Geoff Bodine EXCLUSIVE accident Daytona wreck 2000 Truck

[@mike104740]

That is some good ass camera quality for 2000

[@zaymclovin4178]

True

[@DixietheGoat9]

Yeah For an Incident That happend 18 Years ago This is really good fucking Quality Its looks like it just happened resently

[@jollyomeatLA]

I didn't realize till you mentioned it. WOW

[@Musicrecords10]

It's because it's not recorded from a shitty VHS player and then converted many times to upload it to youtube.

[@DerrickRG]

@@Musicrecords10 Exactly.

[@MyDogFulton]

its awesome seeing the massive crowd there for a truck race. NASCAR has done such a terrible job promoting this series

[@MrBigShot110]

Unfortunately at this point even the sprint cup is emptying. Hopefully someone can bring nascar back to the spotlight.

[@darlenechristianson6307]

you also have to remember this was the first time the trucks raced at Daytona. Of course there was a lot of fans for the first event

[@GearheadGeisha]

Damn. That is an astounding shot. None of us really got to see what happened to his truck until after he came out of the fireball. This type of shot really helps to understand the nature of the crash better, and it's excellent footage. I still can't believe that he survived, with relatively minor injuries too! As you can see, his saving grace would seem to be that he never did suffer a sudden stop. That, and Lonnie Rush Jr. seemed to hit the undercarriage rather than the top of the cage.

[@HayTatsuko]

This was one of the scariest, most gut-wrenching moments I ever experienced watching NASCAR... but you know, Bodine was one of the guys responsible for making NASCAR safer than it was in the rough old days. It was good to see it pay off in a personal way for him, and is good to know that he's still got the fire inside. Really excellent footage you got, there. Thank you very much for sharing it.

[@andrewparks5904]

How Bodine survived this is beyond me.

[@carwhiz90]

Andrew Parks during the prerace segment of the 2001 Daytona truck race, Ray Dunlap says Bodine attributes the race seat in the truck that saved his life. The tightness of the seat with duel head rests to the left and right is what contributed to him staying alive during the crash. Safety is the number 1 priority in NASCAR

[@CJODell12]

@@carwhiz90 IIRC, Geoff Bodine was also the first NASCAR driver to regularly wear a full-face helmet during races (no later than 1986).

[@FictionalADDON-24]

I mean Mike Harmon survived after his car is literally been ripped in half by a gate.

[@nalyd8991]

The catch fence is like a cheese grater. Just look at the way the front of the truck disappears.

[@IamTheShermanator]

That really is incredible footage. Never imagined pit road footage would exist.

[@Lotus49b]

wow.. i never knew this angle existed.. great footage. i remember watching this live

[@davidca96]

"oh look out we got trouble, this is gonna hurt" (complete and utter carnage ensues)

[@LASTCARonBROCK]

Incredible footage; thank you so much for sharing it.

[@PeteDavidson-yl3ps]

Worked maintenance at a track in Canada, the crash was so severe it took off the drivers arm, he was passed out at the time. Fire Crews had never seen such carnage let alone blood at a race track, well I’ll tell ya that picking up the Drivers arm was the single biggest, and last thing I ever did. Lucky, getting the arm on ice and off to the Hospital saved his arm….2 years later he was racing again…….

[@crazydrummer181]

Wow. Good on you guys for taking care of the situation. Seems you were doing a good job if his arm was able to be saved.

[@crazydrummer181]

Some of the most amazing footage ever captured of a racing accident. Thank you for sharing.

[@bwfextreme]

This video changes my whole perspective of the crash. This angle clearly shows the rapid velocity changes his truck experiences, and the exact motion in which his truck traveled throughout the entire crash sequence

[@ownwar8]

you sir, are going to become famous with this video. what an amazing capture in such amazing quality.

[@maxversthappening8166]

Bruh I've seen bank security cameras in 2020 with less quality than this random video from 2000

[@minirod2007]

All the more incredible from having to shoot between heads and shoulders along enormously crowded pit wall!!

[@HarvestmanMan]

Interesting. I did not know that Kurt drove the #99 in 2000. Also, this is some of the best footage I've seen of this accident. Keep up the good work.

[@18carNASCAR]

WOW, that quality is amazing for a video that was recorded in 2000

[@minirod2007]

When I shot this, Bodine's truck came off the fence and was immediately punted by the #27 truck of Lonnie Rush Jr.; this sudden and additional upward burst of motion caused me to quickly "zoom out" to try and locate Bodine's truck again. In slo-motion you can see this occur, and equally amazing is separation of the small-block engine in a tumbling fireball, plus complete front end suspension parts.

[@Dale_Earnhardt_Fan_NASCAR]

Wait a minute you're are saying you in pit lane recording that😱😳

[@angelcastaneda1984]

this was the angle i have been looking for of this crash

[@DixietheGoat9]

Angel Castaneda Im gonna say by Luck and a FUCKING MIRACLE

[@Daniel-36]

I’ve seen a few photos of this wreck and it’s honestly haunting and amazing how you can literally see Geoff throughout the crash, while he’s flipping and the other cars are on the track

[@andie361]

I remember Geoff from when he raced modifieds back in 70s and 80s. He definitely has an angels looking out for him.

[@OldManCassius]

Just crazy in the slow-mo to watch the hood of that truck just melt away, thanks for sharing.

[@33skoalbandit]

Amazing that this is only now being seen after 10 years!

[@SPCWakefield1103]

Annnnd another 10 years

[@lucasblanton5203]

0:13 did another truck flip?

[@namento45_yt]

Nope, He was very close to flipping but eventually didnt

[@STP43FAN1]

Wow, never knew a low-angle shot of that wreck existed.

[@metalligimp]

Incredible footage. You should work for one of the NASCAR networks. I've never seen an angle like this one before this video..it's crazy how the back end of the car whipped around after hitting the fence.

[@EAHowe]

ive always wondered what happened because you cant see from the tv camera through all the flames. great capture and qaulity especially from a camera from 2000.

[@jimmyweider3113]

I love Goeff , My Father took me to see him as a little kid, He is the Best am Thankful to God he did not die.

[@Moose6340]

Amazing footage. It really shows how Bodine's truck got pushed into the catch fence and torn up like it was run across a cheese grater. Did NASCAR ever see this footage or did anybody ask for it, to use it in examining how the truck came apart and if anything could be learned for future safety?

[@schoolcraftT]

0:56 “Oh look out, we got trouble! This is gona hurt.” -Marty Reed

[@RIEKSONE]

wow i wish there more videos from the pit stop good thing Geoff was safe

[@ezera7616]

Probably one of the scariest moments in NASCAR history, I'm never going to forget seeing this for the first time and being completely flabbergasted by the fact that he was still breathing after this accident.

[@69mopar440]

@TheEverlastingSM well not quite. The driver was actually in the hospital for a few months clinging to life followed by months of rehab as well as a few injuries to those in the stands. But yeah, that catch fence saved the series from pretty much getting shut down

[@OfficialKiwiFrankencop]

1:02 those poor poor people right infron of the catch fence...... thank goodness for seat belts!!!!! :D

[@kyloten-raikerz6638]

NASCAR Crashes 2018 What? Seatbelts played no part in this (except for keeping the driver safe).. I think you mean catch fence.

[@SPCWakefield1103]

I know I’m 7 years late, the seatbelts literally had nothing to do with this crash

[@OfficialKiwiFrankencop]

@@SPCWakefield1103 yeah idk wtf I was thinking

[@OfficialKiwiFrankencop]

@@SPCWakefield1103 I think I was just referring to how his truck was disintegrated to just the roll cage and if he had not been properly belted in he probably would’ve died

[@codymoe4986]

@SPCwakefield1103...Seatbelts had nothing to do with this crash? You think Bodine would've survived without them??

[@AKidNamedKenny96]

Wow great footage this is the best i have ever seen for this

[@SoldiesBC]

Fantastic quality for the year.

[@X5Industries]

Early 720P camera?

[@randomreviewsrebooted5156]

You really did a great job on this video! Very bad crash + dramatic music = perfect video! Nice!

[@DaytonaPrototypes]

Wow. 1080p in the year 2000!? Most TV networks couldn't do that back then.

[@osladitait8336]

0:14 I have Question that truck flip?

[@BottleRocket11]

oh man this is an incredible angle of the crash

[@nilesyensel7516]

+Don Gillespie I have to ask, what was the mood in the pits after the crash?

[@MurphyMonster]

Now, this actually shows what happend to his truck. You cant see anything from the original angle.

[@751LUIDZINOFC]

NASCAR TRUCK SERIES 2000, ERA MUITO BOA NA ÉPOCA

[@nascargavin8]

did the car at :13 flip?

[@leeward6762]

I just wish that all the safety changes that came after Earnhardt's Death the following year could have been implemented after the Bodine crash and maybe Dale would still be here.

[@NascarRacing2003Fan]

Wow good angle. That fence mangled that car.

[@crystaljon]

#27-Lonnie Rush Jr

[@IndyB25]

@JaddKaizanMC It wasn't the catchfense but the pole holding the catchfence.

[@silenceenigma587]

The music, it sounds like I heard it before in a game. And how did Bodine survive that crazy crash>!

[@minirod2007]

First crash of the race finds rookie Kurt Busch (#99 Exide Batteries) sideways, causing Marty Houston's blue machine (#4) to lose control and make contact with rear of Randy Renfrow (#41), who "almost" flips, but somehow does not.

[@Nickbotmax]

This looks like it was filmed in 2012

[@combatking20]

Dude excellent capture. faved. :)

[@Oat_meal_YT]

for 2000, it looks like like something that is filmed today

[@DixietheGoat9]

Yeah Damn

[@antz350]

man great photography i seriously put this in my favorites, that was one terrible wreck

[@aesutton]

hey man what's the ambient song at the end from?

[@afr0mta]

astonishing quality

[@word360]

Strange, from the original angle, I thought that Bodine's truck went COMPLETELY into the fencing (left-side first). From this new one, though, can see that the nose "catching" the fence (and the #27 hit him right after) made this crash more devastating!

[@ragingrac3ryt894]

0:27 The aftermath of the crash with that tire rolling around looks like a movie scene Jokes aside, this is one of the most violent crashes I've ever seen

[@word360]

@Nas49Razing That was Randy Renfrow, but he didn't flip (he sure came close to doing just that, though).

[@fireballrun]

Geoff Bodine talks about the accident on our channel, see the ON THE RUN playlist

[@paulboggan]

amazing vid! great work.

[@Nohjjohnthegreat]

Who was that at 0:06?

[@Ryeblue]

0:13 Did he flip?

[@felipegarcia6509]

Overtake Attack05 almost, but no.

[@KyleBuschF18]

00:51

[@jr3503]

Scary. Very Scary. Glad he is ok.

[@rookieonraceway]

other than the interlacing, the quality is good

[@Kaseythehusky]

at 0:13, did that truck go upside down?

[@KingMikus12]

Randy Renfrow in the #41 he is the truck who almost goes over at 0:15, he actually stays on two wheels

[@BuschWhackerReviews]

way to add overly dramatic music

[@DustyKneezz]

Quit crying you pussy

[@sebastiangonzalezschwidrow603]

Its cus if not the sound would be quiet, so its either that or nothing

[@crazydrummer181]

Considering this still holds up as one of the most violent crashes in NASCAR history 20 years later I’d say this music is awesome and totally fits.

[@zachcatanzareti]

@Kaseythehusky it was Randy Renfrow and no he just got up on two wheels KZbin search 'NASCAR Craftsman Trucks at Daytona 2000: (pt.6/16)'

[@Jwal98]

What's the music that starts at 0:51?

[@MortifiedPenguin275]

How did that Renfrow car not flip?

[@NASCARDesigns]

1080p HD FTW

[@Hazmat0357]

To this day. Worst crash I’ve ever seen in any motorsport, or sport period.

[@redbluemouse]

Man, I don’t know why did NASCAR go post?

[@ToddMarcusisthebest]

0:27 the wreck

[@crazydrummer181]

For those too impatient to watch a minute and a half long video lmao

[@DJprofessork72]

@69mopar440 Definitely. Without the catch fencing being as strong as it is, it could have possibly been a wreck a la Le Mans 1955.

[@bigrazo5098]

any body seen final destination..

[@imr991]

Big RazO oh yeah that movie that over exaggerated a nascar crash

[@ROUDFAN]

That film Litterally has no Physics.

[@BogattheMoon]

Meet the guy that owned/built that truck in North Georgia couple years back.

[@GodzillaLegendary-vt1pr]

That guy on the pit the lap that happened is lucky

[@donnie017]

#Prayers #WellTakeItFromHere

[@davidmays5231]

Lucky man to live thru that.

[@brookstheump]

I can understand that view, IMO Bodine's was because of the hits he took after hitting the fence. But then again, i don't think any fans were seriously injured in this wreck compared to yesterday's.

[@porchmanthree8062]

just a timestamp 0:28

[@DaytonaPrototypes]

0:54 The 99 Truck of Kurt Busch was lucky as hell.

[@dmr1988]

Wow. To be fair the accident doesn't look as bad from this angle. If you look at the cockpit it doesn't seem to stop as badly as the tv angle. Still a hell of a crash though.

[@ZWeinstein15]

Its amazing from that angle you see how nasty that hit from Lonnie Rush was I never knew how hard that was from the TV angle And its amazing how Renfrow didnt flip that truck

[@my64impala1]

the crash looks alot different from this view. on the tv it looks like it just flew directly into the fence but this shows how it like crawled up the wall

[@Racer57]

Well if you take in account the hits after Bodine made contact with the fence, than totally agreed that Bodine's was much worse. I was just looking at the initial impact with the fence and Larson had a harder hit it appears. Both very scary incidents. I couldn't believe the damage to the 32 yesterday. I swore his legs where taken off after seeing the car.

[@SPCWakefield1103]

I’m from the future.... booo... Austin Dillion goes into the fence in 2015...

[@75ProductionzHD]

What WAS that first wreck?!?!

[@tmjtnet]

i cant help but notice the pit sign at 1:15 looks like it says "ass" instead of "ASE" just sayin

[@111820nascar]

@ACDCsuperfan91 Put in : NASCAR Craftsman Trucks at Daytona 2000: (pt.6/16)

[@bryansgamingtvtube3185]

I SAW HIS HELMET!!

[@Dizzyanimation1812]

What?!

[@Dizzyanimation1812]

I did not see that?!

[@kvisser26games25]

cool race sound

[@gordonfan200]

The #4 truck is actually Bobby Hamilton

[@vicp1990]

I was at this race!!!! That happened right in from me!!!! My 1st ever race!!! And no other sport compares to NASCAR!!!! Lol

[@DGeorge819]

It is amazimg how that fence tore up the body like a cheese grader. Unbelievable.

[@thedirtybubble9613]

Rob Morgan screwed up big time.