Darrell Waltrip reflects on Hall of Fame career from his point-of-view | Waltrip Unfiltered Podcast

[@kevinlewis7882]

I loved the interview and have a lot of respect for both of these guys

[@cole-trickle50]

Everything I loved about NASCAR is gone . DW was the last link to the old days . Jr , Tony , Gordon , etc retiring were the last links to Nascars stellar rise . I don’t have any feel left for the current version at all

[@benjamincombs31]

ZL1Speed43 but why not stick around and watch the next DW, Jr., Tony or Gordon manifest. I still think the best racing is yet to come. This is an example of what is wrong with Nascar. I say this with no disrespect to the earlier eras of Nascar, for me the earlier eras of nascar is mesmerizing to me. Being a young millennial fan falling in love with modern Nascar I did my research and I heard of these legends like DW, Dale Sr. And Jr., The King, Tony, Gordon. Now it’s time for the new guys to leave their legacy. But Nascar fans complain of the change of Nascar and stop watching. When Tom Brady retires in football for example I bet football fans don’t stop watching. It’s time for a new legacy and if you don’t like it I’ll open and hold the door for ya on your way out.

[@cole-trickle50]

Benjamin Combs nobody has come up that makes me want to cheer . I bet if said football fans went from cheering Tom Brady to a bunch of scrubs they eventually stop watching . I have watched several generations of drivers come thru NASCAR and was able to find someone to cheer for . The current crop not so much . The racing is also worse and the way the championship is decided is a joke . You will also never get to know what racing at the old tracks was like . NASCAR has lost its way and that’s why it is struggling . Glad you can appreciate the way the sport is now . If you grew up when I did you might have a different opinion . As far as you holding the door open for an old guy F off I can open my own doors

This is great hearing these stories I lived through in my youth. I remember meeting Stevie and Darrell in darlington in the eighties after the race I wanted his autograph and he was upset and didn’t hear or acted like he didn’t hear me but Stevie was outside and she saw me and she said hold on I will go get him to meet you. I was around 15 so it was a good day talking and with them both after he calm down from the race.

[@ChucksPullingVideos]

I loved this!!

[@supersportrsz28]

Great interview and insight to our great sport. I remember so many of these times. Thanks for sharing.

[@dngnascar]

We miss u DW

[@clyd1206]

I got into Nascar when I was a young kid around 82-83. Im a Northeast guy so I was always pulling for guys like Bouchard and Bodine but the first Non Modified driver I grew to like was DW.

[@brandonpennington1983]

Thats what it is, right place right time. Timing means alot alot

[@wez492]

I can listen to DW & Mikey chop it up all day , everyday, Anyday.

[@chrishall5499]

Love mikey and dw..genuinely good guys I tell ya whut

[@JoshWatsonandtheOolaMallaBand]

Nice Ric Flair quote..."To be the man..."

[@bobbbobb4663]

The Grand Ole Uproar wooooooooo

[@CJODell12]

Michael and Darrell have a nice brotherly bond together that I wish I could have had growing up. I'm the baby of my family, and never had a brother by birth.

[@marygleason3401]

Two great guys have a wonderful life who many rules as a fan can not keep up with all of them just a fan in calif

[@waynehunter9133]

I got to see Daryl run at ASA racing Kansas. He didn't impress me at all. I asked him for two pictures when he was autographing them one for both my daughter and my son and he said I only needed one this guy with millions of dollars it's so nice of him I took the picture home and threw it in the trash. I went to a race on Kansas Joe Amato was autographing huge posters. I asked for two he just looked up at me and smiled at me and said as many as you want.

[@Bunga762-k4p]

I miss DW so much

[@Brandon4Christ]

Miss ol dw on Sunday’s

[@J_Slaps]

Yeah that’s cool and all but did anyone see that golf cart drag the other carts?

[@srvfan25]

Yep

[@Chicken_Wing91]

DW had the best hair in the 70’s as well

[@brandonpennington1983]

Thats where I live DW, GAFFNEY SC, CHEROKEE SPEEDWAY, the place your mama warned you about...

[@TRARP05]

I miss DW :(

[@kylebuschhasover200winsinn5]

Union Pacific fan 2000 you only like him because he said kyle Busch is like him

[@chasepeterson4234]

Someone get me to these guys because I am related to them by marriage and I want to meet them because I’m a huge NASCAR fan and it’s really great that I have the connection to them that I do and I’m going to the upcoming Phoenix ISM Xfinity series race

[@SpreadAU]

Next level audio, hate its reversed

[@RacedayGamingunboxingsisteryin]

DW!

[@Malcolmcampbell1997]

Repping Owensboro!

[@damienwhitston1758]

Nascar is losing its day.to day racing...?

[@runrafarunthebestintheworld]

So sad that DW's commentary career went downhill once Michael joined full time. He's had some great calls but in the end it just gives some people more reasons why the Waltrip's are a cringy pair together... Sigh..

[@user-cs3zs6jn1d]

So sad that you are ignorant enough to think that is the reason why his career "went down hill".

[@lskiller1903]

Hot almighty, DW had a 40+ year career in NASCAR then all of a sudden it was gone because of Mikey. DUH DAMN HUH how damn stupid does a fool have to be. Poor old Mikey was never a threat to DW on the track or in the booth. They were great together!!! DW simply retired nobody has or can take his place on or off the track. Hell he's 73 years old.

[@sherryknapp3011]

I like them both

[@MinhasA]

Nobody gives a flying F about Nascar

[@nazcarcup]

I do

[@MinhasA]

@@nazcarcup *correction... not many people care about Nascar. As we can all clearly see from the low number of 25 comments on this video.

[@CJODell12]

@@MinhasA In the mid-2000s, NASCAR was at its peak. But it's fallen off A LOT since then.

[@MinhasA]

@@CJODell12 Yeah, I figured.. They might have done better with a culture change.. Not a lot of stars and bars here up north