2026 Daytona 500 Countdown

[DRS3]

 

[Pat]

 

[StandOnIt]

 

[Dwayne]

 

[DIDIT]

 

[pjmolo]

 

[RFK-PensekeFan]

 

[donthaveanickname]

 

[StandOnIt]

 

[Pat]

 

[Dwayne]

 

[DIDIT]

38 is there!

 

[pjmolo]

 

[Greg]

 

[RFK-PensekeFan]

 

[Greg]

 

[Pat]

 

[StandOnIt]

Enzo Ferrari

 

[Dwayne]

 

[DIDIT]

#37 for me will always be Hank Lower. Was still running sprint cars in his 70s.

 

[thereddestbarron]

 

[RFK-PensekeFan]

 

[pjmolo]

 

[Pat]

 

[donthaveanickname]

 

[Greg]

 

[StandOnIt]

 

[Greg]

 

[pjmolo]

First three-time winner of the Indianapolis 500, Louis Meyer . . .

 

[RFK-PensekeFan]

 

[pjmolo]

 

[StandOnIt]

 

[Pat]

 

[donthaveanickname]

 

[Greg]

 

[Dwayne]

 

[RFK-PensekeFan]

 

[thereddestbarron]

 

[LewTheShoe]

Wendell Scott overcame a lot of obstacles to make a living on Nascar's Grand National circuit. By all accounts, his small and under-resourced team operated with grace and dignity and never-ending hard work. A heck of a role model, and worthy of the NASCAR Hall of Fame, in my opinion.

Bubba Wallace honored Wendell Scott at Martinsville 2014 with a throwback paint scheme and adopting Wendell's number 34 for just one race. And Bubba won the pole and the race too.

 

[Greg]