrari and Bridgestone and end their dominance.
Love it
Crazy how both F1's & Nascar's worst races were both at Indianapolis
You seem really cool and you're pretty. If you ever come to America to watch a race in the midwest, I'd be happy to host you for your visit
Masi Stappen
Larson is aggressive but not to the point of recklessness, that's what makes him great. Reminds me a lot of the Crashtappen era. He still leads the championship despite crashing so often and even missing an entire race.
Yeah that wasn't smart for them.
lol, you were totally unprepared for the horrible reality of the situation.
did they even show the tire failures which put drivers in the wall during free practice?
@@y00t00b3ryeah I remember watching that race trust me it wasn't very good.
Do a video please on the worst weekend in Indycar history 2001 CART race at Texas Motorspeedway. kzread.info/dash/bejne/h6N_05J8cqTbpNY.htmlsi=FW8KH6hJMe-QHchz
This was definitely the sporting highlight of my life time, as a Dutchee. Max killed the 7 headed Dragon!
Any other Larson fans here since his Xfinity days?
Dale SR was too and became one of the most dominant drivers
Larson is always on the edge, its what makes him so fast, but sometimes hes gonna overstep it and wreck, its just the duality of Larson
larson has 4 wins which is the most this season in the cup series
Is Larson aggressive? Yes. Does it bite him from time to time? Yes. But it doesn't seem to stop him. It seems to have worked out for him so far. And that's why he's my favorite active driver. Right now, as we prepare to head back to Richmond and conclude the season, he is 10 points to the good for the championship points lead over his teammate Chase Elliott.
Kyle Larson is definitely one of my favorite driver.😊
Maybe check out nitro drag bikes 🙂. Uses the same fuel as top-fuel dragsters. Drivers wear kevlar so when the motor blows their bodies are penetrated with motor debris (the literally lay over the motor).
Larson pushing too hard Blaney has bad luck.
You absolutely need to do a reaction to “NASCAR Alignment Chart: The 9 Types Of Winners” From Chaotic Evil to True Neutral
Check out "Hear comes the boom" (football for newbees)
6 minutes of Marc Marquez saves 🔥 | Celebrating 6 Million KZread Subscribers!
👍👍
You should definitely play some of the railycar games for your next video.😊
Well hey Suzi I understand as a f1 myself as well I mean I get it besides nobody likes seeing their favorite driver get screwed over by something out of their control and who knows maybe Lewis Hamilton might win a championship again but in my own opinion Max versteepnn is a deserving champion and besides there's no need to blame anyone for what happened that night Lewis Hamilton things just didn't work out for him and the end and he's still a awesome driver and at the end of the day it is what it is plus as a jeff Gordon fan I felt the exact same way in 2014.
Rally was the most popular form of racing on television back when Group B was a thing.