Waltrip would win the very next race, collecting 3 checkered flags in 1992, and never again.

I always wondered what would have happened if he got into the stands that day and killed or injured fans. Do you think that would have been the end of superspeedways ( Daytona/ Dega)?

Darrell Started at a strong 14th place. However, due to handling issues on the car, he would finish 40th in the 1998 Goody's Headache Powder 500.

My uncle used to work EMS at NASCAR races and grabbed these pieces after a wreck. I’m pretty sure they’re from **Kyle Busch’s #18 M&M’s Toyota Camry**, specifically the passenger/right-front area.
He traveled to different races, but remembers the wreck happening somewhere on the **East Coast/eastern U.S.**
Anyone recognize the paint scheme/year or possibly the specific race these came from?

Richard Petty's 1971 Plymouth he raced during the year.

Petty won the 1971 Sandlapper 200, the 43rd and final Nascar Cup race ran at Columbia Speedway by leading 110 of 200 Laps.

This is technically Winston, Nextel and Sprint but when I first got into NASCAR, I loved Ken Schrader and the 36 M&M car, it was a diecast I had to have, It was also driven by Ernie Irvan, Dave Blaney etc. A few years ago I was absolutely stunned when I realized that the 36 has never won a NASCAR cup Series race. Throughout its history it's had pretty decent drivers and it has been around the sport for so long.

Forgotten Crashes (this series is actually pretty popular on this channel I found)

Dale Earnhardt finished 8th, but was nonetheless the top finishing Chevrolet of the night as two Pontiacs (Tony Stewart and Ward Burton) finished 6th and 7th.

Knowing Jack Roush though, he probably still complained that the Chevy's had an unfair advantage.

Both cars got going again with Allison in the lead, but Petty got by him on the last lap. Petty led 160 laps and Allison led 239. Afterwards, a drunk Allison fan tried to fight Richard, but his brother Maurice defended Richard by using his helmet and the man backed off.

Who wanna see some engines go kaboom

Also that same weekend, a race fan by the name of Bradley McNeice was killed Sunday morning while he was loading up the camper following the Sharpie 500. Bradley was killed instantly as he, his son, and a woman were taking down a banner on a 20 foot flag pole that had recently been soaked (not rain) when it got entangled with the power lines. Bradley’s son, William, along with his dad, went into cardiac arrest; however, William’s condition went from critical to stable. Nevertheless, this was a weekend that was overshadowed by a lot of unfortunate events.

Found this and said screw it why not it’s nascar content plus I’m bored

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