British F1 Fan Reacts To NASCAR 2022 Best Moments

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[@tescoshortage]

Timestamps (Completed.) 0:44 Coke Zero Sugar 400, turn 1 rain crash 1:04 Ambetter Health 400, Martin Truex Jr, Ross chastain Crash 1:21 NASCAR Xfinity Series Pocono, Jeb Burton flip 1:39 Texas Motor Speedway, Kyle Larson save 1:45 2022 Daytona 500, Austin Cindric puts Ryan Blaney in the wall and wins the Daytona 500 in his rookie season 2:24 Fontana, Kyle Larson puts teammate Chase Elliott in the wall unintentionally 2:36 2022 Coca-Cola 600, Austin Dillon attempts a banzai pass for the lead, temporarily making the field four-wide at Charlotte. Four abreast at a track this narrow is impossible to maintain. 2:46 Same Auto Club race as before. 2:50 Brad Keselowski leading the Daytona 500. 3:00 Xfinity Series at Martinsville, Sam Mayer and Ty Gibbs make contact allowing Brandon Jones to win the race. Both of the former were in the Xfinity Dash 4 Cash. 3:08 NASCAR Cup Series, the Bristol Dirt finish. Tyler Reddick and Chase Briscoe wreck each other fighting for the lead on the last lap, allowing Kyle Busch to sneak from third place to get his only win of the season and his last with Joe Gibbs Racing. 3:35 Xfinity Series, Talladega finish. A.J. Allmendinger got an incredible run late in the race and capitalized when he won by 0.007 seconds. 4:03 Cup Series, Martinsville Playoffs. Christopher Bell executing a bump-and-run against Chase Briscoe. Yes, this was the Hail Melon race. 4:19 Xfinity Series going three-wide at Nashville. 4:27 Xfinity Series, Road America. Ty Gibbs attempting a bump-and-run against defending Cup Series Champion Kyle Larson. 4:41 Xfinity Series, Pocono Raceway. Ty Gibbs racing Noah Gragson hard, but cleanly. 5:22 Cup Series, Michigan. Kevin Harvick breaks a 90-race winless streak. 5:28 An International-Navistar school bus going through the esses at Watkins Glen International. 5:44 Denny Hamlin attempting to pass Erik Jones during the prestigious Southern 500. 6:02 Catastrophe at the Indy Road Course. Ross Chastain attempts to use the access road as extra racetrack. 7:18 A wallride caused by a tire failure. Sheldon Creed just decided to pin the throttle open. 7:55 Bubba Wallace getting his second career victory at Kansas Speedway. 9:03 Noah Gragson after winning the Bristol Night Race and throwing up afterwards. 9:20 Monterrey, Mexico’s Daniel Suarez smashing a Piñata after getting his first career win in the Cup Series. 9:28 William Byron wrecking Denny Hamlin under caution. 10:10 Cole Custer being given an order to block, disguised as a tire failure. 10:25 Ross Chastain rocketing to the front at Las Vegas. 10:36 Ross Chastain sends A.J. Allmendinger into the side of Alex Bowman to get just his first career win at the Circuit of the Americas. 11:04 Daniel Suarez being unintentionally spun by Chase Briscoe as Chris Beuscher flips wildly in the grass. 11:42 Joey Logano executing a bump-and-run perfectly. 12:10 Ross Chastain racing side-by-side during the highly controversial All-Star Race. 12:27 Driver hits the wall at Atlanta during the Xfinity Series 12:36 An enraged Denny Hamlin attempts to wreck Ross Chastain. 12:46 An enraged Denny Hamlin attempts _and succeeds_ to wreck Ross Chastain. 13:06 Kyle Larson saves his car in incredible fashion. 13:17 Chase Elliott wins at Talladega. The crowd’s reaction is highly reminiscent of when Dale Jr. led a race at Talladega. 13:45 Kyle Busch gives up. 14:19 Ty Gibbs gets spun at Portland International Raceway, much to the crowd’s amusement. 14:42 Ryan Sieg spins his car while racing Ty Gibbs. 15:23 _sargento_ 16:20 Bubba Wallace gives up. 16:44 Ross Chastain turns Kyle Busch’s car into a ramp. 17:12 Bubba Wallace highly overreacts to Kyle Larson’s racing. Kyle Larson is bewildered and more confused than annoyed. 18:12 The “Hail Melon”. I was fortunate enough to witness this live on TV. 18:49 “Hmm. Today I will ride the wall to pass five people and get myself into the Championship Four.” 19:00 Incredible racing at the Championship Race at Phoenix Raceway. Ty Gibbs would win the Championship. 19:37 Chase Elliott’s championship hopes are ended. 19:52 Joey Logano wins the 2022 NASCAR Cup Series Championship.

[@BritishGuy22]

Solid effort, Thank you so much!

[@BritishGuy22]

Pinned you to the top!

[@tescoshortage]

@@BritishGuy22 Appreciate it!

[@tescoshortage]

@Sehajplayzguitar S Yep. Sort of what Noah’s known for.

[@jgmusic_]

Chastain count: 8. He is a walking highlight reel, in all of the ways.

[@Twinspinner]

The funny part of Josh Bilicki running into the Sargento sign, that clip went so viral, Sargento actually partnered with Josh Bilicki later in the year and sponsored his car in other races lol

[@BritishGuy22]

That's amazing 😂

[@tyjaifoster1112]

@@BritishGuy22 listen man if you don't watch Nascar you need to watch the trucks Xfinity and cup series learn all the tracks drivers team names drivers names the numbers everything watch eight things you didn't know about Nascar it'll help you learn about it

[@tyjaifoster1112]

@@BritishGuy22 and the thing is I've been to Chase Elliott fan for past six whole years since he made his cup series debut it's 2016 he drove the 24 but he failed to win any races for 2016 and 2017 and the rest is his or he got the first one in 2018 he got more than 2019 won the cup title in 2020 won a few more in 2021 and got five more in 2022 so we have 18 cup series wins and total

[@apollo6795]

THAT HAPPEND?

[@LyleTolito11]

it was for only 1 race they sponsored

[@EricBurns1]

One thing to note about the Ross Chastain wall-ride at Martinsville. That set the track record for fastest lap time. It even beat the fastest qualifying lap.

[@nascartoday8849]

Well not a track record modifieds are better

[@EricBurns1]

@@nascartoday8849 should've said cup series track record

[@aquarius5719]

That is a classic.

[@Voltor07]

That move was also outlawed by NASCAR.

[@burnsyp13]

On the same night that Ty Gibbs won the Xfinity Series Championship title, his father passed away in his sleep just a few hours after the race. Absolutely insane. Really set a sombre tone at the race track for the Cup Series Championship race the following afternoon

[@claudiagriego7662]

I love that you knew the "angry guy" was the one in the M&M car. 🤣🤣

[@CrYpTiK_Kaiser]

Shout out to the guy that did the timestamps with context. The video is designed for Nascar fans, who would already know the context to the clips. So it's not just wrecks, it's more about what they mean to those involved, and what it meant to the season.

[@johnrubino8937]

Cheers, mate. Not sure where you got that "Best of Video" but it looked like mostly wrecks until about 5 minutes in. I'm glad you finally got to see some racing later on in the video. Thanks for watching NASCAR, you should check out some IndyCar.

[@Twinspinner]

In all fairness to Kyle Busch, in the earlier part of his career, he absolutely was a hothead, asshole, brat, whatever word you want to use lol. In the last few years though, he has personally matured, and most of his antics around the track are for show, as he understands he has created this image and just continues to play the character. This year was particularly frustrating for him because M&M's backed out of NASCAR, so he had no sponsor to fund his car, and his team basically gave up on him halfway through the season. Through interviews off the track through the season you could see Kyle breaking character more and more of his actual feelings came out, as he was basically being pushed out of the car he drove for the last 15 years. Luckily he has gotten a ride with another team, but if you were to watch NASCAR next season, you won't be seeing a #18 M&M's car.

[@Alex-dc5mx]

He still is

[@liamgriffin218]

16:33 what happened is the 18 had a tyre go down so he went low to avoid a hit from behind, the 1 car had seen someone else go below the 18 and attempted to do the same, by the time the 1 realized the gap was going to close up it was too late and he committed hoping for the best resulting in the wreak with him ramping the 18 and torpedoing the 9

[@BritishGuy22]

Thanks for the added info, this video didn't give much context to what was happening haha

[@justindyches5510]

To answer your question early in the video NASCAR almost exclusively races oval tracks there are some road courses and of course not every oval is the same so it takes a different degree of skill for each course, stock cars are about twice as heavy as a formula 1 car so they can sustain a lot more contact than a formula 1 car so there's a lot of bumping and rubbing to get to the front it's a more aggressive driving style not to detract from formula 1 those guys have a lot of skill but NASCAR is a completely different racing style is what I'm trying to say

[@BH28Racing]

The dirt track is just Bristol Motor Speedway, which is a concrete short track, with red Tennessee clay on top of it to make it a dirt track. The NASCAR Cup Series race the dirt track once a year since 2021 and is the only dirt race on the schedule. And then later in the season they go back to Bristol, but with it being the normal concrete oval.

[@darrinlindsey]

If you do check out a live race, I strongly suggest you watch one when they're at the Daytona or Talladega tracks. Those are the two most exciting tracks. The Daytona 500 is the biggest race of the season, and the 1st race of the season. It's usually the 3rd Sunday in February. The weekend before that is an exhibition race that serves as a practice session. Then, the have two 50 lap races on Thursday, that serves as part of the qualifying for the Sunday race. NASCAR truly is the most exciting form of auto racing. They go to most of the tracks, twice per season.

[@nateisdabest]

Actually, while the Daytona and Talladega races may be great to be at, the viewing experience is less than ideal due to how massive the tracks are, for the most part you just watch the race on the video boards. In reality, you may want to go to short tracks, mainly Martinsville or Bristol, or older tracks such as Darlington and soon to be a coming back of North Wilkesboro. Intermediate tracks that are good include Charlotte, Miami-Homestead, and Atlanta.

[@darrinlindsey]

@@nateisdabest All great info. But, when I said "live", I meant live on TV, as he said in the video. Rather than doing a reaction of it.

[@jonnewton9747]

I like how during the whole video I was trying to figure out how to explain it in a way that you will understand

[@xxtragicdemonxd]

It was so good to see the 43 car back in victory lane after so many years

[@SebastianWoodard]

So the McDonald's guy shoving the guy in blue was Bubba Wallace shoving the 2021 champion, Kyle Larson after wrecking him because he didn't like hard racing. He intentionally wrecked him, same weekend we lost one of our drivers, Kurt Busch, due to a concussion in a similar wreck. It forced him to retire. There was underlying safety issues all year with these cars. They weren't absorbing the impacts as well as the previous car from last year, as these were entirely new cars, especially impacts to the back end of the car. He's obviously a bit dazed and he was willing to talk it out, Larson was. Fighting comes with a points penalty and likely suspensions. Larson was looking for a championship. Bubba wasn't. He's definitely not a pussy. He knows what he was doing and thinking long term.

[@jimmirogers3485]

Larson wasn't fighting for a title anymore.. he was eliminated after round 2 ... Vegas ( where Bubba and Kyle had the issue was round 3 race 1

[@SebastianWoodard]

@@jimmirogers3485 you right. Regardless, "that was a chicken shit move."

[@EricBurns1]

Race length for NASCAR can be anywhere from 250-500 miles with the exception of a 600 mile race. IndyCar races are 250-375 miles with the exception of the Indy 500. NASCAR's 600 mile race is the same day as Monaco and the Indy 500 so the USA gets to watch racing from 7am - 10pm or so on Memorial Day.

[@PlayMadness]

One of the craziest moments of the season came off of the track. The Cup race at Pocono saw both the 1st and 2nd place finishers disqualified after post race inspection of their cars found them both to be cheating. The win was awarded to Chase Elliot, who finished 3rd. It was the first time in modern NASCAR history that a driver won a race while never being in 1st place.

[@devonbeckwith385]

This was awesome. Really loved your reactions and commentary, had me laughing quite a few times! If you ever find yourself able to attend, NASCAR races are quite fun in person!

[@BritishGuy22]

Thanks Devon, I appreciate you!

[@deadstickgaming3665]

I noticed early on some of these clips need context to make sense as a "best moment" as some of them are guys leading or winning after a long dry spell, on a new team, or their first win. Luckily Mr Roger Penske gave us that. You mentioned the racing line being confusing, and it can be, but it mainly just depends on the track. The track you originally mentioned that at is Darlington, I believe it's the oldest track on the schedule. It's already shaped weird due to some property disputes back when it was being built, and just the outside edge, about a lane and a half is banked, the rest of it is flat so everyone runs the outside on the banking there unless they're trying to make a pass they'll use the flat part. NASCAR oval tracks range from 0.5 miles with heavy braking in a flat hairpin turn, to 2.66 miles with wide sweeping turns with high banking that you can take wide open so there's a lot of varying corner speeds from track to track. Even in F1 and karting the concept exists of apexing turns to make the best lap time so that's normally how they approach a corner, outside-inside-outside. When you're in a battle for position the outside line is able to carry more speed off the turn, while the inside is the shorter distance. It also depends where the person in front of you is running because you want the clean air so your car will drive better, so if they're running high you want to run low, and vice versa. Oh and Kyle Larson is NOT a pussy😠

[@spudator]

Wish there was more context to some these clips, like the 11 and 1 car had a rivalry basically going all season

[@ajpaz7697]

I’m a Nascar fan I really appreciate u watching this ❤

[@Shay_Mendez]

2:11 That's Ross Chastain's "Hail Melon" wallride. That rarely works at all.

[@torak_34]

It’s never been attempted before

[@MaxLovesNascarOfficial]

2:02 Yeah, it is nicknamed the Hail Melon, instead of Hail Mary, because the driver who did it owns a watermelon farm with his family lol

[@aaronmachado13]

Yes nascar races at dirt since 2021 in the cup series though the truck series which is a feeder series been racing on dirt for awhile. And I recommend reacting to Supercross or motocross especially the 2022 Pro Motocross championship battle between Chase Sexton and Eli Tomac

[@BritishGuy22]

Ok, I literally know nothing about motor cross and Supercross so I will look into it, Thanks

[@darrinlindsey]

The guy that avoids the fight, is the guy that doesn't get suspended, and gets to race the next week.

[@kevinschroll4890]

My family had a dirt oval back in PA in the early 90’s. To me that was the most entertaining racing. I loved watching modifieds , stock cars, late models, and sprinters. I couldn’t stay as interested in nascar, it’s faster but there’s not drifts and dirt flying, there’s not nearly as much going on at any point of the track. Those crashes were frequent and bad, we’d usually always have the wrecker come out to tow them off the track.

[@loripeace4378]

When ask car started out, it was on dirt instead of payment. Over the years, it became pavement. And then the truck series whent to dirt. Then half a year later, the nascar cup series went to dirt the first time in over 50 years.

[@keithsibley8270]

Bubba better be glad Larson didn't hit him with that helmet

[@H0LLOW_PRIV]

Hey there! Came across thus vid and I love seeing Europeans getting interested into NASCAR! The compilation itself isn't 100% meant to be about the wrecks its about the wild moves that happened over the course of the season. Stuff like wild moves, wild wins, underdog wins, the Hail Melon, all of that! 2022 was a great year for our sport and can't wait for next year! Hope to see more reactions from ya :)

[@stealthswim223]

The hail melon got me into nascar. Now I bought that die cast. Watched all the cup series races and bought some hats. I’m all in now.

[@scottspringer3625]

Here’s another form of racing in the US and I’m curious what your reaction is going to be. These are sprint cars - very stripped down vehicles with 410 cubic inch engines, approx 900bhp. They burn fuel very quickly so races are short - about 30 to 50 laps on, at most, a 1/2 mile (about 1km) dirt oval. This is the highlight for a single race from 2020 - kzbin.info/www/bejne/pl6rZqd3g9N0gaM Enjoy.

[@MrMinuteman69]

I suggest watching an entire Talladega or Daytona race. 40 cars going 200 mph, 2 and 3 wide, all bumper to bumper. It is a sight to behold.

[@michigan__railfan]

Kyle Busch indeed is the evil supervillain and that’s why I love him lmao always gonna route for Kyle Busch

[@mikehermen3036]

Nascar tracks range from 0.5 miles to 4 miles a lap and the race length varies from 150 to 600 miles. So the number of laps is anywhere from 62 to over 500 per race.

[@kevin4thewin]

Great video man! I've always loved all racing and been a nascar fan since I was a 7 year old (22 years). Kevin Harvick has been my favorite driver the whole time. You should watch the Bristol motor speedway race on pavement ( because they have another one with dirt). That's my favorite track. Half mile short track. Some crashes, but not usually massive wrecks. Btw I'm a new subscriber now.

[@BritishGuy22]

Thanks for checking out the video Kevin and the suggestion on Bristol Motor speedway! Plenty more racing content to come, Cheers for the sub!

[@JacobNascar]

Some of those clips were cut short and show no context. Like the #11 bullying the #1 after he wrecked the #11 car earlier in the race. Or the 3 way battle for the win at Circuit of the America's where the #1 got his first career win but they cut out the prior corners where there were very intense battles. Stuff like that. There was plenty of great racing this year and to make a video where it's mostly crashes, it doesn't do the season justice. 2022 makes the short list of best seasons I can remember

[@JorgeGenaro.]

Definitely would look up Brad Keselowski vs Marcos Ambrose , one of the greatest finishes at Watkins Glen. It is an ildie but goodie

[@morgfarm1]

Fun Fact: Sargento DID go on to sponsor Josh Bilicki later in the year after carrying their sign after that wreck.

[@kinderjester9004]

12:30 that is a pretty normal final lap without there being a caution. On super speedway tracks you see them run in a huge pack the whole race. The tracks include Daytona, talladega, and Atlanta. Only on these tracks will you see the big packs on the final lap. For the wall ride it was not to get into the playoffs but to get to the next round of the playoffs.

[@prestonhilkemeyer7879]

What about Nashville, isn't it a superspeedway

[@kinderjester9004]

@@prestonhilkemeyer7879 it’s official classification might be but it does not have the huge packs that is associated with super speedway racing

[@apollo6795]

17:12 don't know if you know the backstop bassicly the #45 of wallace got suspended for a race due to that teh #5 had n9 place to go and wallace slammed him for the slightest reason that crash could've also killed the driver of the #5 because this new car has had some safety issues in the past so thank God the #20 was there.

[@austinmoore5842]

Larson had it coming to him ! 😂

[@Beastmode-px3es]

Talladega and Daytona last laps are always like that because it’s pack racing so they are bumper to bumper the whole race

[@thejman3489]

I don't know if this is region locked so I apologize in advance if you can't watch it. I will link it below. If you want to watch a great battle in NASCAR I highly suggest the last 80 laps of the "2020 Bass Pro Shop Night Race at Bristol Motor Speedway". Start it at 2 hours, 30 minutes and watch until the end. It's about a half hour. The 18 and the 4 left everyone in the dust and settled the win for themselves. Neither driver gave an inch all the way to the checkered flag. The sheer length of this battle (lasting 80 laps) made it one of the most impressive battles NASCAR has ever seen. Link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y4GQZ6Zni8ulhLs

[@michaelmcgowen8780]

There are just over 700 dirt oval tracks in the U.S., most of which are 1/2 mile in length or less. I raced on a 1/4 milr dirt oval at a nearby speedway, that closed in 2006.

[@BritishGuy22]

Damn that's a lot! Did you compete in a race or was it just for fun?

[@michaelmcgowen8780]

@@BritishGuy22 Yes, I competed in a race car that my Dad and I built for that purpose. My family raced dirt track stock cars and modifieds from 1950 to 1980. You are paid prize money for where you finish in the races. NASCAR is just one form of oval track racing. Most oval track racing is at the grass-roots level as I participated in. There is dirt oval track racing, not only in the U.S. and Canada, but also in Australia and Great Britain. Currently, to race at the local grass-roots level, a dirt track car can cost from $25,000 to $150,000 to build. I live in the State of Illinois, and there are at least six dirt race tracks within an hour's drive from the town I live in.

[@michaelmcgowen8780]

As of 2022, there were 15 dirt oval race tracks operating in the State of Illinois, all of which hosted races every weekend from March to November. There are, also, two paved oval tracks in northern Illinois that host weekly racing.

[@briantieken6718]

One of the thing to make note of is how these cars can hit a lot harder before they show damage. One of the big issues they are working on is stopping that energy from not going to the driver.

[@Joshuawott69]

3:29 yes they did a dirt race for the last few years as a throw back to the start of NASCAR when they did a lot more of dirt races.

[@charliep123]

Calling Kyle Busch “the angry M&M man” is iconic

[@henryvondra6143]

Since the cars get so banged up, they have a new car every week and they usually have a back up car at the track. There’s only one race a year that cup races to races in a row and they have two different cars for that.

[@MrMinuteman69]

Many of these races are 500 miles. Some of the smaller tracks are only 500 laps. Only the road coarses have fewer laps. But they are still going 300 miles or more. And they usually do them all in 3 to 4 hours depending on how many cautions there are. I have been to several races at Texas Motor Speedway including on of the night races and at Kansas Speedway a couple times. The sound is so loud that you have to yall at the person sitting next to you and they barely hear you. You cannot hear the announcer at all. Nothing compares to experiencing a race in person. .

[@ZachSlaughter-zl5wp]

I watch these videos just so I can see them go “ why are they so damn close”. 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@aquarius5719]

Thunder Alley board game is great as a Nascar strategy game. Drafing is very present in that strategy.

[@brettfletchall9142]

Fun fact, most teams have multiple cars made, so if one gets really wrecked they have another car they can use the next week and 2 weeks to rebuild the other

[@yfi62dortoh]

I was at the coke 600 and saw the 17 flip right under my seats in the top. I was at the darlington 500 and saw Erik jones finally get a win for Petty GMS! Great stuff live

[@BritishGuy22]

I can't image seeing these sorts of wrecks live! I get nervous and feel a bit sick when I see them live on TV in F1 but I guess that's because people have died before in F1 and I've become attached to the drivers as people

[@Lord_Foxy13]

So NASCAR dirt racing is something that is very old in the sport, but has been absent for a long time we went for the first time in over 60 years last year and this was the second year

[@lastlevelboss3695]

Great video. There’s a lot of context why the guy didn’t fight back when he got pushed. I can provide that context if you’d like.

[@aleccampbell7399]

I think Larson handled the whole situation well considering bubba’s emotions were quite high

[@lastlevelboss3695]

@@aleccampbell7399 Yeah, everything in me wanted him to beat the hell out of him but with Larson's oops in the past it was a good pr move not to.

[@thunderroad7289]

They put dirt on the Bristol track two years in a row for the spring race and I think they are doing it again next year.

[@aquarius5719]

You should watch Ross Chastain wall ride. This move will surprise you. Pure risk taking in videogame style.

[@zayslay8858]

Absolutely love your channel man, I'm happy to be a new subscriber!

[@BritishGuy22]

Thanks man, I appreciate it!

[@Ring-OttoM]

1:17 how the little kid on the bus looks at me when I don’t let him use my phone (I’ve never met him before)

[@danielmallory4687]

the races are a couple of hours throughout the whole weekend nascars three divisions drive on the same track its fun a map to understand is shorttrack = alot of crashes and anger speedway/superspeedway full throttle the whole time meaning aerodynamics is the drivers main worry Roadcourses = a mixed bag also talletage has the big one a crash known to wipe half of the field Martinsville is the smallest nascar track Darlington is shaped like an egg so if your car is tuned for one turn the other is more difficult oh also dirt racing is not normally on the cup series it is on the lower division tho.

[@apollo6795]

18:18 dubbed as the hail Mellon because chastain is a watermelon farmer this is the point where everybody in nascar went Nuckin Futs

[@timhefty504]

Each team only has to do one race per week, but drivers may do more than one if they choose. A Cup Series driver can still schedule an Xfinity or Trucks ride as long as (I think) it's the same track as the Cup race and not on the same day. And they can also even schedule a ride outside of NASCAR, it's not uncommon to see a NASCAR driver in a charity race at a small town racetrack driving late models and sprint cars (William Byron and Kyle Larson do this a lot) or competing in IMSA and endurance races.

[@blaisemichael7872]

Very true, but idk how much it's for "charity" Larson won a late model race on his birthday, drove the car to the bank, and the crowd sung him happy birthday. Was like a $50k pay day

[@timhefty504]

@@blaisemichael7872 Can't think of a better term. Byron was at my local track last year for the annual memorial race of some guy.

[@danwarren8123]

"guy in blue" - Larson best driver out there won 10 races last year, he didn't fight back because he's fresh off a suspension and is under probation and a watchful eye under NASCAR. He is needing sponsors and knows fighting is the opposite of what NASCAR wants to see. Love the reaction video! You should watch a full race next season! Might become a fan especially the road courses with the new car

[@traviscarpenter08]

The guy who passed 5 cats was to make it yo tbe final 4(the 4 cars left in the playoffs)

[@nascaranddogs]

Oh and btw at time 19:25 ty Gibbs won the championship but later that day his dad died RIP coy Gibbs 😔

[@user-mj7ps5wy9u]

Who’s gonna tell him why Larson couldn’t fight bubba 😬😂

[@danielmallory4687]

the nascar racing lines are wierd cause of the banking but Theres a nascar track that is desighned to have one racing line on the outside the entire time

[@clayramsey3218]

11:05 I was at this race and watched this wreck happen! It was the longest race in NASCAR history based on time and so many cars wrecked out of this race. I was also at the race at 3:08 and those two made contact right in front of me! The dirt track actually has an asphalt base, but they lay dirt on the track for the race in the Spring, then take it off for the Fall race and they race on the asphalt. I live 15 minutes away from that track!

[@BritishGuy22]

Damn! You must love your racing, I wish I lived that close to a track where high quality racing happened

[@godseq3139]

@@BritishGuy22 i know you are british but do you live there? or do you live in america? theres tons of short tracks everywhere in america

[@BritishGuy22]

I'm from Manchester in England! I'm yet to visit the USA but I'm hoping to soon 🤞

[@FrontRowFan34]

@@BritishGuy22 have you ever been to Silverstone or any F1 races?

[@dylanmckeehan6547]

There is 1 or 2 races out of the season that Bristol motor speedway will add dirty to tge track this just started last year

[@blaisemichael7872]

You need to check out some more dirt racing. 410 sprints, big block modifieds, super late models.

[@HayTatsuko]

17:10 Sad part is that Bubba Wallace is a good driver, but he -- much like Kyle Busch in years past -- has a terrible anger-management problem. Dude needs to get a handle on that. His deliberately wrecking and then picking a fistfight with Kyle Larson was one of the most uncool things I've seen in the last few years -- very reminiscent of the road rage Kyle Busch perpetrated years ago on another driver (Ron Hornaday Jr. in the Trucks Series), minus the fight-picking afterwards. Ross Chastain's Wild Wall Ride is definitely my highlight of the season. I've been watching NASCAR for nearly 30 years and have never seen anything even remotely like that be so successful.

[@nickMercadomp7]

1 race per week for each series thers 3 series truck series, Xfinity series and cup series

[@alabamaskar9694]

As I remember Larson Started The Whole Larson and Wallace Fight

[@dennisbessey5161]

NASCAR is fun. I am a big racing fan and I have been a NASCAR fan sense the 80's but I will say the races are bit to long and all fans don't love the crashes that is what they show trying to get casual fans to watch.

[@williamlawrence5686]

If you ever travel over they do have ride on rides and they are amazing .It will scare the crap out of you how close you are to the walls and don't hit .

[@BritishGuy22]

I can only imagine it's terrifying! I've seen some f1 drivers jump in Nascar cars and be terrified, everything is also way more scary when your not the one driving the car haha

[@sammurphy3343]

Every part of a car in nascar is designed to be easily disassembled and replaced. Part of why they look destroyed after little contact.

[@nickMercadomp7]

My 3 favorite drivers dale jr , Kyle Larson, Kyle Busch

[@darrinlindsey]

Bubba Wallace, that want to fight, got a big suspension from racing, and a huge fine. The guy that didn't want to fight, just got to race the next week.

[@jenniferscarboro84]

You’re talking about wash Chastain hell no in the movie the movie where are you pulling up against the wall you passing by hey is the man actually going to the championship for that was insane

[@Diecastracing1]

For the dirt race nascar does one dirt race a year at Bristol motor speedway

[@TrackMaster914]

(7:44) the 2 car only scraped the wall because he blew a tire.

[@bobby_gilbert94]

Kyle Busch isn't really a jerk unless his pissed

[@jonnymlndz2372]

some of these i don’t understand how they are the “best” moments of the 2022 season

[@Jnf4uk]

I wish Kyle Larson would have smacked Wallace with his helmet in that fight.

[@arktemperedoreo9482]

Nice vid:) love to seem more Nascar Related Content

[@BritishGuy22]

Thanks! I will definitely check out more Nascar content soon

[@nickMercadomp7]

That was Daniel Suarez hes from Mexico so thats why he had a taco i like suarez as well

[@gametime1247]

Joey logano the champion is my favorite driver since 2013

[@BritishGuy22]

It was a good season for you then! Congrats!

[@gametime1247]

@@BritishGuy22 thanks

[@SirMan48]

Yes. A real racing series and not an engineering performance competition masquerading as racing lol

[@ThEgamingGINJ]

You should definitely check out The art of Revenge nascar video

[@tylermcgonagle5866]

Context context context. Almost all the clips need context. That makes them best moments.

[@methom4091]

Dirt's whole different genre. Try watching World of Out laws winged sprint car son. The Knoxville Nationals,, K Oakville Iowa. The fastest cars on dirt.

[@dogking6815]

I was at the Kansas race

[@nickMercadomp7]

2:10 your talking ross chastian

[@utubedude2842]

British guy. I suggest you look up World of Outlaws Sprint Cars. You are welcome

[@CarWashesOfTheCarolinas]

10:48 I was at that race

[@JK-pe6if]

a lot of these require context to be a best moment

[@darrinlindsey]

I hope you choose to watch the Daytona 500. You'll get a better perspective of true NASCAR. The whole pack of cars will race for 500 miles, with very few wrecks.

[@noahthesarcastictd]

Its not safety car in nascar, its called a pace car.

[@SayKyleNotCow]

Please do reactions to a couple of “NASCAR Radioactive” videos.

[@BritishGuy22]

Ok I'll check it out!

[@fuzzy.editz3]

You should reacts to dirt track racing

[@JayStephens8]

The new next gen cars look cool but man are they broken, the racing at the short tracks got much worse, these cars seem to fall apart after awhile, the way these cars crash vs all of the older cars is much different these cars are much stiffer and don’t bend as much when the wreck which sounds like a good thing but it’s the exact opposite multiple drivers had concussions from very minor crashes and one of the greatest nascar drivers of the modern era Kurt Busch was forced into early retirement after his pocono crash, nascar is working on adjusting the car so it bends more when it wrecks for next year

[@w2vkylebuschfan713]

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