WILLY T RIBBS - WHERE ARE THEY NOW

[@DavidLand91]

Much better presentation this time. Good content. Willy T is a legend.

[@krissmatt9980]

Legend Lol

[@ragingbull154]

Legend in his own mind.

[@vancity2973]

LOL a legend.... delusional but that is normal in this day and age.

[@ChampCarforlife]

He is I hope you get to interview Willy

[@bryonkidder6199]

Loved Willy in the Trans-Am days! He was good and he didn't take any bullshit, everything a real race car driver needs to be...lol

[@OSUCherokee1]

The world wasn't ready for Willy T. Glad to hear his story now, and appreciate everything he fought for. In all things, competition makes us better, and allowing all competitors makes for a better product. Racing is such a hard business to get into; very much still an elitist sport, but there have been glimmers of hope. iRacing has been the next generation's chance at getting into the sport.

[@budyeddi5814]

As a race fan since childhood that's also a black person, I was shocked to only recently discover Willy T when watching old TransAm reruns on KZbin a few weeks ago. Then today I see this gem in my recommended videos! I'm definitely gonna have to checkout the film. Thanks for sharing :)

[@Bingwadc]

Love it. Willy T Ribbs was a great driver...

[@briankearn3965]

This is great! I'm looking forward to the whole series. Thanks for putting it together. Willy is a tough racer.

[@Casey_J96]

Well now we have to see Roger Penske dance lol. Great to hear from Willy, loved the Netflix doc

[@BowkerAero]

Albuquerque and London in the same sentence! Quality Content, thanks WillyT anbd Indycar!

[@ricknolte6846]

I remember seeing Willy and Don King walking together years ago at the Detroit GP.I think Willy was running Trans Am then.

[@johnreinert202]

Great interview, cool to here from a trailblazing legend. I remember bumping into Willy at Road America when I was a volunteer paddock worker probably around 1991. He was in a hurry, running to get to his car and accidentally bumped into me, lol. I believe Walter Payton was running Trans Am at the time, I'm curious if the two ever had any racing connection.

[@kopski6531]

No One quite like Willy! Loved all the interviews in the past year and Uppity was so enlightening to see how far racing & life has to go for true equality.

[@ShutnikActual]

me wanting to be the first black american indycar champion. he and lewis hamilton are the people i look up to and always will. thanks willy for paving the way for us man.

[@YY-bl1is]

Great.

[@kristianpyykko]

I remember him from an endurance race raced here in Finland at Kemora racetrack. Midsummer 500 I think it was. He was racing with Robert Lappalainen at least and a relative of a Formula 1 Champion I remember...

[@kristianpyykko]

Juan Manuel Fangio II he was ☝️☝️

[@kristianpyykko]

And the year was 1987

[@GPharaod9]

I'm up next!! ✊🏾✊🏾

[@kristianpyykko]

Go Willy! 💪💪

[@rockingrandmaof2]

Willy: do you remember James M. Dinsmore? He passed away in early January. I'm his widow. His ending was not pretty. Reach back if you can.

[@alexlacl8730]

Great driver

[@sadsharksvehementcomics8265]

I wonder if him and Lewis Hamilton have ever talked to one another?

[@ericmarchesini4883]

Wasn’t he an analyst at the 2011 Indy Lights race at Barber and Long Beach

[@staticon1976]

is this the dude that ran over that guy and killed him?

[@jopac4742]

He should have never been a day late to test for Ken Terrell F-1 team:-(

[@josephallen8044]

Used to watch him race in trans ams , he was a very good driver .

[@malikdigger4544]

Willie T. Ribbs seen films of Indy Cart Series aswell Trans Am too correct me if wrong didn't drove a NASCAR car in 80s.

[@dionf12000]

Awesome love the Netflix documentary

[@patrickwhite4449]

It’s just on Netflix.

[@VanekLarson]

Getting famous off of comments day 250, so I can live the dream, live every day like it’s your last🚀

[@peteragostino5979]

Indycar with content???!???????!!!??!!!!?!!??

[@vancity2973]

A legend in the same category as hiro matsushita who I rank far ahead of willy. The guy also hit a marshal and killed him in Vancouver!

[@andisadler2897]

Yes was a viscious slam into the road. No human could have survived that. Marshall got hit by the back wheel, the force the marshall hit the road was madness. I think he was only 22 at the time.

[@mattomatteobacktrip6639]

Uppity il Mohamed ali delle corse automobilistiche ti meritavi una ferrari da f1 !

[@BrentTnerb2217]

Wonder if Bill Cosby rubbed on the car like he did random woman.