'72 ford gran Torino sport 261

Dodge charger Drift Police 216

'17 ford gt 216

'17 ford gt 219

corvette c7 z06 tm gm dtw79 hot wheels 216

Ayrton made F1 a Religión

Beyond Impressive 🙌 1:01

Can’t imagine being in this position!!!

I thought it was kinda funny that it was two of the biggest names with all the hype going for them that the snot nosed kid took out. Was just glad it wasn't an Unser. I was a huge Unser fan from the time I started paying attention in the 60s.

Oct 27, 2010 thats even before Jimmie won the 5th title.

Stewart, of all people, should know the danger of standing on the track yelling at race cars. Could cost him his life if the driver has uncontrollable anger and ego problems.

Merci f 1

I was a huge Mario Andretti fan as a kid and remeber this race very well. Later in the telecast they said the accident was caused by Kevin Cogan flooring is car to get a jump at the start of the race and shearing an axle however some people say it was a broven CV joint or a locked up brake (some drivers would ride the brakes at the start of the race to get the turbocharger spooled up). Andretti on live radio and television said, "This is what happens when you have children doing a man's job up front." Back in the garage area, Andretti complained about Cogan's abilities, claiming that Cogan was "looking for trouble", that he "couldn't handle the responsibilities of the front row" and that the Penske car he was driving was "too good for him". The commonly outspoken Foyt also chimed in during comments to ABC's Chris Economaki with, "...he ran right square into my goddamned left front...'Coogin'." Later, Foyt said back in the garage area, of the crash and of Cogan that "It was a stupid deal. The guy had his head up his ass."

Buddy!! 🏔️🔥❄️

Someone was watching over him

2:35 Cars Reference

This movie is the best in every thing including it's wonderful colourful Pictures

The last man shown pushing Gordy after the pit stop was the legendary Boyd "Bones" Breiton.

Austin Dillon Richmond 2024!

We'll never know but I always wondered with a lap & a half left when the crash happened but I wonder if Little AL had enough fuel to make it????😊

⚫🟢⚫🟢⚫ Boogity boogity boogity, Lets go racing and day boys! 0:11

Nunca tinha visto ESSAS imagens também. Cheguei a conclusão que se Ayrton Senna fosse escolher uma mulher à sua altura em capacidade física e mental, jamais se casaria com ninguém, só COM ELE mesmo. POIS sempre foi aquém de um ser humano normal. Era bom demais meu Deus, maravilhoso. Dom Divino mesmo com toda certeza. 👏👏👏👏👏🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

Austin Dillon

Metalika

I thought Ben Edwards was going to explode there.

2024, still listening!

1:49 true story

0:47 1:51 Oh shit!

Did they count that!?!?!

Kevin cogan cagou e sentou em cima

What a bone head! He's VERY lucky Andretti wasnt wearing his magnum.

Andretti was right when he later said to never give a boy a mans job. Punk should never have been allowed on that track.

This is exactly the kind of thing we would all expect from Joe Biden!

Sam Hornish is still the best for me. I miss those days and feelings. His race with Al Unser is another best race ever

Can anybody verify if I remember this correctly? I was 16 years old watching this with my buddies but I remember a pissed off Foyt saying “it’s because they have boys doing a men’s job”

I was a 9-year-old girl watching this race while the blizzard howled outside.

AJ - The man who: "Set racing back 15 years!" ;-)

This was the first Indy 500 I ever attended I was 6 years old haven't missed a race except for the years I served in the military

Starter was too hesitant, causing the pack to explode.

Was it a young Danica Patrick that caused it?

I remember this wreck, on TV. But mostly I remember making a pitcher of lemonade, moving the hammock close to a window, and listening to the long race, all by myself. Late 50's, before they showed the race on TV - and the coverage was crappy! Today, I watch from the recliner couch, where I get to skip any commercials. And wow - do they have commercials! But I miss the good old days, where I had to see with my ears. ammock close to a window, and listening to the long race, all by myself. Late 50's, before they showed the race on TV. I do miss those days!

The flag man at 0:10 bought his suit from Colonel Sanders.

Kevin “Crash” Cogin….nuff said

Imagine what Cogan felt like.... Awful. A few years later, Cogan had another huge crash.

Aweeee

I tell ya, any year an Andretti fails to win at Indy is a good year.

Kevin Kogan, it's a household name.

Cooo-gan!!!

Kevin's hair came out unscathed.

If something broke on his car, and it wasnt his fault, who knows. But the older generation was always quick to point blame and downgrade the younger ones.