Dale would’ve done It too

Ironically, Dale was booed by the crowd after doing something similar at Bristol once.

​@@PlanetLinuxChannel It wasn't just Bristol in '99. Dale Earnhardt was a polarizing figure throughout the entire '80s and '90s. S1apshoes goes into detail about Dale Earnhardt in the Chaotic Evil part of his 9 Types of NASCAR Winners Alignment Chart video. Dale came into the sport in the late '70s, and had no interest in paying his dues, but instead conforming the NASCAR world to his hand. He won the Winston Cup Championship in only his 2nd season and never looked back. Along the way, odds are if you knew Dale Earnhardt, you knew him as one of two things: he was either your favorite driver, or he was a guy who wrecked your favorite driver. The long list of people he's intentionally wrecked or screwed over includes the likes of Rusty Wallace, Jeff Gordon, Darrell Waltrip, Mark Martin, Terry Labonte, Davey Allison, Bill Elliott, and so on. Hell, his most infamous moment was probably the 1992 Hooters 500. Most people who remember this race remember it for 3 reasons: - Jeff Gordon's Winston Cup Series debut - Richard Petty's final race - The 6-car championship battle between Davey Allison, Alan Kulwicki, Bill Elliott, Kyle Petty, Harry Gant, and Mark Martin Dale wasn't a part of any of these 3 stories. He had an awful 1992 campaign after coming off of back-to-back championships. He had a chance to close the season out on a high note though, and try to sneak a win while the championship 6 were playing it smart when he qualified 3rd behind Rick Mast and Brett Bodine. On lap 2, he completely wiped the front row out triggering a multi-car crash that Davey Allison got a piece of. Why? Because he didn't give a shit. He didn't give a shit that Rick Mast could've won his first NASCAR Winston Cup Series race that day, he didn't give a shit that Brett Bodine could've gotten a real win, he didn't give a shit that all 6 of the championship eligible drivers were behind him when he caused the wreck, he didn't give a shit he could've ended Richard Petty's last race only a lap into the race, and he didn't give a shit he could've rained on Jeff Gordon's debut parade. Dale might be looked back on fondly nowadays, but back in his hay day, fans were split on The Intimidator. S1apshoes recalls when he would go to the All-Star Race in the '90s at Charlotte, and Dale Earnhardt was boo'd more than any other driver. Keep in mind that Dale hailed from Kannapolis, NC; which is only about 19 minutes away from the Charlotte Motor Speedway. His own hometown crowd boo'd him.

Losing you mean

Stop your crying and grow a set.

His soul lives 👀😳

The "3" isn't anywhere near the talent it used to be. The two drivers don't compare.

Not from this far back... this is not the same

That can be a really tough call sometimes, though. Maybe Austin's car worked better on the bottom? 🤷🏻‍♂️

Where did he hit hamlin.?? Hamlin came up the track not expecting Austin to be there. That wasn't intentional in my opinion.

Never cared for Dillon always thought he was a butt head !

How? Because he wrecked two dirty drivers??

​@@KyleM704Says only a Hendricks fan 😅

Somebody’s salty lol, he was gonna win either way the caution saved your drivers lmao

Not too sure why the jump restart is quite trending on both Denny and Joey

Womp womp lmao

If not for the Caution, Austin Dillon wins by 3 seconds

Because he called Nascar out on their stupid bullshit rules.

Because he was crying like a baby.

I don't remember either one of them coming from five car lengths back ever and cleaning house. Besides, what's worse than a right hook?

@@sethcarlisle7330 the fans won

Exactly no one is talking about that