Dale Jr. Download - Restrictor plate rehash with Tony Stewart

Dale Earnhardt Jr. and Tony Stewart recall how well they worked together at restrictor plate races, discuss raw vs taught talent and tell some stories about cheating in racing.

[@shelleyking8450]

LOVE when Tony said "if he drove to the concession stand, I was going to oder the same thing thing behind him." THATS when you know your plan works no matter what.

[@ytsn_THE_OG]

One of the best guests they could possibly have. Tony and Dale Jr. talking in the same room is gold.

[@bmcshane80]

Hey guys, Aussie here REALLY getting into Nascar history. Used to watch it with my late father in the 90's but never really understood too much of it back then as i was a kid My dad passed away unexpectedly a few years ago and Im finding myself looking into the things he loved so i can pass them on to my nieces and nephews (no kids of my own) Thank you for doing this Dale Jnr Love from Australia

[@bryanwilliams3524]

Sorry about your dad I’ve been there. I do same things we used to do with are Dad. Mate tip my hat to you. 🧢

[@spconrad9612]

70s, 80s n 90s were a great time in NASCAR, since 2005ish they did too much messing around and took the flavor out of the sport.

[@wysmn]

The 90s was my favorite time period in NASCAR. You got in at the right time

[@TheMcLeanster]

Sorry to hear about the loss of your father.

[@RestrictedAirspacePodcast]

Late 90’s nascar was gold! Cheers my friend. 🇺🇸 🇦🇺

[@liambochow4725]

Tony is my favorite racer of all time. I like many grew up in a Gordon household but I liked Tony more always. I waited in line for 4 hours to meet him at Home Depot when I was 5, I was the last person ended up meeting that day, it was one of my favorite experiences ever. Miss seeing Tony every week.

[@DanielSuarezFan]

Yeah I also have Tony Stewart as my 1st favorite

[@elitegb7206]

Spent most of my young life watching dale Jr in his pops shadow but man you really grew out of that in a hurry. Glad to see you happier outside the car!! Proud of ya Dale. Hope you receive all the blessings coming your way friend

[@dedo7326]

When i was a kid dale jr in the bud 8 car was huge I never felt like he was in his fathers shadow all over my town anyways everyone had an 8 on their car or even a lot of jr flip phone cases

[@poppyneese1811]

Didn’t think I’d like this one, but my respect for Tony just doubled, great interview!!!

[@cody95]

I remember Tony was always one of my least favorite guys when I was a kid. Now I get excited every time I see an interview or a quote. He's someone NASCAR definitely needs

[@chasee3797]

I can't agree more. Tony's had some excellent soundbites

[@1who4me]

Same. He was a punk when I was younger, now I’m older and I wish I could watch him race again

[@TinaMarie-km2ed]

I watched him growing up as well loved it tho

[@carterc9171]

I bet your dad hated tony. Mine did too, we were a Gordon household because there was only room for one Indiana driver in my Hoosier family. Now Smoke is probably my 2nd favorite

[@jarroljacot2777]

I meet Tony about 7 years ago one on one and he is so nice and my 2nd favorite driver ive ever meet behind Dale Jr Having meet 8 drivers

[@GeezerGramps]

There’s definitely some class sitting at that table for sure. I don’t think Jr & Tony can be replaced. I miss watching them race.

[@jasennice3743]

The ability to just sense the meaning of another person’s energy is a special thing that doesn’t happen often. You just know without speaking, it’s amazing.

[@floyd4311]

So happy Stewart is a team owner. Glad he'll be around the track for a long time.

[@jonathontaylor938]

My two favorite Nascar drivers Dale Jr and Tony Stewart I miss both of them in cup racin. Sponsored by Budweiser and Bass Pro Shops.

[@retroguyretail1976]

you mean home depot

[@Architectureguy]

This is so great to see these two! I can't believe this was 3 years ago! Anybody remember the EA NASCAR game where they had real race setups, and drivers would tell what happened up to a point, and then you got to take over? I can't tell you how many times I did the end of that Talladega race where Tony said, "I wasn't leaving my wingman." Dale Jr. did the intro video and he said, "OK, guys, you knew this one was coming." I think he started it by saying that he was in the lead pack, but he wasn't in the lead. So much fun in the game...can't imagine driving a car like that!

[@beamoe58]

It's not just finance, I've worked on several crews on everything from dirt tracks to low budget road racing and nothing is more soul crushing than seeing a car you've spent weeks building destroyed in a wreck.

[@supersportrsz28]

Larson and Robby Gordon, two of my favorites and two true wheelmen. Smoke gained my respect with his comments.

[@DTSN_Marty]

Absolutely....I always told people Robby Gordon could drive the wheels off anything. Watching him drive off-road is an art form. Larson would be winning as much as the Big 3 if he had a better ride. Hopefully this season the Chevy's have worked the kinks out of the Camaro body style. That was a pretty significant body change from the SS to the Camaro.

Tony forgetting ‘04 is funny.

[@sweens06]

@@bobbythecajun7869 You should meet him in person. He's a helluva guy. Got to spend a day with him in Fontana once.

[@n.w.owhoknowstheshadowknow58]

Gained your respect??? Tony is a racers racer and one of very few and it's actually great that there seems to be more drivers trying to do what foyt and co used to and win in everything

[@teresagoodwin7458]

I absolutely love your podcasts. This one with Tony Stewart was awesome 👍😎 I love how y'all figured out how to work together and realizing that y'all pretty much had the same thought process and of course the mental focus to go out and drive your races your own way and that's phenomenal especially since you and Tony weren't on the same team. Great show 💞🤗💞🏁🏆🏁🙏🙏🙏

[@juanjuangarcia285]

Tony & Jr are such good friends 👍

[@ryanbearden9709]

Tony was smart to draft with Jr. during the early 2000's because those DEI cars at Daytona & Talladega were better than everyone else's.

[@bigelile07]

Yes, those were the "RAD" cars.

[@christophereaton4145]

Correct Stewart's and JR's cars were built by Hendricks.

[@bigelile07]

@@christophereaton4145 Nope

[@Garrett94]

I love how everyone always bashes Jimmie Johnson for cheating but tony Stewart says it best. Everybody in racing cheats at one point or another so get over yourself

[@ryanbearden9709]

@Mike Smithey Jr. was a great driver at plate races but from 01-05 DEI had the best cars at plate races. It wasn't just Jr. & Tony. Even Michael Waltrip who wasn't a great driver dominated at Daytona & Talladega during that time. Once DEI started falling behind in 2005 they no longer were dominate at plate races. Even when Jr. went to Hendrick he won a few more plate races but the domination he had going from 01-05 was mainly because those DEI cars were better than everyone else's.

[@brianjones6465]

I was such a huge NASCAR fan. Frankly, now, I get up in the middle of the night to watch Aussie V8 Supercars and GT3/GT-LM racing. The V8 supercar races are freaking awesome.

[@jonkeau5155]

Brian Jones You might have a problem with NASCAR if Formula E is more exciting…

[@brianjones6465]

@@jonkeau5155 Ive never watched Formula E. Any good? No motor sounds doesn't sound very appealing.

[@jonkeau5155]

Brian Jones they actually accelerate faster than F1, sound like a jet winding up because they intentionally made the motors noisy, and this coming season will finally be able to complete a whole race on a charge. Up until now the drivers would make a crazy car swap in the pits halfway through the race. They try to tune the charge in the batteries so the drivers have to come up with strategy to make it last to the end, it’s not uncommon to see a driver push too hard and run out of battery on the last lap. They also have a push to pass system similar to F1. All in all I’ve been pleasantly surprised with the series, it’s gotten much better since it’s first year or two.

[@brianjones6465]

@@jonkeau5155 Thanks for the info, Mark.

[@basedgodstrugglin]

Brian Jones it’s generally good racing, there are some gimmicks but they do really involve the fans in the sport. I went and saw them when they came to Long Beach and it was entertaining, very quiet though

[@mikeznel6048]

Tony is the man. The media made him out to be a monster but he just takes racing serious and its his passion. The media doesn't like him because he tells them how it is and doesn't fluff it up for them.

[@theblakex]

He looked like a monster when he literally killed a guy by running him over

[@Thomas-ib9iu]

@@theblakex said guy shouldn't be running towards a car in the middle of a race track

[@chad2831]

said driver has literally chucked his helmet at a car while on the track walking towards a car during a race. but go on….

[@Burt_Sampson]

Never seen nascar. Have no idea what y’all are talking about but I’m here for it and love this podcast

[@JediGamingX]

I just can imagine Stewart and Dale Jr actually on the same team, how many championships would both had won? Man!!

[@88fanforlife]

Fonzies HW68 if JGR never switched to Toyota that could’ve happened

[@WastdTrashPanda]

3 - Tony Stewart's

[@Andrew.Griffin]

Nah, Jr. seemed to lose his edge after the 3 hit the wall. It was like innocence was lost that day.

[@88fanforlife]

Andrew Griffin I wouldn’t necessarily say that. He had a great 2nd half to 2001, only reason why he wasn’t good in 2002 was because of the Fontana wreck, solid season in 2003, and 6 wins in 2004. What messed with Jr was his falling out with the Eury’s at the end of 2004. Even when he went back to working with Tony Jr in 2006 and onward you can tell it just wasn’t the same

[@bigelile07]

@@Andrew.Griffin But yet 2004 was he best year

[@mavericktopgun2873]

Tony one of the best drivers ever..His energy his raw.talent was one of a kind..

[@markburnsworth3591]

Very enjoyable to watch this....Jr does a great job and Tony tells a great story. Good Podcast.

[@OverlandOne]

I just love these shows.

[@jdgeibe]

June Bug & Smoke. 2 of my favorites 😎

[@arthurmanderson4892]

The guy was Bill Balog, and the track was in Plymouth Wisconsin. I was there for both races.

[@evilpandakillabzonattkoccu4879]

talent - born with the skills needed to compete without anything more than a little coaching skill - earned knowledge gained from practice and hard work both can be turned into pure gold.

[@BassRocket]

The early 2000s were fun to watch the #8 #20 car on the track. I liked how Tony and Dale Jr drove their race cars.

[@mcdaddy0000]

I could listen to you guys all day long. Good video....

[@scottm8845]

Love that "pyromania" Tee ... Great talks !! Good to see Smoke just chillin'

[@SpartanRacing1989]

It's amazing how much they race and how fast they go and can remember who was around them and what they could have done differently in that specific situation.

[@eccentricgamer4111]

One of my fondest NASCAR memories from when I was a kid is watching Junior and Smoke fighting for the lead in the last laps of the 2004 Daytona 500. Miss seeing these guys race.

[@hillarywheeler4472]

Love the analogy about the concession stand. I laughed out loud because I got the image of them going through a drive through in their race cars 🤣

[@frankfinegan425]

Eould guyf deliberately coz to shut dongvsdr mmmm

[@donaldlamendola1392]

Thses 2 were definitely unstoppable when they got hooked up on the track. I was soo hoping that he was gonna get JR on his team when he started Stewart-Haas.

[@Spineshot25]

Yeah kind of dissapointing that Jr really only had a championship contender car for a handful of years, would've loved to see Jr on Stewart Haas

[@81ghale]

Living about 30 minutes south I remember seeing Tony absolutely flying down interstate 65 in his orange Lambo. He had a “SMOKE” license plate. That’s one dude that just loves to go fast at all times lol

[@larryplummer9154]

Sometimes Tony was the driver I loved to hate, but he brought a lot to the sport. Really miss having him on the track.

[@Ditmanppi]

How in the hell does Dale Jr. only have 77k subs!? You would think he’d have a huge following here.

[@58bobw]

Great interview. OMG that desk/table is AWESOME. Whoever did the furniture deserves kudos for sure 👌👍

[@gymbagg8716]

Big enough to keep them separated if a fight or hockey game broke out

[@chucksti1538]

My favorite segment of all time. First 500 I ever watched I was 11 years old (1993 Dale and Dale show) and superspeedway racing has always been my favorite type of racing since, both watching and video games. These 2 had an amazing run for about 6 straight years where they became my favorite drivers of that era because of it. 2 great drivers from about the most opposite of ways to get to the sport, and yet so similar thinkers when it came to Daytona and Dega, they were the class of the field in that era… Then they repaved the track: The tandem twin car racing era was insane, learned that trick when Talladega was redone about 3 years earlier, and when NASCAR refit the plate and radiator to end that was kinda crappy, but who knows how many more driver could’ve been hurt going that fast..

[@bryant1757]

Gotta admit I’ve never been a fan of Tony’s but the more I watch interviews with him I’ve learned that he’s a smart man and he’s actually a down to earth guy that cares a lot about the sport I’ve become a fan of SMOKE. I wish I would’ve been a fan earlier.

[@ytsn_THE_OG]

My two favorite drivers while they were active and still top 4 all time.

[@Lsgriff]

I listen to this conversation often and daydream of what the super team of junior and smoke would have been like. It’s too bad it never happened

[@damonjohnson8337]

Love these JR and smoke videos.

[@VenomShotYou]

I’d rather watch these guys talk about when they raced than to watch whatever the hell the sport is now

[@LoneWolf2k4]

It's so cool to see Smoke get his spirit back. That litigation dragged on, and you could tell it took a lot of the fun out of his racing. So glad to hear his stories and see him smiling again!

[@duanehartleb5262]

I wish he come back for one more year

[@paulletchworth8127]

LoneWolf2k4 yeah you think , he killed a guy point blank no excuse , yeah the guy should not have been on the track but 🤔

[@jimbot.4539]

Paul Letchworth y’all are ignorant casual fans of racing. Kid was high and decided running up to cars on an active track was a good idea, especially wearing a dark suit at night. Play stupid games get stupid prizes.

[@markmerrell4655]

One of the best episodes! The three drivers Tony didn’t mention with raw talent was Dale Jr, Dale Sr, and himself.

[@irongoatrocky2343]

you guys talk about "bending the rules" it reminds me of a quote by the late Smokey Yunick "If the rules said I couldn't do it... than I didn't!...I just looked for what the rules didn't say!"

[@jollyjakelovell4787]

That is two different philosophies, one Tony's being inside the box, the other being Yunick's and by far the smarter one to do it until they make rules against it. one is innovative the other just conniving.

[@avgJones]

@@jollyjakelovell4787 It's the same thing worded differently. Follow the rules, look for wiggle room where you can

[@jennifursun3303]

I keep wishing that once they would let the crew chiefs ect put what ever they wanted on the car, and then let the smartest person and best driver win

[@penskepc2374]

@@jennifursun3303 the smartest person doesn't win, the richest does. Limits in racing are what create a good product otherwise you end up with WEC or F1.

[@oldermusiclover]

@@penskepc2374 well true but just wish that one race they would let them do this, just for fun

[@SAVikingSA]

Man if they could convince Smoke to call the races Jr. and him could be the new Ned and Benny

[@tr1338]

I have had a funny feeling for awhile that he will take over for DW.

[@ihavefallenandicantreachmy2113]

See you, in hell. In the meantime; you could and should, apologize, to Ned and Benny, for the rest of your goddamn life.

[@tr1338]

@@ihavefallenandicantreachmy2113 uhh... Well that escalated kinda quickly. How far from that keg are you?

[@ihavefallenandicantreachmy2113]

@@tr1338 None of your goddamn business, is how far (approximately)

[@tr1338]

@@ihavefallenandicantreachmy2113 you seem like a happy guy...

[@STZ3E]

These guys were my childhood racers. Also really liked watching Jimmy Johnson and Gordon. Never really been a huge nascar fan until now and it used to feel so magical and important

[@rickwest9956]

i am not a nascar fan but i love your podcast. you have a knack for this show.

[@harveyhelka9186]

imagine the possibilities had these two been full time teamates. legends.

[@ChrisJ-mf7cj]

Jr’s smirk when Tony brought up Robby Gordon. You could tell both of them were kinda biting down hard to play nice. I really can’t believe Tony paid Robby a compliment. But I agree with him totally. Robby is a helluva racer in everything from grocery carts to Baja. Man is awesome talent.

[@Sithlord224]

Tony and Robby were the same person, Robby just had a shorter temper and gave less fucks, which I didn't think was possible if we are talking about Smoke😂 They may not have liked Robby tht much, but they knew he knew how to race. Agree nice to see👍🏻

[@pauliestorm]

Great shirt Dale Jr. Always enjoy you and Tony talking together. Oh and nice Mics. SM7B are great. If you ever wanna get rid of one hit me up 😃

[@rogerhayes4835]

Jr... love the shirt........ love the podcast and I can’t wait for another..... GREAT JOB...

[@jazzyjeff7431]

I agree, Def Leppard is pretty awesome.I'm not a huge racing fan,but i always liked Jr.,since we are about the same age.Enjoying these podcasts for sure.

[@DevotedtoTruth]

I can’t stop watching. I even found more content on Spotify 🔥 Dale

[@DonnyBerger]

JR with the Def Leppard T, and Smoke with a Hurley hoodie, Pyromania was the first cassette I got it for christmas 1982, And half my clothes are Hurley ! I dont think its a coincidence that they were my 2 fav drivers after Sr. died! These two punks (lol)brought me so many good memories!

[@codeysnow2980]

Been here and watched this a few times... Dale needs to have Tony back on

[@johngreene2508]

Love seeing these , new to this but ya so cool to see 🤘 cant stop watching all my favs back in the day & jr 🏁🏁🏁 miss seein ya race but this is even better , thank you & y'all have a merry Christmas & happy new year 🎅🎅🎅

[@northcarolinabadboy8661]

Dale Jr representing the dirty mo (Mooresville nc baby) race city. Home of DEI, alot of Nascar drivers and shops, adam's performance, Gibbs race cars and the one and only Mooresville dragstrip. Love u Dale jr

[@yimmys85]

What a fantastic and informative interview. Such insight.

[@robertheymann5906]

Loved Tony since his early days in midgets. I remember our shop owner, Ed Pink, saying " he's a nice kid and will be a champion some day. Bob East and Pink put the little Ford powered cars together and Tony hauled butt...big time

[@awebb1487]

I grew up a diehard, Dale Earnhardt fan but once I learned who Tim Richmond was I always wondered if he hadn't died just before my time would Dale SR still be my favorite. Crazy, naturally gifted driver. Rob Gordon is a beast too.

[@nbellman91]

Man I wish he would release full video podcasts of this show

[@nimbus5526]

Tony seems like such a chill dude despite what people say about him

[@JSchaffer214]

The only things I've seen negative about him is just his anger on track otherwise he's just a smartass. Personally, I like a smartass. They remind me of my family.

[@susanbezio1529]

His passion for racing was unreal..he would get so upset about the big picture that others couldn't see. Great chilled guy off the track. All the best to Tony.

[@jakegibson9219]

I miss smoke’s personality so much

[@thetechfromheavens1stchurc328]

You should race against him in iRacing he much gets into his old personality when he gets shoved by the rookies. "WWWWWOOOA DUDE, YOU'RE THE REAL TONY, AND I JUST KICKED YOUR ASS IN A MIATA, SO THEN NOW IM BETTER THAN U, gib me a tin shed near your track I so I can run moonshine, I deserve it"

[@davidhayward9530]

Your Dad was the best

[@paulletchworth8127]

Jake Gibson personality??? What , went to a event in Charlotte , a golfing event for charity and Tony was a snob , like hey I’m the big deal 👎

[@edblair1]

He is bipolar and we allowed this behavior and praised it and eventually he killed someone

[@ClankyOtter]

@Kuromori forreal, it takes one watch to see that ward was just doing something that wasn't smart, reasonable, or necessary at all

[@maxium4x4]

Robbie Stanley was natural talent until his life was cut short in 1994. RIP Robbie, it was a pleasure following your career.

[@JOSHW1CK5]

8 & 20 were great 2 watch, miss it

[@judyoverbey3390]

Both great drivers.

[@BatteryH1862]

Take the rules that the sanctioning body gives you, beat the rule book until some grey area falls out, and use it.

[@thetechfromheavens1stchurc328]

Is like new school Smokey Yunick, wonder what Tony is doing inside his shop at Eldora with his CNC meme machines 🤔

[@racer774]

The Tech From Heaven's 1st Church of Memes - LOL, yep. I'd have to say Chad Knaus was a bit of a modern day Smokey Yunick. Smokey said: It ain't cheatin!' unless you get caught.

[@ferdterguson124]

Tony Stewart is one of the greatest

[@JustinSmithPYRO]

Man this is awesome. God I miss these 2 racing. Especially Tony.

[@kalebpost20]

Jr. with the Def Leppard shirt . . . love it!

[@twopapitas9667]

“I passed you down the back straightaway, and you didn’t side draft me” I don’t remember it, I’d have to see it to remember it. “Jamie pull that video up of me passing him”

[@generalshepherd2209]

Tony was right with Kyle Larson being raw talent. His run at HMS now shows it

[@RowdyGromwwwww]

He has a talent for saying the n word

[@generalshepherd2209]

@@RowdyGromwwwww winner of the most original comment award right here folks

[@JohnSmith-mk5jt]

@@RowdyGromwwwww Naw, a talent for handing Kyle Busch's ass to him, that's for sure 😁

[@lavenahenderson2596]

Kyle Larson wishes he could even come CLOSE to Tony!

[@stansmad]

@@RowdyGromwwwww You ever said anything you regret ?

[@chriswilliams551]

Could listen to JR and Smoke talk all day...thanks for the upload

[@GregHuston]

Tony and Jr. were a couple of the last real "racers"; Dale doing Sports Car and NASCAR at the same time and Tony doing 1100 miles in 1 day at 2 tracks!

[@tr1338]

Totally. I mean I was an open wheel purist. I despised IRL. I consider those years to be completely null and void on the open wheel end. The money went to IRL, but the real talent went to CHAMPCAR. That being said, to do the double takes a serious set of balls. And I will permanently hold Tony in a high regard for doing it. Thing is though... If he had come in during the real glory days before the split, he STILL would have won. Tony Stewart might be the most talented wheel man that has ever lived. He deserves to be spoken of in the same circles as Mario, AJ, Little Al, Emmerson... The guy could drive a day old ham sandwich to victory. I tip my hat Sir.

[@penskepc2374]

@@tr1338 thats a half truth after 03 the talent exodus to the IRL was almost complete, CART was obviously always the better series, the better philosophy and thats reflected in IndyCar today.

[@johnschwindt3049]

Yeah CART was better thats why they're still around right? Indycar and the IRL saved American open wheel racing. Period. Long live the Indy 500.

[@ytsn_THE_OG]

Yep. NASCAR just isn't NASCAR since they retired. It wasn't as impactful when Jeff Gordon retired, and it won't be when Jimmie Johnson retires. These two are just different. Built different.

[@speedtwitch]

Smoke is a good dude. Will always be a fan

[@scottallen6970]

Sprint cars guy. Usually are.

[@gtrick64]

Good dudes don’t kill fellow drivers...

[@User-nu6km]

I miss his murderous presence

[@decembergal]

@@User-nu6km you would probably vote Yes on a late-term abortion bill.

[@decembergal]

@@gtrick64 he never did. Those who think he did are high on drugs.

[@RandyHall-nt9qn]

Best interview ever

[@MCscarfacematt]

reading between the lines is how I got my dad 5 championships in 2 years. -one rule was the cam had to remain stock lift so I took that and we had cams made that had a longer duration so rather then opening the valve further the valve was open longer - and the rule about shaving the head we shaved the head with in the rules but also shaved the block to achieve the same benefits of shaving the head further - the rule that states we couldn't bore the cylinder's out we got away with by saying we had to hone the cylinder and guess it was too aggressive - or the rule we could only use pump gas with no aditives so wed go to the airport and get aviation gas it still technically came from a pump

[@chevyon37s]

scarface matt running in the gray area of the rules wins races!

[@chevyon37s]

SlayerPayback no he’s saying that he followed the rules, but just found ways around them to produce more power.

[@ryanschaff123]

Why would you get aviation gas?

[@chevyon37s]

2fastHarley aviation gas has higher octane rating (like race fuel) allowing them to run higher compression and make more power. And since they had to have “pump gas” it was the highest octane fuel they could get at a pump.

[@74stang2togo]

You know Dale Jr. was the master of plate racing in that era when one of the greatest multi-discipline talents like Tony Stewart was going to follow him no matter what at plate tracks.

[@JV-mw7gv]

I remember a video of Tony from years before this video of him discussing this race. In the video Tony explained that he could not run high which is how Dale passed him. Thus, Tony stayed low and really couldn’t do anything about it.

[@bullydogcoffeecompanyandme8105]

Love the concession stand analogy. LOL!

[@KaiserAmaterasu]

I hope they get Tony back on someday, or shoot, give Tony a podcast

[@GARTHBOOTS]

So happy to see you Tony. I hope your doing ok.I always wanted to tell you that you made me a fan of your's. I felt so bad for you with the ACCIDENT that happened with Kevin. The people were so cruel to you. I'm sorry for that and your sadness was killing my heart for you. I know you would have never did something like that on purpose.It's got to be so hard for you everyday. I wish that never happened.I was really worried about your well being. We will always support you as your fans. You were 1 of the best out there. You look better and forgive yourself it was a accident.Be safe!!

[@burtbrooks7731]

Man those were the days June bug n’ smoke layin down monster laps at the big tracks 💪

[@paulg.gerard4804]

Great show, love it!

[@BlackBear15909]

Mannnn, I miss seeing Smoke racing on the track. Awesome dude!!

[@charleshughbryan5603]

Hey Dale, Great video with Tony you is one of my favorites. I raced with him at Eldora my last year now he owns the track ! Another Dick Trickle story. In ASA they had a 9 to 1 compression rule for claim engines. Dick would always pull out the number 1 plug to pump it and won a lot, but one time at Rockford Illinois, the inspector wanted to check another cylinder which was probably 12 to 1 and he forfitted the win. Reading between the lines like smoky Unic and his many tales. I ran a nitrous tank in my radiator with a line in the upper hose then under the injector to nozzles. It only lasted seconds but worked great. Then I went on to engineering.

[@mattfetter4123]

Lol rite on , I was flirting with nitrous in a balloon, goat racing. Always had same paints as tech. Changing exhaust pipes for features

[@mattfetter4123]

Damn spell check, go kart

[@charleshughbryan5603]

@@mattfetter4123 My sprinter had a 393 by Earl Gaerte which had 13.5 pistons and we ran 20% nitro in it , but the last half lap I needed the little nitrous boost to blast it. Like ridin' he bull.

[@WastdTrashPanda]

This channel has soooo much good content

[@brucefrye8799]

I miss seeing smoke racing. I love what he's done with Eldora. I'd love to see a true mile dirt track and maby see nascar three day show on the dirt "hint hint smoke"

[@mattfetter4123]

Winchester/ Arca

[@bryonkidder6199]

Robbie Gordon is a racer! I'm glad Tony found the courage to speak up...lol

[@keithmillerjr2825]

@rocketHtown He's just a tough racer and really tough on the track. Although he's actually a really nice guy.

[@edblair1]

Smoke turtled behind his teamamtes after pushing Robby and Robby came back string. We tolerated Smokes bipolarism so much he ended up killing a young man.

[@MarlHellbringer]

@@edblair1 GTFO with that garbage

[@72Dexter72Manley72]

@@edblair1 That young man had no businesses staying on that dirt track. A human being is not going to fair well being hit by a moving car. People can scream all day long that Tony hit him on purpose. But we all know not be standing around in a dirt track.

[@motivatdguy2000]

Dale, you could play basketball on that desk. Good lord!

[@jackrohde4709]

tHAT KEEPS ANYONE WITH BAD BREATH FAR ENOUGH AWAY.

[@jakevance6546]

Lol he's one upping Mr. Rogan with that desk lol 😂 just kidding! Shout out to Joe. And of course smoke 😉

[@bobbypaluga4346]

BoogerWhisperer A desk??? That thing looks like the runway off an aircraft carrier, you could hold midget racing on just half. You all could interview Typhoid Mary with that separation there would be no chance to getting sick.

[@TombstoneChris]

They should run a cup races on that desk might be more exciting than some of the tracks they race at now.

[@Robertjames525]

Go big or go home, you live once and life is short Captain obvious!🧐

[@loganmahoney2284]

This was beautiful

[@sergeantmasson3669]

Anybody that gives Tony Stewart crap can expect getting it back 10x times as much.

[@davehortonjr1061]

Sr and Smoke were always my favorite drivers. Say what you want about Tony. But he is one of the greatest talents and probably one of the smartest people in NASCAR history.

[@chrisfisher1625]

I really like this program. have they ever done a show on the decline of nascar? I'd be interested in hearing they more inside perspective of these guys

[@sandiegotrafficlightstrain354]

There was another show where Dale was interviewed on that and he downplayed it and said the sport is still popular.

[@lewisfrazier3506]

Just listen to Bumpy. Told it like it was

[@chadrat39]

Its not declining. Thats an old say myth.

[@hewhoislife]

@@chadrat39cope

[@npiccolo96]

It'd be very cool to have Bobby Labonte on the show! Favorite driver growing up!

[@richardstotlar6457]

Simply... agreed. #18

[@Benny5000]

Boy, has that Kyle Larson raw talent shined this year. You put a great driver in great equipment and magic happens.

[@robbyatwood7734]

I still remember watching that race where Newman and Busch passed him right at the end. So gutted for him lol

[@SVSecondChance]

They need to get back to the old days and Tony needs to stay on that show everyday