Search results

Earnhardt Pearson Petty Johnson Allison Gordon Waltrip Yarborough Stewart Kyle Busch Tough to leave Wallace, Junior Johnson and Lee Petty off. 5-10 are somewhat interchangeable

That's another car that tv did not do justice.

Nice. Very nice.

His family history does as well, but yeah, he definitely does not have that good ok boy charm.

I definitely agree with the Keselowski part. I've long thought he is more similar to Sr than anybody right now.

How do you know that the holes didn't make the difference? A legal truck may not have been able to make that move.

Don't worry, only Kyle Busch fans could even fathom the notion Dale and Kyle are anything alike. If you need to feel better about it, watch the 1990 Daytona 500 and last years Xfinity race from California. You'll feel better.

I have an aunt that was a big Bill Elliott fan, she'd send dozens of votes for Bill every year. She'd send votes in other people's name according to my uncle, who was a big Earnhardt Sr fan.

He called Moody out for trying to argue with and belittle callers. Moody eventually hung up on him. It was great. Moody was seriously belittling the previous caller, who was a police officer. The caller said that he didn't like to see anyone hit buy a car but didn't want to see the jackman...

Seems to me like eliminating the jackman for safety but keeping the tire changer and gas man is kind of a contradiction. If they're that worried about safety, eliminate pit stops all together. By the way, was anyone else listening to Dave Moody's show cheering when that dude fired right back...

Love this one.

Lowes has had some beautiful cars. I guess no one wants to drive a Brett Bodine, Mike Skinner or Robby Gordon throwback. That's has to be the reason.

Seriously?

78 42 2 4

Admittedly, I have not watched all of the Cup race, but how is Brennan Poole not getting any mention here? He drove like Cole Trickle yesterday.

Very interesting

That was just awesome. Great Job Bubba.

I think Harvick is a little off base. I think most here would agree with that NASCAR was at its peak from around 1994-2002 or so. Bill Elliott was the most popular at that time. How successful was he during that time frame? At one point he had a six year winless drought. That didn't have an...

Wish granted.

Yes they do. I'm lucky enough to live only an hour away.