@goreds03 It's Kevin Cogan. Kevin lost control of his Indy car coming out of turn 4, on lap 3, of the 1989 Indianapolis 500.
Kevin spun into the inside front stretch wall, rebounding into the attenuating barrier at the pit entrance, practically disintegrating his car and slicing it in half as it came to a stop in the pit area.
Miraculously, Cogan climbed out unhurt. Kevin can be seen raising his helmet shield as he slid along at 2:50.
@Jeff782420 It was a SCORE race in 1986. The Legend Walker Evans is the racer tumbling down the steep Riverside International Raceway track. Walker had just crossed the pavement, headed uphill, made the sharp left to run aside the front S's [pavement] section, unfortunately over-corrected and hit the outside wall.
I miss that great, historic track and those fantastic heavy metal trucks. Evans and Mears. Great rivalry.
The Mike Mcdowell Nascar crash really showcases the safety of today's cars. If that would have been one of the old stock cars the guy would have been dead. That was the hardest G-force hit ever recorded in a nascar stock car. 2010 elliott sadler's crash at pocono was very close 2nd. Obviously drivers can still die in the car from things like stroke or heart attack. But i dont see a nascar driver dying ever again from a crash alone the safety is just spot on.
@woodster402001 The first song is Crash by The Primitives. The second song is Ready to Go by Republica. The third song is Every Time I Look For You by Blink-182. The last song is Hells Bells by AC/DC.
Mark Martin once said " When you Wreck at Talledega ... you Wreck for half an Hour " .. lol , about that last clip drive your fire truck the wrong way * up * the drag strip with BOTH cars coming at you , then watch the burning car blow past and turn around and try to catch it ... does that remind you of the Keystone cops .. or is it just me ?
@icanbyournumber1girl Thanks for watching. Much appreciation. None of the crashes were fatal. I would NEVER show or even use video of a fatal crash. All the riders and drivers in my videos lived to race another day. Thanks again for watching.
Thank you... THANK YOU!!! You're very kind. Glad the video brings some happiness to you. I am amassing new video and hope to post a new compilation soon. Again, thanks for the smiles.
Thanks for the kind words. Appreciate them. And no, there are no lost lives in any of the 3 crash videos I've made. I would never have fatalities in my videos. Couldn't live with myself. Some racers suffered injuries but no life-threatening injuries. All recovered to race again which is great for all of us to know.
CR250R40 and viewers. i just started a new channel. i dont like advertising on vids but i figured racing vids are a little diff on youtube than just for getting hits. but ive got full races of pretty much every series you can think of. older and newer. i understand if you spam this but figured race fans are race fans thanks.
It was a SCORE race in 1986. The Legend Walker Evans is the racer tumbling down the steep Riverside International Raceway track. Walker had just crossed the pavement, headed uphill, made the sharp left to run aside the front S's section, unfortunately over-corrected.
I miss that great, historic track and those fantastic heavy metal trucks. Evans and Mears. Great rivalry.
I appreciate the praise... very kind of you. I'm glad the video gave you some joy to your day. I had fun making the video and all the other videos on my page.
I love Nomads. My boss had a '57. Twas sweet.
[Have myself a '68 GM truck. Just posted video of it. I can't drive it and the dream of redoing it has come to an end. It needs to go.] I envy you for having a Nomad.
Great video, really incredible footage, i'm gonna watch #2! But before I do, I wanted to ask, at 7:03 begins a clip of a guy in a black and green car and he shunts two racers off of the track! What was the story with that guy? Thanks for your time!
The race was the 1992 All-Star Race - "The Winston." The first-ever NASCAR Cup Series "night" race.
The 3 drivers racing for the checked flag [Charlotte Motor Speedway] are the late Davey Allison, #28, the late Dale Earnhardt, #3, and Kyle Petty, car #42. [Yes, Kyle Petty! An aggressor! A contender for race wins way back in the day.]
Last lap, Kyle shunts Dale in turn 3, then Davey right at the finish line, but lost. Car #28 WON while crashing!
Being the first night race ever in the Cup series, the winner of this prestigious All-Star race would be in the record book. This is why all 3 racers did what they did.... especially Kyle... crashing 2 competitors on one lap seconds from the end.
Davey was told in the hospital, hours later, he won. It was a great race with an exciting finish. Davey was racing again in the Coca-Cola 600 the next day.
My source for information is simple... reading past and present articles. Driver's history is forever in the news. That's the easiest and best way to learn the facts and correct answers.
Your English is perfect. And, yes, the dragster driver was knocked unconscious when he slammed the concrete wall. His car continued rolling, engine idling, until it came to a stop on the uphill grade. Dragster driver Don Gay Jr. was pulled from his car with minor burns. He did suffer a concussion and retired from racing not long after the accident.
Yes, the fire was very bad. However, the driver's mandatory multi-layer Nomex firesuit and mask protected his skin from the flames. Don Gay Jr. did suffer minor burns to his forearms. Nothing more serious.
Actually, it's an Indy car crash from 1989. Kevin Cogan lost control of his Indy car coming out of turn 4 on lap 3 of the 1989 Indianapolis 500.
Kevin spun into the inside front stretch wall, rebounding into the attenuating barrier at the pit entrance, practically disintegrating his car and slicing it in half as it came to a stop in the pit area.
Miraculously, Cogan climbed out unhurt. Kevin can be seen raising his helmet shield as he slid along.
Yes, the driver survived and remarkably wasn't too badly burnt. Injuries were a concussion and minor burns to the forearms. Nomex fire suits work very well, thankfully.
No fatality. Driver Don Gay Jr. recovered from his slight burns, retired from drag racing months after the crash due the concussion, got his Masters degree in business, and now is a Texas Sheriff.
It was a big crash for it's day. I recall this crash vividly. It was 1986. The race aired on TNN's "American Sports Cavalcade" hosted by Steve Evens and Broc Yates. I never missed a show.
I liked the show for it's quality and hosts. Was sad to read Evens passed away a few years back. He was a great color commentator.
Thanks for the memory refresher. YES, I now also recall the television race commentator (the late Steve Evens) mention Bob covered up the carb and intake manifold.
Intake manifolds are well-protected, well-guarded, top secret components in Pro Stock racing.
Exactly! Racers do not want to give away their horsepower secrets. The best competitive edge is NOT to let competitors know what you have. Keep in mind; every gain to make horsepower falls within that series' rules.
Horsepower is king. Hours and hours are invested in machining and assembling a 500 CI Pro Stock motor producing 1400 horsepower.
You can drill, bore, shave, & polish parts -- block, cyl. heads, intake, etc. -- to your desired specs from raw castings. However, builders must stay WITHIN the rules to be race legal. Everyone has their secrets to crafting horsepower.
Bob Glidden obviously built his intake a certain way -- A WINNING WAY! Bob tossed his coat over the wrecked carb & intake in order to keep his craftsmanship aka winning edge secret from intriguing eyes looking onward.
The race was the 1992 All-Star Race "The Winston." Was the first-ever NASCAR Cup Series "night" race.
The three racing for the checkers at the Charlotte Motor Speedway are the late Davey Allison, #28, the late Dale Earnhardt, and the CEO of Petty Enterprises and part-time TNT-TV NASCAR analyst Kyle Petty, car #42. Yes, Kyle Petty! Aggressor!
Kyle was a contender for race wins way back in the day.
What I like about Kyle is his honesty. He says what he feels. I respect Kyle.
Greg Sachs is the unfortunate guy inside #48 barrel-rolling through turn #1 at Pocono Raceway. Sachs, the winner of 1 Sprint Cup race (then Winston Cup, in 1985) got together with Lake Speed.
Bob Glidden's crash was unfortunate but also fortunate. It was the first time Bob raced with a full "Funny Car-style" roll cage. Probably saved him from serious injury. Perhaps worse.
Not long after, all door slammers went the same cage route.
someday, some dragracer is gona flipover, the car will flip over the wall, bt the area were the drivers head is, will catch the wall. u gt the idea. those cars shode b mre protective to the front ofthe drivers faces
That was a frightening crash. Kevin Cogan lost control of his Indy car coming out of turn 4 on lap 3 of the 1989 Indianapolis 500.
Kevin spun into the inside front stretch wall, rebounding into the attenuating barrier at the pit entrance, practically disintegrating his car and slicing it in half as it came to a stop in the pit area.
Bob Glidden, who had carried the Ford banner practically by himself throughout his career, retired after two events in the 1997 season. He was dissatisfied with his sponsorship package.
Bob then concentrated on engine development for some of Ford's NASCAR teams.
0:43 Isnt that the crash they use in Cars in the final race?
EichlerHawk 3 months ago
Crashes are fun to watch, but but unfortunately theres a chance of one of them dying
:(
halfwolf266 4 months ago
who wrecked at 2 50 and did it kill him
goreds03 4 months ago
@goreds03 It's Kevin Cogan. Kevin lost control of his Indy car coming out of turn 4, on lap 3, of the 1989 Indianapolis 500.
Kevin spun into the inside front stretch wall, rebounding into the attenuating barrier at the pit entrance, practically disintegrating his car and slicing it in half as it came to a stop in the pit area.
Miraculously, Cogan climbed out unhurt. Kevin can be seen raising his helmet shield as he slid along at 2:50.
CR250R40 4 months ago
@CR250R40 who is that at1:18
Jeff782420 4 months ago
@Jeff782420 It was a SCORE race in 1986. The Legend Walker Evans is the racer tumbling down the steep Riverside International Raceway track. Walker had just crossed the pavement, headed uphill, made the sharp left to run aside the front S's [pavement] section, unfortunately over-corrected and hit the outside wall.
I miss that great, historic track and those fantastic heavy metal trucks. Evans and Mears. Great rivalry.
CR250R40 4 months ago
4:56 - wow, that was a biggie !
M4OON 4 months ago
finally at 7:05 Crash and bash Earnhardt gets some of his own medicine for the blocking he did.
bagruen 4 months ago
1:32 AND THEY ALL FALL DOWN :P
PeugeotvsSaxo 5 months ago
good video
izrkayjayzxv 5 months ago
The last crash in the video : Did he die ?? :o
SuperAZERTY10 6 months ago
@SuperAZERTY10 He lived. Only suffered burns to his wrists. Flames entered where the gloves and jacket arms meet. Nomex firesuits work well.
CR250R40 6 months ago
@CR250R40 Looked pretty damn bad to me.
MoziIIa4000 4 months ago
what race was that at 3:20
jeffg24LT21 6 months ago
The Mike Mcdowell Nascar crash really showcases the safety of today's cars. If that would have been one of the old stock cars the guy would have been dead. That was the hardest G-force hit ever recorded in a nascar stock car. 2010 elliott sadler's crash at pocono was very close 2nd. Obviously drivers can still die in the car from things like stroke or heart attack. But i dont see a nascar driver dying ever again from a crash alone the safety is just spot on.
XLValenciaXL 7 months ago
Nice Video...Best that i have EVER seen
jgk258 7 months ago
That was a good video. keep up the good work :D
Scumacher2008 7 months ago
who is this song by?
woodster402001 8 months ago
@woodster402001 The first song is Crash by The Primitives. The second song is Ready to Go by Republica. The third song is Every Time I Look For You by Blink-182. The last song is Hells Bells by AC/DC.
TheDylan831 6 months ago
1:42-1:44 wonder what that guy was thinking.
Gman4evar 8 months ago
this song is from dumb and dumber
machiiniiima 9 months ago
that last crash i have never seen so much flame on a car and it not be blown to kingdom come. Driver is lucky to be alive
NinjightNationCorp 9 months ago
I FUCKIN LUV THIS SONG!!
Tyncidog 9 months ago
Mark Martin once said " When you Wreck at Talledega ... you Wreck for half an Hour " .. lol , about that last clip drive your fire truck the wrong way * up * the drag strip with BOTH cars coming at you , then watch the burning car blow past and turn around and try to catch it ... does that remind you of the Keystone cops .. or is it just me ?
fistysticks 9 months ago
The battle at 2:52 was the coolest
MrCavalier82 10 months ago
blink 182 for the win!!!! great band!!!! it was a very pleasent surprise to hear them in this vid!
bdawk182 10 months ago
first song?
F3G100 10 months ago
You're a BEAST video maker! Thanks!
rotarycomet 11 months ago
wow the last thing is pretty bad ... poor driver in there.
Kuderer 11 months ago
Does 4:02 still count as a win?
And what is the music called in that clip?
qwertylockley 1 year ago
@qwertylockley It does count as a win but he couldn't fix the car
MegaNitroRacer 1 year ago
Great video :D Im just curious, were any of the drag race crashes fatal? :)
icanbyournumber1girl 1 year ago
@icanbyournumber1girl Thanks for watching. Much appreciation. None of the crashes were fatal. I would NEVER show or even use video of a fatal crash. All the riders and drivers in my videos lived to race another day. Thanks again for watching.
CR250R40 9 months ago 13
@CR250R40 Ahh thats good, and much respect to you for not showing fatal crashes :) cheers
icanbyournumber1girl 9 months ago
Who was that at 2:16 ???
3intimid8or 1 year ago 2
@3intimid8or The racer flipping down Daytona's backstretch (1989) in the #83 Oldsmobile is "Lake Speed." No relation to Scott Speed.
Lake's best Winston Cup Championship standing was 10th in 1985. Speed's second best season was 1994, finishing 11th.
Lake Speed stopped Cup racing in 1998. The 1978 Karting Champion captured 1 win during his 402 Winston Cup Starts.
CR250R40 1 year ago
whats the name of the first song??
KisaJrIII 1 year ago
hope that last crash had a survivor =/
oXFalconXo 1 year ago
@oXFalconXo he lived
TheWMan900 1 year ago
@oXFalconXo Don't think so :(
KisaJrIII 1 year ago
@oXFalconXo Yes he did survive
kremmen64 1 year ago
that sucks for davey allison at 7:32 instead of celebrating his win in victory lane he celebrated his win in a hospital.
storm24awesome 1 year ago
@storm24awesome that green car driver is an asshole, not cool flipin people :(
rosen00000 1 year ago
I love NASCAR
TheNascarman1 1 year ago
The last wreck is a perfect example why fire suites are so helpful
Dakora098 1 year ago
whats the song at 2:08?
MrCaddilac 1 year ago
awesome crashes
benny1234556 1 year ago
7:12 and 7:25 cant be legal
rcdudedrivingrccars 1 year ago
1:29 TOTAL FAIL :D
Dr3vill 1 year ago
lol, this song wuz in dumb and dumber
pokemonrulz1231 1 year ago
HELLS BELLS!
TheHARDSTYLE1990 1 year ago
7:12 super powerslide =)
Rickos1996 1 year ago
Nice vid. Now i understand why they use restrictor plates at Talladega and Daytona
mailmeonline 1 year ago
the first song is The Primitives - Crash :D
knutkleven 1 year ago
hells bells by ACDC.....yup its a good song
samimp13 2 years ago
does anybody know the name of the last song? cool tune
lucifer1134 2 years ago
graet vid wat are the names of the songs
catfishd36 2 years ago
hey man great job on the video and did the guy in the last crash die
nmewe1 2 years ago
Thanks for the praise. Glad you enjoyed the video. It was fun to make.
The last crash is horrible, however, the guy lived thanks to his firesuit. He only suffered from burnt forearms.
CR250R40 2 years ago 5
@CR250R40 yes inded loved the vid it was GREATTTTTT!!!!! and im glad the last guy is ok
drumm11 1 year ago
ohh the last one was horrible!
but great vid, i like it
peace iso
isodope16 2 years ago
No,no. Thank you.
2488nascarfan 2 years ago
Hey. I still can't thank you for this. Great job and keep on posting videos about these awsome crash compilations. 10/10!
2488nascarfan 2 years ago
Thank you... THANK YOU!!! You're very kind. Glad the video brings some happiness to you. I am amassing new video and hope to post a new compilation soon. Again, thanks for the smiles.
CR250R40 2 years ago
kool vid, the song works.
lostcreekmx 2 years ago
This has been flagged as spam show
did he die in the last crash
flini8 2 years ago
very! very! nice vid man :D loved it, but did many off those ppls die?
TehDassrull 2 years ago
Thanks for the kind words. Appreciate them. And no, there are no lost lives in any of the 3 crash videos I've made. I would never have fatalities in my videos. Couldn't live with myself. Some racers suffered injuries but no life-threatening injuries. All recovered to race again which is great for all of us to know.
CR250R40 2 years ago
woah the last one made it out alive? luck man. keep up the video's they're great
supatubz74 2 years ago
@CR250R40 the last one survived to? still dont believe it
TheCodeLyokofreak 1 year ago
Who was the guy in the last crash? How much burns did he have?
Bugatti252mph 2 years ago
Racer Don Gay Jr. suffered burns to his forearms only. Nothing too bad. He's now a Texas sheriff.
CR250R40 2 years ago
What name the music 2?Plz give me a name
serravitor 2 years ago
CR250R40 and viewers. i just started a new channel. i dont like advertising on vids but i figured racing vids are a little diff on youtube than just for getting hits. but ive got full races of pretty much every series you can think of. older and newer. i understand if you spam this but figured race fans are race fans thanks.
cnycarnut 2 years ago
what kind of race is that one @ 1:18 ??
5100Wouter 2 years ago
It was a SCORE race in 1986. The Legend Walker Evans is the racer tumbling down the steep Riverside International Raceway track. Walker had just crossed the pavement, headed uphill, made the sharp left to run aside the front S's section, unfortunately over-corrected.
I miss that great, historic track and those fantastic heavy metal trucks. Evans and Mears. Great rivalry.
CR250R40 2 years ago
Good variety, nice editing, pace and decent music too. Well done and thanks for sharing. Really good video :-)
1RadNomad 2 years ago
Thanks 1RadNomad,
I appreciate the praise... very kind of you. I'm glad the video gave you some joy to your day. I had fun making the video and all the other videos on my page.
I love Nomads. My boss had a '57. Twas sweet.
[Have myself a '68 GM truck. Just posted video of it. I can't drive it and the dream of redoing it has come to an end. It needs to go.] I envy you for having a Nomad.
CR250R40 2 years ago
did the driver in the last crash survive???
italianboy4664 2 years ago
Very much alive and doing very well in life... working as a Texas sheriff.
CR250R40 2 years ago
Way to go! I'm going to subscribed you. Want to be friends?
2488nascarfan 2 years ago
Befriend away, friend.
CR250R40 2 years ago
Great video, really incredible footage, i'm gonna watch #2! But before I do, I wanted to ask, at 7:03 begins a clip of a guy in a black and green car and he shunts two racers off of the track! What was the story with that guy? Thanks for your time!
Mogomezu 2 years ago
Thank you for all your kind words. So nice.
The race was the 1992 All-Star Race - "The Winston." The first-ever NASCAR Cup Series "night" race.
The 3 drivers racing for the checked flag [Charlotte Motor Speedway] are the late Davey Allison, #28, the late Dale Earnhardt, #3, and Kyle Petty, car #42. [Yes, Kyle Petty! An aggressor! A contender for race wins way back in the day.]
Last lap, Kyle shunts Dale in turn 3, then Davey right at the finish line, but lost. Car #28 WON while crashing!
CR250R40 2 years ago
Being the first night race ever in the Cup series, the winner of this prestigious All-Star race would be in the record book. This is why all 3 racers did what they did.... especially Kyle... crashing 2 competitors on one lap seconds from the end.
Davey was told in the hospital, hours later, he won. It was a great race with an exciting finish. Davey was racing again in the Coca-Cola 600 the next day.
CR250R40 2 years ago
nice vid and i read some commenst how do u no so much bout these drivers and wat theyd do now if their retired
drerrito 2 years ago
Glad you like the video. Thank you for watching.
My source for information is simple... reading past and present articles. Driver's history is forever in the news. That's the easiest and best way to learn the facts and correct answers.
Thanks again for all the nice words.
CR250R40 2 years ago
Great video man, keep up the good work.
5 stars :)
SaltRok123 2 years ago
I appreciate the comments. Puts a smile on my face. Thank you soooooo much.
CR250R40 2 years ago
Did the last one survive?!
O0r4g30o 2 years ago
Yes. Only received slight burns to his forearms.
CR250R40 2 years ago
CR250R40, you have the best videos. Thanks for this. I really appreciate it so much.
2488nascarfan 2 years ago
I thank you for watching. I very much appreciate your words of praise. You made my day. Thank you for everything.
CR250R40 2 years ago
shit do i feel sorry for the guy in the last crash, he probably died in the fire ouch
sab188 2 years ago
The driver never lost his life. He survived with few burns. Only suffered a concussion. He's now a Sheriff.
CR250R40 2 years ago
The last guy is very much alive this very day. Don Gay Jr., the driver, retired after his fiery accident and is now a Texas Sheriff.
CR250R40 2 years ago
i am a big racing fan to this video was great
harmel22 2 years ago
Thanks for the kind words. They made me smile.
CR250R40 2 years ago
lol....this music makes me think of Dumb and Dumber
gth804f 2 years ago
Too funny! Dumb and Dumber is how I came to know the song. I heard it on the movie and thought what a great song.
CR250R40 2 years ago
good music hahaha brake your neck.
RossiAssen 2 years ago
Much appreciated. Glad you enjoyed the video and music. Was enjoyable to piece together.
Funny thing -- I broke my neck in 1985. No video of it, though. Thank goodness. But, I replay the accident in my head daily. Rock 'n' roll!
CR250R40 2 years ago
Glad you're ok. Nice vid thanks.
sSniperGames 2 years ago
title of first song ??
kobe28pl 2 years ago
The Primitives - Crash
KarmoRosental 2 years ago
8:14 great music timeing
prostreetrocks 2 years ago
ses acdc hells bells
pastant 2 years ago
Videos like this make watching compilations worth !!
Great Job man
- The last one. OMG ! that was bad =/., did he passed out ?, because the emergency truck seemed to expect the dragster to stop.
PS: sorry if there are mistakes, my english is not perfect
cakodh 2 years ago
Your English is perfect. And, yes, the dragster driver was knocked unconscious when he slammed the concrete wall. His car continued rolling, engine idling, until it came to a stop on the uphill grade. Dragster driver Don Gay Jr. was pulled from his car with minor burns. He did suffer a concussion and retired from racing not long after the accident.
Thank you for the kind words. Very appreciated.
CR250R40 2 years ago
you say the guy at the very end of this vid. was okay? it really looked like he had burned alive.
thegoodnews4everyone 2 years ago
Yes, the fire was very bad. However, the driver's mandatory multi-layer Nomex firesuit and mask protected his skin from the flames. Don Gay Jr. did suffer minor burns to his forearms. Nothing more serious.
The driver is now a Texas Sheriff.
CR250R40 2 years ago
any info on the F1?? pit lane crash @ 2:46 ????
1nm1 2 years ago
Actually, it's an Indy car crash from 1989. Kevin Cogan lost control of his Indy car coming out of turn 4 on lap 3 of the 1989 Indianapolis 500.
Kevin spun into the inside front stretch wall, rebounding into the attenuating barrier at the pit entrance, practically disintegrating his car and slicing it in half as it came to a stop in the pit area.
Miraculously, Cogan climbed out unhurt. Kevin can be seen raising his helmet shield as he slid along.
CR250R40 2 years ago
thanks for the info & fast reply.
Guess I should have said "open car" racing!!!
Glad to hear he was fine, that is probably the worst crash "on" pit road I have seen so far.
1nm1 2 years ago
9:55 he survived?
Liquidator79 2 years ago
Yes, the driver survived and remarkably wasn't too badly burnt. Injuries were a concussion and minor burns to the forearms. Nomex fire suits work very well, thankfully.
CR250R40 2 years ago
best 10 mins on youtube in my opinion
upinsmoke869 2 years ago
Thanks Upinsmoke869,
WOW - such kind words. Thank you! Thank you! I appreciate the praise. You made my day.
Glad I could bring some joy to your viewing. It was fun making the compilations. These positive comments make it all worth it. Thanks again.
Wishing you a great summer.
CR250R40 2 years ago
don't think so, way tooo much boring motorcycle scenes
ernstleon 2 years ago
whats the first song called ??
teiganparker 2 years ago
8:15 was great ...machale mcdowel worst crash
prostreetrocks 2 years ago
I agree... his crash will be a hard one to beat. So glad no injuries.
CR250R40 2 years ago
This vid was great! thanks for making it
L0rM 2 years ago
You're very welcome. It's nice to know I brought some brightness to your day.
CR250R40 2 years ago
Blame Copyright Laws. Those who post videos have few song options.
CR250R40 2 years ago
pretty nice vid!
arno1333 2 years ago
Thanks for the kind comment. It was fun putting the videos together. Glad you enjoyed the video.
CR250R40 2 years ago
mmmm i think i remmber sex lmao
tiff5355 2 years ago
I remember when racing was dangerous and sex was safe!!!
ShyteKreek46 3 years ago
Good line. Funny and true. How we long for the good old days.
Thanks for watching.
CR250R40 3 years ago
nice work editing this video :)
Gicuv 3 years ago
Thanks for the compliment. Piecing the video together was fun. I hope to make a fourth video. Thanks again.
CR250R40 2 years ago
wasnt the last crash fatal? the one with the drag car exploding?
TheGuyOnDownStreet 3 years ago
No fatality. Driver Don Gay Jr. recovered from his slight burns, retired from drag racing months after the crash due the concussion, got his Masters degree in business, and now is a Texas Sheriff.
CR250R40 3 years ago
7:03-7:35 was so funny. that 42 car(green and black)took out both cars lol. he span them both out
free533 3 years ago
Tiz funny.... #42 being Kyle Petty. Back when he was a threat to win races. I like Kyle. Too bad he's cutting back his Cup racing schedule for 2009.
CR250R40 3 years ago
Hes not cutting back lol. he got fired.
racerdude03 2 years ago
It happens when you run poorly week in, week out. It's too bad he got the boot. I like Kyle.
CR250R40 2 years ago
4:42 Did that guy survive that crash?
MoneyMaloney 3 years ago
in the description it say they all survive
narutojames225 3 years ago
It's true. All the racers and riders in this video survived. Some had broken bones. All were not seriously hurt. All raced another day.
Thanks for watching.
CR250R40 3 years ago
how the hell did the guy at the end live!? his car was on fire for ages, great video by the way..
428odin 3 years ago
Nomex drag racing suits. These are multiple layer plush-knitted suits -- Fire protection fabric. Rules state wearing Nomex is a must.
CR250R40 3 years ago
Some Drag Racing crashes can look really brutal, but you can see, the person is encased in a cage.
Joedidyjoe 3 years ago
Nice vids indeed!
snah1987 3 years ago
Thanks for the kind words. Much appreciated.
CR250R40 3 years ago
Man those are some crashes!
JVC1103 3 years ago
CR, I remember Glidden doing that!!
fresnopete 3 years ago
Hi Fresnopete,
It was a big crash for it's day. I recall this crash vividly. It was 1986. The race aired on TNN's "American Sports Cavalcade" hosted by Steve Evens and Broc Yates. I never missed a show.
I liked the show for it's quality and hosts. Was sad to read Evens passed away a few years back. He was a great color commentator.
Thanks for watching my video.
CR250R40 3 years ago
hello .... I could not please say the name of the soundtracks
thanks ..... very good videos
dominatorhonda 3 years ago
can anyone tell me what the first song is?
Eric2cool 3 years ago
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bulletsarescene1234 3 years ago
Good vid.....shitty music (*_~)
logansGT 3 years ago
no offense but this video takes a hell of a long time to buffer
e521soediv 3 years ago
what's the name of the second song? great great great vid!!
estebanacdc 3 years ago
what's the name of the first song? and great vid =]
mazeratixbox 3 years ago
i hate when people say being a race car driving easy
thenuell 3 years ago
I agree. It's very mentally and physically demanding.
Same goes towards motorcycle/motocross racing.
Racers are athletes.
CR250R40 3 years ago
i was told when Bob glidden (pro stock) got out of the his car from the wreck he took his jacket and covered up the carb.
mikey8fingers 3 years ago
Thanks for the memory refresher. YES, I now also recall the television race commentator (the late Steve Evens) mention Bob covered up the carb and intake manifold.
Intake manifolds are well-protected, well-guarded, top secret components in Pro Stock racing.
CR250R40 3 years ago
Y did he do that? Was there a trade secret in there?
quickman55 3 years ago
Exactly! Racers do not want to give away their horsepower secrets. The best competitive edge is NOT to let competitors know what you have. Keep in mind; every gain to make horsepower falls within that series' rules.
Horsepower is king. Hours and hours are invested in machining and assembling a 500 CI Pro Stock motor producing 1400 horsepower.
CR250R40 3 years ago
You can drill, bore, shave, & polish parts -- block, cyl. heads, intake, etc. -- to your desired specs from raw castings. However, builders must stay WITHIN the rules to be race legal. Everyone has their secrets to crafting horsepower.
Bob Glidden obviously built his intake a certain way -- A WINNING WAY! Bob tossed his coat over the wrecked carb & intake in order to keep his craftsmanship aka winning edge secret from intriguing eyes looking onward.
Quick-thinking racer.
CR250R40 3 years ago
the guy at 7:03 is a bitch
Igotskillz666 3 years ago
The race was the 1992 All-Star Race "The Winston." Was the first-ever NASCAR Cup Series "night" race.
The three racing for the checkers at the Charlotte Motor Speedway are the late Davey Allison, #28, the late Dale Earnhardt, and the CEO of Petty Enterprises and part-time TNT-TV NASCAR analyst Kyle Petty, car #42. Yes, Kyle Petty! Aggressor!
Kyle was a contender for race wins way back in the day.
What I like about Kyle is his honesty. He says what he feels. I respect Kyle.
CR250R40 3 years ago
oooooooooooook whats that got to do with it
Igotskillz666 3 years ago
Sorry, I mean the first song from 0:00-2:05.
Jazzdad31 3 years ago
I love this song! I'd like to know who did this song and what it's called.
Jazzdad31 3 years ago
The competitive racer flipping down Daytona's backstretch (1989) in his #83 Oldsmobile is "Lake Speed."
Lake's best Winston Cup Championship standing was 10th in 1985. Speed's second best season was 1994, finishing 11th.
Lake Speed stopped Cup racing in 1998. The 1978 Karting Champion captured 1 win during his 402 Winston Cup Starts.
CR250R40 3 years ago
Who's cars went into the wall at 1:49? Rudd's flip at the busch clash in '84 was scary as well as bob glidden's wreck.
quickman55 3 years ago
Greg Sachs is the unfortunate guy inside #48 barrel-rolling through turn #1 at Pocono Raceway. Sachs, the winner of 1 Sprint Cup race (then Winston Cup, in 1985) got together with Lake Speed.
Bob Glidden's crash was unfortunate but also fortunate. It was the first time Bob raced with a full "Funny Car-style" roll cage. Probably saved him from serious injury. Perhaps worse.
Not long after, all door slammers went the same cage route.
CR250R40 3 years ago
Who was in the 83 that went rolling?
quickman55 3 years ago
someday, some dragracer is gona flipover, the car will flip over the wall, bt the area were the drivers head is, will catch the wall. u gt the idea. those cars shode b mre protective to the front ofthe drivers faces
RoadRacer2009 3 years ago
I concur. It amazes me NHRA or the other drag racing sanctions haven't mandated changes in "roll bar" design to better protect the head.
CR250R40 3 years ago
Who is that at 2:41? That looked like A HORRIBLE CRASH.
wirbelwindbattleship 3 years ago
That was a frightening crash. Kevin Cogan lost control of his Indy car coming out of turn 4 on lap 3 of the 1989 Indianapolis 500.
Kevin spun into the inside front stretch wall, rebounding into the attenuating barrier at the pit entrance, practically disintegrating his car and slicing it in half as it came to a stop in the pit area.
Miraculously, Cogan climbed out unhurt.
CR250R40 3 years ago
Did Don Gay retire? Bobby Allison's wreck in dega was a mess! Bob Glidden had a wild ride that day. Did Ford withdraw from the pro stock class?
quickman55 3 years ago
Don Gay Jr. recovered fully from his injuries. He did not return to active competition after the crash.
He went on to major in fine arts at the U of Texas, later got his master's degree in business at Notre Dame.
Gay then went to the National Automotive Dealers Academy (NADA) & underwent police academy training at the College of the Mainland in Texas City, TX.
Gay is currently a member of the Galveston (Texas) County Sheriffs Department.
Pioneer dragger Don Gay Sr. died in'07 from cancer.
CR250R40 3 years ago
Bob Glidden, who had carried the Ford banner practically by himself throughout his career, retired after two events in the 1997 season. He was dissatisfied with his sponsorship package.
Bob then concentrated on engine development for some of Ford's NASCAR teams.
CR250R40 3 years ago
If i understand correctly, Ford withdrew when he retired?
quickman55 3 years ago
it was cool but i think it needed more drag racing crashes
(but thats just me u did u great job)
dodgefreak68 3 years ago