I started watching NASCAR with the 2015 Geico 500 because I was 6 years old and saw the pre race show on TV and thought it was interesting. I then decided to pick Jimmie as my favorite driver for reasons unknown to me currently. I watched most races of the 2016 season, including when Jimmie won the championship. The next year, I saw the race at Dover with my dad and vividly remember getting a “7 Time Champion” shirt. After that season, I started to drift away from NASCAR and I found out during Covid that it was the last race he ever won. He was a great driver and hopefully I can see him get one more win under his belt just to break the streak before fully retiring.

Those Long John Silvers and A&W cars are some of my favorite paint schemes ever. I miss them.

Harrison would have never won

When you find a video of someone who knows nothing about what the title is about. Cause Jimmie Johnson mentioned in multiple interviews and fan questions that the crash had nothing to do with him falling off. He mentioned it was his relationship with Chad knanous idk how to spell his last name. Along with new car restrictions and rules. He just failed to keep up with the new packages. 😑

Tbh with you, the new regulations killed him. Nascar dropping all the horsepower out of these cars have made them way too easy to drive, real driver skill doesnt win races now in NASCAR They just go flat out through every corner now

Afraid of contact to the point of blind female rage that bloomed into a terror on the track……….. DANICA 🔥😂🤣😂

Same Hmiel was really unfortunate so much talent just made so stupid decisions in his personal life that ruined his career

What’s the song in the end with the Indy road course win? Wow, what a rhyme.

2012-2014 was a peak era for speed and safety that I'm so grateful to have seen

9:03 and we have a cawshun

The second Atlanta race went into overtime. Logano would still win the race and would still win Vegas and Phoenix.

Dude looked 52 at 32.

What about Kasey Khane ?

Finally, a timeline where Rowdy Nation would get to rejoice (our timeline sucked this year)

31:18 you made a mistake it says Kyle Busch 2017

I wouldn't say she was the biggest bust, simply because I don't think anyone thought she would be winning championships...many didn't think she would win races but thought she would be competitive because she was joining a good team. She got moved up to cup level to soon, she needed more time is xfinity to learn but at the end of the day she wasn't that much worse that Juan Pablo Montoya, Sam Hornish, or any other the other open wheel guys that came to NASCAR. There is only one Tony Stewart and there will probably never be another to have great success in open wheel and nascar; even Jimmie Johnson bombed out in open wheel racing after one year.

"I can't wait to watch him win a championship" everyone after Dennys rookie season probably

Chase merchant

Newman (and previously Harvick) would’ve done AMAZING things with RCR if they had just progressed with the times… they were so stubborn and old school, just like Roush and many others in history, it was almost both RCR and RFR’s downfall.

8:34 The start of a future cup champion. Mark my words

FRM took notes from FRR’s come up ✍️

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To show Todd Gillilands improvement over his cup career in 2022 he placed 28th behind Harrison Burton In 2024 he finished 22nd ahead of Michael Mcdowell and at one point was in the top 20

Front Row: The journey to live up to their name.

Still waiting for the 41th win

Crazy good video! Keep up the great work

Juan was so close to joining the most elite club of Indy 500, Monaco, and Daytona 500 winners. I was too young to appreciate that at the time. But damn I wish I could have lived to see a driver achieve that.

Gragson has the same face as that Jack Doherty chump. 😂

Bob Jenkins is a journey men I have ever seen

Great example of when your brother gets all the talent and work ethic. 🤣

McDowell deserves a big thank you check from Front Row on his way out. Having a guy that consistent and emotionally mature helped that team make leaps and bounds. McDowell is hopefully turning into the Kurt Busch role of, any team he joins he improves.

So glad to see front row climbing the ladder

CRASHCAR has SO many gimmicks !

Indy Car has NO timeouts; Only to clean up wrecks !

What microphone do you use

There's more races in NASCAR where Long John silvers are sponsored then actual people that have been there

The 38 car from 2018-like 2020 with drivers David ragan and john hunter nemechek and the 36 car in 2019 with matt tifft and the 38 in 2023 when zane smith drove the 38 for a amount of races oh and the 36 part time since 2020 with rwr front row collab and then fully front row since 2021 except for 2022

The quality of these videos are crazy. One of the best NASCAR channels imo.

To me Michael McDowell is the one who makes the team so great

Using Chris Buescher as the start and park picture when he made the playoffs that year is mad disrespect

I was there to watch McDowell win the Daytona 500, and it was definitely so awesome to see that for him and FRM.

You may not know Brian Simo, but he does have one odd claim to fame: He's the only driver that has a winning teammate record against Kevin Harvick. He got a top ten in a one off race for RCR's then part-time #33 in 2005.

Man I’m really wanting no overtime’s now

The definition of zeros to heroes

FRM is so underated on Superspeedways and McDowell is so good on the RCs. He actually won the Star Mazda series in 04 and they were pretty much all Road Courses which explains why he's so good on them.

The Open Wheel Invasion (i call it Motorsport invasion since some guys weren't open wheeled), caused really bad rookie classes from 07-13 (minus Joey Logano for obvious reasons and Montoya was the most successful of the invasion with 2 wins.)