The Worst Way To Lose

Of the endless ways you can lose a NASCAR race, this might just be the worst...
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[@shilohchan4747]

The worst way to lose is when you are winning by 100 points and your teacher says whoever scores the next point wins.

[@randomvids1231000]

Man got so upset about Truex's loss that he made an entire video about NASCAR losses as a therapy of sorts. That's dedication!

[@HannibalHamlin1]

The true saddest loss in nascar history was Boris Said at Watkins Glen in the late 2000s. Was by far THE fastest in practice in that race, but qualifying got rained out meaning that they had to resort to owners points to decide the field. Said was bellow the cutoff and missed the race completely. This would’ve likely been the greatest shot to win a nascar race….

[@lostinrabbithole12]

The chart you have made undoubtedly promotes you officially to "NASCAR Jon Bois"

[@gregoryhughes]

Kasey Kahne’s entire rookie season could’ve been on this list

[@toyotafan7881]

Babe wake up, new EllyProductions video just dropped

[@midnightbluemoon2]

One worth mentioning that was not featured in the video: Denny Hamlin 2008 Richmond. He led 381 of the race's 410 laps, but he had a tire go down late. It got overshadowed by Kyle Busch turning Dale Jr. racing for the win shortly thereafter.

[@pagegaul]

It’s absolutely mind blowing that Mark Martin won 5 races at the age of 50 in 2010. I understand that the Michigan win was a fuel mileage win, but A) a win is a win. B) 5 races is a career defining year for most guys, but for Mark it was one last hurrah. To see that he had that much left in the tank at 50 and called it quits while he was ahead is astounding. Other than winning a championship, arguably the best way to end your career.

[@finnwilliams8404]

"I don't know what Kyle did to piss off the racing gods." Historically, he did a lot.

[@LessGo7921]

Daniel Hemric selling his entire soul to the Nascar devils to get his only win at the championship finale is a top 10 all time Nascar story and you can’t tell me otherwise. Esp since the playoffs robbed him of a ring in 2018

[@DennyDeliversYT]

if you want to win, here’s a list of things you should stay clear:

[@TheCamSays]

“I don’t know what Kyle Busch did to piss off the racing gods but they just wouldn’t let him prevail!”

[@andrewdotmp4]

Can't believe there wasn't any mention of Denny Hamlin's outrageous sell at the 2008 Richmond race. He led 381 of 410 laps (92.9% of the entire race btw) but it all was thrown away when he blew a tire and got a pit pen on top of it. And then Kyle Busch spun Dale Jr 17 laps later and nobody remembers what happened to DH

[@Ian44_92]

One that I think deserves a mention is the 2008 spring race at Richmond. Denny Hamlin led 380 of the 400 laps

[@vanillawafer176]

This is why Elly Productions is the next up and coming NASCAR KZbin Creator! He is soooo talented

[@TBone31]

This is a perfectly timed upload, as I am on the bus ride home from a varsity baseball game where the other team walked it off on a throwing error by my team lol

[@Estolcles]

I mean.... the race that brought NASCAR to the forefront:

[@charlespruitt360]

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[@Wrlixer]

I felt a shader in my heart when you showed Sheldon creed😭😭😭😭 he’s my xfinity driver

[@Landmasters]

While not in the video's format, I think the most painful loss in recent memory was Dale Jr at Talladega in 2015. If Harvick doesn't wreck the field and he manages to outrun Logano in the best car of the day, he makes it to Round 8 and gets that rain shortened win at Phoenix to make his only Championship 4 appearance