Jeff Green: Racing For NASCAR Legends Like Earnhardt, Childress & Petty

[@DirtyMoMedia]

Was 90's NASCAR the best NASCAR? What Jeff Green car was the most iconic?

[@johnnydope81]

Nesquick 10 Bush Series Car. My opinion

[@NonNein-bn6ni]

80s and 90s tie for me, they were incredible eras that were different but equally awesome. I remember Jeff driving an orange Taz car in the late 90s because it’s my favorite color and I thought it was cool.

[@theroadlesstraveled8327]

I miss NASCAR back in the 90's...Jeff Green was and is a respectable man..

[@thedistractedcanadian4355]

One of the coolest guys to race against

[@rogerbarnhill2856]

Oh yes that my. Favorite time in Nascar

[@UKSportsFan]

Jeff is truly a great guy. I used to live in Owensboro and was one of his neighbors that he spoke of growing up (on Chickasaw Dr.). I lived a few doors down across the street, and he's exactly right when he talked about us "racing popsicles in the curb after a rain". Great memories from my childhood. I lived next door to Mrs. Potts, his grandmother.... and she was salt of the earth good people. Sad to hear of her passing, but I'm extremely impressed and surprised to hear that she lived to the ripe old age of 102. Thanks for having Jeff on, Dale, Jr., it's always good to know how he's doing and what he's up to these days. 👍

[@blaketerry4779]

What's your name? I'm Jason Terry's son

[@thedistractedcanadian4355]

I’m in the league Jeff is in and he’s always competitive wish I could run more like him and would love to see Dale jr make an appearance in our arca series so I can run with him! That shoutout for elite is amazing I’m happy to be a competitor every time I can

[@rogerdeloach7994]

This has been a really fun interview to watch because of some personal involvement on my part. Jeff Green would not remember me from Adam, but he probably will remember my son, Nathanael. Nathanael was hired by Steve Addington at PPC Racing going into the 2000 season. He began as the young kid at the shop who, among other duties, cleaned the bathrooms and moped the garage floor. Nathanael quickly became more and more a part of the team at PPC Racing with most of his involvement on the Jason Keller side of the shop during the first couple of years. In the end, he worked for PPC for seven years. Now for the fun Jeff Green part of the story. In this interview Jeff's Daytona roll over was mentioned. When my wife and I drove to North Carolina that March to visit Nathanael, he mentioned that he had a birthday present for me. I was quite surprised when he pulled from the closet a quarter panel from the Nesquik car with "Happy Birthday, Roger - Jeff Green- Daytona 2000" written on it. Not long after that, Circle Track Magazine did a story on safety with the Nesquik car in the air upside down on the cover. The quarter panel that is seen in the cover photo still hangs in my garage with the magazine next to it in a frame. I also have a picture of Jeff and I standing next to his car just before he climbed in for the race at Milwaukee. Yes, I had a Nesquik Chocolate milk in my hand ready to gulp down!

[@stephenullman4534]

I was really happy to hear about all what Jeff did. Really didn't follow him much. But knew of him. Very interesting career. I also didn't know that he and Jr were so close back then. Great interview. Got a lot out of it. Glad to know Jeff's history.

[@dharley189]

I’ve enjoyed watching all the Green boys careers back to KMS in Whitesville Ky. Thanks for making Owensboro proud ‼️ Now you need to interview David and Mark too.

[@punktalley]

Never knew I was a Jeff Green fan...Jr you have showed me so many people that I became a new fan to and thank to the web I can go back follow thei career.

[@robertpiper5411]

Great to hear from Jeff, looking good at 60.

[@TracksideViews]

Man that yellow Nesquik car was iconic in the Busch Series

[@jwadzy]

I've raced with Jeff a lot in our sim racing league and he is such a stand up guy. Cool to see him on DJD

[@Swampwalkerusa]

It's good to see Jeff enjoying his life. We haven't forgotten him, good man, good racer.Genuine .

[@jdhaase1417]

I’m the same age as Jeff. 61. I quit late model racing 15 years ago. Not a day went by that I didn’t wish I was behind the wheel of a late model or hanging with the guys in the shop working on the cars. Blessed with grandchildren two years ago and that filled that void for me. Love being a grandpa!

[@matthewgreenlee4631]

I live in the same area as Jeff. We have a mutual friend. I've visited his home a couple of times, and he's been to my place once. He treated me with the utmost respect. Super nice person.

[@markweber5297]

Great guest. I always liked Jeff, especially since we're both from Kentucky

[@oy2vz241]

I had the good fortune to meet you Dale in Phoenix after you one your 2nd championship and meet Jeff Green at a event at the Pomona Fairplex in 2000. Thank you both for a great experience

[@busher69]

Jr's show is so much fun. His guests bring so much history and fun. It's almost like a time warp with every guest. Love It.

[@connorritchie973]

Jeff Green was a great race car driver. His Brothers David and Mark were really good in the Busch Series(now the Xfinity Series). Jeff had a great NASCAR career in the Cup Series. I remember that Best Buy #66 that he drove for HAAS. He was a great driver. It’s good that you had him on your show. He’s a good one. You should get Scott Riggs on your show. He’s a good one too.

[@eddyredmond7758]

Dale loved watching Jeff run at Nashville in 1989 and 1990. Big fan here!!!

[@d-railg4302]

Once again, another great episode. Even for someone who’s not the most knowledgeable about NASCAR in the 90’s. Very entertaining.

[@jefferyrobertson7520]

Jeff Green NASCAR Busch Grand National Series Driver From The Early 90s Glory Days Of V6 Engine Thanks For Uploading

[@sodaron]

I met Jeff Green back at his Mooresville shop back literally the week they won the Xfinity Championship and were switching to Chevrolets.. :-D haha My Dad who passed away in 2014 was big into going to the race shops. He thought the world of Jeff Green. This guy came out and talked to Dad Mom and I for conversation and take pictures. I remember Jeff telling dad they couldnt catch the Chevrolets and yet won the Championship in a Ford in 2000. Couldnt have met a nicer guy except maybe Ricky Rudd who I met numerous times because I was a Tide Ride kid in the 90s. This was all after watching the last race in Atlanta 2000 of your Dad Dale Jr. Did get to attend your Dad's final last full race.

[@paulbowen7539]

I love the Green Brothers. Good old down home country boys.

[@dwaynecouch849]

Much respect for Jeff. Can't wait to see more from him.

[@davidgough1161]

This is really cool, I have always liked the Green brothers. Good, Fair racers. My friend had a late model in the 80's and the Green brothers were always some of the best!

[@Tim72-m5c]

Great show as always even better that Jeff was on it. God bless you all and your loved ones 🙏

[@Calebmason13]

Awesome to see you interviewing another Owensboro Native. My hometown…we got some drivers that come from out of here!

[@UKSportsFan]

Darrell and Michael Waltrip... David, Mark and Jeff Green... and Jeremy Mayfield. Not bad.

[@davidwithrow512]

Great interview! Its crazy how many racers come out of that little KY. town.

[@seantyler369]

Great one, I got to meet Jeff when he was in the Nesquik car and such a nice guy.

[@CrewGuyPJ]

Im surprised how many times Wes Ward has come up in episodes. I was fortunate to work with him at Jarrett/Favre in 99 and 2000...solid crew chief!

[@trumanlewis8237]

First time I ever seen full deer stuffed. Awesome looking, excepted it to get up and walk off. Great interview with a super guy.

[@TanDawg58]

I always felt bad for Jeff. Going from great champion to expert valet and the all time last place leader. I'm glad RSS at least allowed him to run the Superspeedway races and show what the once great Jeff Green could still do.

[@lionelhollywood7275]

Loved this one man …. Jeff’s family is a treasure bo

[@deepspace1992]

Gotta love a fellow Kentucky boy, seems like a great dude (and hunter, looks like!)

[@kevinhaun1]

The ones I always overlook end up being the best convos.

[@carguy0000]

Great interview Jr ,always liked Jeff Green

[@joym4955]

Thanks Jeff Green , your a class act

[@DirtyMoMedia]

Glad you enjoyed the interview! Thank you for watching

[@jdhaase1417]

Be a tough job for any driver to be the first one to fill the seat behind Dale sr in the black 3 car. Jeff can drive the wheels off a race car.

[@muffman8469]

GREAT CONVERSATION

[@dakotaallen6401]

Love these podcast man. Y’all keep it up. Thanks jr

[@DirtyMoMedia]

More to come!

[@TheBlackMambaa248]

Jeff Green and Steve Park swapping rides mid-season is still one of the wildest things I've ever seen in NASCAR

[@josephjones4412]

Met jeff at Rockingham 2001 fall race. He was pretty cool

[@jdhaase1417]

I bought my first late model from David Green. Mark had been running the car as a late model before jumping to Busch. I’m thinking David maybe ran the car in some All Pro races before it became a late model. Best chassis I ever had and the only late model that I won multiple races with.

[@TSi99999]

Great show

[@DirtyMoMedia]

Thank you!

[@thatdirtylife8685]

There is rc racing right here in the dirty mo!!

[@user-bt8vn3dj6o]

Great interview.

[@Typhooon342]

OSRL legend Jeff Green

[@axxeman6]

I also am a 61 year old Sim racer. Let’s get after it !

[@DirtyMoMedia]

That's awesome!

[@nazcarcup]

I can say I raced against Jeff Green...on iRacing. Finished 2nd to him.

[@scottbelcher6554]

I went to school with Jeff and his wife they are from my hometown of Owensboro Ky

[@scottbelcher6554]

Went to school with Michael Waltrip as well

[@IanTheMotorsportsMan_YT]

It’s a shame that fans only remember him as a backmarker driver who couldn’t “do anything” in Xfinity. His prime career in the Busch Series deserves that attention, period!

[@toddschlicher]

For sure. When he was in good equipment, he was a top driver in the series.

[@scottlamadeleine2243]

I dont remember him for that. I remember him running around in that Nestle Quick car putting a whooping on everyone and winning the championship by a whole lot

[@IanTheMotorsportsMan_YT]

@@scottlamadeleine2243 admittedly, I did grow up seeing him race on midfield cars and backmarker cars, but I’ve always appreciated his prime in Busch

[@clhoyt1003]

I'm a 61 year old simracer, too. LoL

[@briantaylor6562]

Harold Holly was like another Junior Johnson. Really smart man.

[@jodywells7519]

There was a 68 Camaro jeff raced at kms , dont remember him ever getting beat

[@joepa7177]

What's the cool little box in the background showing the team scores a weather and such? It even showed how many days till halloween

[@gothard5]

he talked about that several episodes ago.

[@robertgoulet1961]

It's kinda funny how Jeff describes them as the Cleanex Car and the Dr Pepper Car, so the sponsor's of the cars are easily remembered 25 years later, even if nobody can remember who owned the car or the team.

[@lonniem9728]

Awesome video

[@miltonjoyner4201]

I’m sure this is more convenient, but I can’t wait til the guests are in studio with Jr.

[@brandonpennington1983]

I want to know how much does it cost to mount a whole deer. Thats pretty cool, ive never seen that before.

[@paulbowen7539]

I remember his telling Frank Foster how it is a few years ago, im thinking it was at TMS.

[@jaredotfc7433]

Need to get Bobby Hamilton jr on sometime

[@kurtnielsen6684]

This one and the Casey Atwood were the best

[@GregorySovine-bt9hj]

IMO, the year long championship is way more prestigious than the playoff championship. Yes I know it is that way in other sports, but for NASCAR... I feel like it would be running a marathon and then resetting the field in the last mile. A great sprint, but clearly not the winner.

[@mrbigw100]

Where is our boy Mike Davis

[@bark1x]

Some gfrp cars nice!!!!

[@pacificforkoutfitters2901]

Come elk hunting ,it's like turkey hunting times 1000!!!

[@davidlawson2326]

Hey! I am a 66 year old sim racer,

[@trevhawe]

Couple a 50 plus year old guys IRACING.I love that stuff.👌

[@sevencorter]

You should get your feet wet in the RC dirt oval and or asphalt oval racing. It will fill the void of not racing the big cars as much and it doesn't require a charter lol.

[@HAWGJAWZ64]

Thats racing, lets get back to that era, were the team made their own decision not a suit and tie guy in the penthouse telling you how to race.

[@brandoncreswell]

I will never forgive covid for making this type of interview acceptable

[@AddisonBook]

There is no mention of John Force having a crash?

[@toddschlicher]

He talked about it in yesterday’s video.

[@briantaylor6562]

Probably didn't think about it.

[@trumanlewis8237]

Different show.

[@gothard5]

why would that ever come up in a conversation with Jeff Green? If you wanna listen to people talk about the NHRA, then go find an NHRA podcast to listen to or watch.

[@travislohneis224]

Look at those deer mounts …..that full deer mount is badass

[@gothard5]

I find it all thoroughly disgusting.

[@travislohneis224]

@@gothard5 I guess that’s your opinion

[@brandoncreswell]

Jeff Green and Mark Martin DESERVED a real sit down conversation. Not this bs. Just take a week or two off

[@szymonkunda2197]

Actually they didn't want to go to studio and that's why an online interview

[@pops8623]

Why all the negativity

[@brandoncreswell]

Another potentially amazing interview ruined by zoom R.I.P

[@johncarty4535]

Wonder if jeff went hunting with Dale Sr. And I wish they would have talked about Jeff's hunting

[@gothard5]

I am glad they did not talk about that. hunting is stupid.

[@mistyessinger]

Didn't realize Jr had property in Ohio💚🤟

[@thegonz7833]

Jeff has always been a likeable son of a buck.

[@MacNur-tu3cq]

Noiceeee

[@michaelsullivan1262]

Get your mic off the table if you’re going to constantly hit it. My god.

[@michaelsullivan1262]

OY! That weird “race craft” thing. HATE. IT.

[@Sicklajoie]

Better than listening to DBC podcast, "listen", "obviously", "to your point" and TJ with everything being so "hard" and the drivers being "really good".

[@michaelsullivan1262]

As overused as everyone that speaks English saying “like” every other word.

[@Kyle-nd6cf]

Does dale ever shut up

[@briantaylor6562]

It's called an interview

[@trumanlewis8237]

It's his show.

[@gothard5]

Jeff’s background is utterly disgusting. I hate hunting. I was really looking forward to this conversation with Jeff Green, but all that garbage in the background makes this unwatchable.

[@fredrubble4305]

Easy soft hands