NASCAR Busts: Steve Park (Retracted)

[@mofoprada]

I will never say Steve Park was a bust. His first injury in the late 90s cost him a shot at Rookie of the Year. His 2nd injury in 2001 nearly cost him his life and forever affected his driving ability. He was on pace to finish in the top 10 in points that season. Steve Park was a great talent, but circumstances forever ruined his racing career. Can’t call him a bust for that.

[@dennyhamlinfan1148]

A. Prada he was cursed. The fact that he even came back from a brain injury like that showed what talent he had

[@bertdemeule4802]

A. Prada @

[@lucasblanton5203]

I can agree on that

[@nuggetyoshi5119]

All we could do as of now is ask what if

[@razormc954]

Steve Park wasn't a bust, he just had horrible luck and had several bad crashes, he showed glimpses of what could have been though. A bust doesn't win 2 races in Cup,

[@stickydaddymilk6577]

DewStorm88 couldn't have said it any better

[@nascartoday8849]

He was a bust not cuz he sucked like BFM said "not of is own fault"

[@heroinamerica6016]

Agreed, almost all of fans who watch park said he had great talent, just horrible luck. He was much better than mikey and near jr for a bit in results. He even came back and got a 13th in TBRs trash equipment at Daytona.

[@razormc954]

old memes and cars He didn't suck though, he still ran near the top 10 consistently in his peak, which is good

[@marquis281v8]

"A bust doesn't win 2 races in Cup," please see Derrike Cope

[@BuschWhackerReviews]

Geez the same day he gets a throwback tribute? Harsh Getting two wins puts him above a shitload of drivers in history

[@connergrindstaff3683]

yeah some guys who havent had a bust video made: Jerry Nadeau; 1 win, Johnny Benson, Jr.;1 win, Mike Skinner; 0 wins

[@FastDuDeJiunn]

Yea and legit wins, no rain out wins. I mean dont get me wrong i take a rain out win too but i hate that to be my only w.... i won the race was neck and neck at 45mph.... behind the pace car lol

[@CJODell12]

Jeve Stobs But Skinner won 28 times in the truck series

[@ChrisMolyneaux93]

@@connergrindstaff3683 Mike Skinner won the inaugural Truck Series championship in 1995, so I wouldn't exactly call him a bust.

[@twitch923]

Chris Molyneaux his cup career was a bust

[@CBF65]

I don’t really consider Park a bust. His injuries derailed him.

[@FloridaManRacer]

As someone who watched Steve in person running modifieds before he ever got his big break, I totally get the title and I'm not pissed in any way shape or form. As you said ""Through no fault of his own" It was a totally freak accident and it changed him forever. But I'm here to make DAMN SURE people understand this one thing. That guy could drive THE EVER LOVING SHIT out of a race car. One of the most talented guys I ever saw wheel a race car. They say Senna could make a formula one car dance through the corners. Steve Park could make a modified beg for mercy around Thomspon.

[@christenn32]

John Douglas Racing Video I believe you, there's a reason why Dale Sr picked him to drive for him.

[@dennyhamlinfan1148]

The dude could drive. Him and Irvan would have been so much better without injury

[@jessemullen9083]

Irvan raced better afterwards though. Sure, he wrecked a lot, but he also won races and finished in the top 10. Poor Steve never recovered at the cup level though. (At least he won that truck race, and a few lower series events later on)

[@nazcarcup]

John Douglas Racing Video ABSOLUTELY

[@stewpuddy4161]

He was AMAZING in a modified.

[@MrSourceMan]

5:22 Can we all just appreciate Mark Martin taking down the netting to give Park a thumbs up after he just lost to him? What a good dude.

[@sethwoodworth3210]

HourlyB agreed shame mark never won the 500

[@chandlerwhite8302]

I noticed hat too. Mark raced him with everything he had right up to the checkered flag, but the second the race was over he genuinely congratulated Park on the win. Mark is a good guy.

[@sethwoodworth3210]

Chandler White agreed. Wish he'd raced a little longer but the glory days are over.

[@atagosraven2267]

Tbh, Steve Park had one of the best paint schemes I’ve ever seen before in NASCAR.

[@Supersonicspyro]

I mean he just had a yellow version of Earnhardt jr.s paint scheme

[@CoryAY82383]

@@Supersonicspyro yep but it looked great on the track and I use that motor oil still in my Ram 1500

[@brandonclark160]

@@Supersonicspyro he couldn't ever keep paint on the car for long... And Pennzoil is garbage. It leaves nasty ass waxy film over everything

[@MrMiD.Life.Crisis]

It makes me think of Erick Comas and the '98 JGTC Nissan R33. Looks a damn sight better than the livery Waltrip drove for years.

[@yanirarodriguezportez152]

*david ragan, bk and redbull racing, and Micheal Waltrip racing:* are you sure about that

[@AutoRockinRacing94]

The same day Logano's throwback scheme of Steve's was unveiled.

[@BlackFlagsMatter]

Totally a coincidence I had planned to upload this video last week.

[@RAID3R63]

Black Flags Matter still bad timing lol while I disagree with your bust tag. I can say his career isn't what you would picture as successful it certainly isn't a Casey Atwood bust or b Hamilton jr.

[@johnobrien9718]

@@BlackFlagsMatter, while I love your videos, calling Steve a bust is unfair. He is honestly lucky to be alive after that hit at Darlington... And hell, living in Sr's house is a dream within its own for most people... That's my only disagreement with all your videos, imo.

[@MrMatthias]

You say he was perhaps the unluckiest driver in NASCAR history, and that may well be true - no disagreements here. On the other hand, though, he was also insanely lucky for surviving all those terrible wrecks. It's a shame those injuries took him out like that. I always did like Steve Park.

[@fishhuntadventure]

He was very unlucky, true, but for trying you just have to feel bad time-to-time for Mark Martin- probably the beat driver to never win a championship.

[@GraySpeedProductions]

I think Steve would've been amazing without the bad luck. Im excited that Logano is driving a throwback to him.

[@fishhuntadventure]

Logano’s sneer makes me puke

[@RunningsRacing]

I feel bad for the poor guy....He was a great driver but injuries made him into a bust. I agree with you making this video because a bust doesn't mean that he sucked or just didn't have the equipment. It is all circumstances behind it which is Steve's case. Good video BFM!

[@RunningsRacing]

Nothing Here He ends up being a bust because of the circumstances that he was put under.

[@danachappell9783]

It’s like all the NFL players that have been called busts because they were injury prone. Sometimes it’s out of your hands

[@danachappell9783]

Nothing Here Both Ernie and Jr didn’t fall off as quickly as Park. Their injuries came late in their career after plenty of moderate to good success. Park was out of Cup pretty quick

[@RunningsRacing]

Nothing Here Steve Park practically retired in 2003, had no wins after 2001 and only had 2 cup wins while Ernie retired in 1999, got injured in 1994, made a successful comeback in the cup series scoring 3 wins after his horrific head injury, and finished in the top 20 in points in 3 of the 4 seasons after his injury. Steve Park would be considered a bust at that point making this a fair argument. Comparing Steve Park to Ernie Irvin is not a valid point.

[@kutsumiru]

man that old penzoil scheme is a classic what a good look

[@gadgefan48]

One of the unluckiest drivers in NASCAR history. Honestly, that day in Darlington, when they put that tarp up I thought he died in that. Which sucked cause he was well on his way to finishing in the top 10 in points on the Cup side that year.

[@frankt9288]

At first when I saw Nascar Busts: Steve Park I was upset since he is one of my favorites of all time but now I absolutely understand what you meant and I really enjoyed this video seeing some of the footage again thanks :)

[@jamesgentry13]

To lable him a bust is an insult. BFM really doesn't know what the meaning being a bust is.

[@jacobred00]

At least he can say he has a couple of W's.

[@JustAnotherRailfan2026]

This one could be debatable, however it just shows how much injuries can impact an athlete’s career.

[@fredsullivan2777]

The concussions finally made Jr quit racing

[@JackCallSports]

Honestly he was talented but got hurt way too much

[@jamesgentry13]

Not a bust

[@jamesbagwell5120]

Corn flakes, motor oil, and mayonnaise.😂

[@hunterjones6111]

And, if not for Theresa E. Running DEI. Into the ground, who knows how the careers may have played out for 1, 8, and 15.

[@danielparker8189]

“You got corn flakes, motor oil, and mayonnaise.” *Breakfast of champions in the south*

[@nicksant1653]

Probably going to be BFM most dislike video.

[@zerodos_02]

He's a bust based on the definition. He had hype, he had expectations, he flashed but ultimately didn't fulfill that potential. He's a victim of 2 of the most awful freak accidents that you could have happen and was never the same after Darlington. On top of it, DEI after Sr passed was never the same place. His 2001 showed his potential. It sucks because he is a really nice guy and it would have been cool to see but the stars never lined up right. It's poetic in a way to have a throwback tribute at Darlington since it was the genesis of his fall. Well done sir. Well done indeed.

[@yeleyfan18]

No, no, no, no. Steve Park is not a bust. And in no way, was he a bust. This man suffered severe bad luck. His rookie season for example. 2000 and 2001 were major improvements and he was in contention for the top 10 in points in 2001 until his Darlington wreck. I'm sorry, this is wrong.

[@DonCarlosDonCarlos]

Trae Fisher He was in the top 10 most of the year was 10th by the timw the injury happened, definitely not a bust

[@petoskey_stone]

This really isn't a bust. I get what you're saying but I don't really factor in injuries. For a football example, Ryan Leaf is a bust, RGIII really isn't.

[@Alabamaredneck]

When a successful career is ended due to the things nobody can control, it doesn't qualify as a "bust."

[@Dat-Mudkip]

Steve Park could not have had worse luck after his crash at Darlington. When it comes to the "What if's" in NASCAR, Park is certainly among the more common names that comes to my mind.

[@SebrystianVettel]

"Pickles,corn flakes, and penzzoil that's not a good company" xD

[@lordshankracing4724]

I wish Steve and Jerry never had their accidents that ruined their careers. They had talent but it got taken away because of unlucky moments.

[@dsmchris1245]

Nascar bust: Reed Sorensen Gone too soon: Tim Richmond Championship seasons: Jimmie Johnson (2006)

[@nickmangona48]

Didn't Jimmie Johnson have like 10 wins in 2007? I say that's a better season.

[@VGF80]

I'm guessing it supposed to be the first of 5 consecutive championships that would start off a dynasty of his.......?

[@allabouthewaves4354]

2006 was the more consistent season tho and that's coming from a Jimmie Johnson fan. 2007 Engine going sore at Texas 1 after running top 3 majority of the race Cut tire at Pocono 1 Pounded the wall at Indy Blown tire going into turn 3 while running 2nd at Chicagoland Runs out of gas while at Michigan 1 running top 2 majority of the race

[@NASCARFAN93100]

It's such a shame what happened to Steve Park in his Cup Series career, Had so much potential and it got derailed by Bad Luck and Injuries

[@trecooledge1326]

Every true Steve Park fan knows that after his accident at Darlington, Steve's speech was always a little slurred and slowed. I do believe the injury affected his reaction times too. As long as things were good and the car ran as expected he was still fast. But when the car was unpredictable, Steve didn't have the reaction times needed anymore. We miss you Steve.

[@DL-nn1ws]

Not a bust, but here also is a new series idea: Best Non-Championship seasons: Jeff Gordon 1996, Dale Earnhardt 2000, Davey Allison 1992, Ernie Irvan 1994.

[@jacobbecker1905]

DL 14 Mark Martin’s 2009 could go in there. More because he made a comeback and blew away expectations defying age.

[@morgfarm1]

I still say Mark is THE best NASCAR driver that never claimed a championship. I really wanted him to get it in his last couple years. He still had what it took

[@DL-nn1ws]

Mark Martin 1989/90 season deserves a shoutout

[@zerodos_02]

Jeff Gordon 2007

[@DL-nn1ws]

MTJ 2016, the two drivers of the “big 3” that don’t win it this year, KB 2017, Joey Logano 2015, KH 2015, JG 2014, Kasey Kahne 2006, Ryan Newman 2003, Carl Edwards 2008/11.

[@talhadevyt]

I teared up in this tbh cuz he had a great career starting only to get injured by freak accidents you gotta feel bad for this guy i feel like after his brain injury he was scared of getting hurt again and why he wasnt the same again whatif he had never gotten injured who know Im looking at you griffdawg

[@acenace24]

Park is one of those guys who I feel really bad for. He had one of the greatest moments in Nascar history when he won after Dale Sr's death, but everything else that happened during his career was just brutal.

[@ryanmorrison3699]

Still probably the greatest driver from my homeland of Long Island. Him and Tommy Baldwin are icons from there.

[@MrMiD.Life.Crisis]

12:10 - you can hear in his voice; he isnt the same man. Its such shame coz he obviously had talent or Sr. would never of made that call, also hes the nicest guy you could ever meet.

[@KenPryor]

I was very much a Steve Park fan. Definitely one of those guys who probably would have been a frequent winner in Cup if not for his injuries. I've always hated he didn't get the chance to really live up to his potential.

[@whatincarnation95]

*_Grabs Popcorn_* *_Scrolls through Reddit_*

[@yankee4424]

I don’t believe he was a bust. He had all the potential in the world, but all the injuries did him in before he really even got started. He’s a lucky man to even be alive.

[@reverendrasheemstewart3744]

Steve Park is the Greg Oden of NASCAR could had been a great one.

[@alexthesniper1952]

oden didnt have any talent tbh.

[@juan1213]

More like derrick rose

[@jordanrobson3166]

What did Greg Oden ever accomplish in the NBA?

[@DonCarlosDonCarlos]

Rose

[@evancornell5820]

Jordan Robson barely 82 games in total over is career. When healthy he was beast, but between his poor mental and physical health he just couldnt cut it. I hear mentally hes in a good place here of late though.

[@NatashaArts]

I actually met Steve Park at a meet n greet thing for a race weekend, he was actually quite a nice guy from what I could remember! He still seemed hopeful in 2010 of making a comeback for the Truck Series or even work back up to the Cup Series. I do think it would be quite cool to see what could have been for him, he did have some talent in him.

[@herokurogane4055]

''if'' steve park didnt get those injuries in his carrer, he wouldve most likely become a 2-3 time champ or atleast winning a lot of races

[@ItsTrinton]

He really was never the same after that Darlington crash, his voice even was so different after it. He had some good runs in the lower series but the longer distances of cup seemed to take their toll.

[@danachappell9783]

If he’d not been injured at Darlington in 2001 I almost guarantee he would’ve been a title contender in Cup to this day. I dunno if Truex would’ve gotten his break if Park hadn’t been injured. He was never the same, but we should be lucky he even survived that. Such a shame...

[@pajamajordan2991]

A bust is not someone with bad luck. A bust is someone who was severely overrated or who miserably failed to live up to their potential and usually due to things within their control. I’m glad you saw the light about Park

[@smokecarbon13]

I find Steve Park underrated, he just has bad luck.

[@IAMMRPATRICKBORNAGAIN]

I knew it was over when he got the Pennzoil Racing tattoo. He was actually a good driver until the injuries; which is more than what most can say.

[@westonatwood7932]

Steve Park wasn’t a bust, just extremely unlucky

[@whoasked9500]

Excuse me? Steve Park is not a bust! He actually won races!

[@jonnydubs5693]

watch the video first please

[@whoasked9500]

I understand that but I refuse to believe such a statement. I count people as NASCAR Busts if they raced in the Cup Series, but they never won. Sorry, I just feel sorry for Steve Park.

[@ParodayOfficial]

Britton Kithcart I guess Chase Elliott is a bust then. Dang that sucks

[@whoasked9500]

Parody Boy, this is outdated now.

[@ParodayOfficial]

Britton Kithcart I never said I hated Elliott? Was just stating facts. He’s one of my favorite drivers.

[@Evergreen1400]

2:27 Sr was upstairs laying in bed thinking “got damn right I am” lol

[@SIMCOMotorsportsTV]

You got Corn Flakes, Motor Oil, and Mayonnaise...That's not a good mix! LMAO

[@MegaRacer51]

It's a shame his career turned out the way it did, since Dale saw much of himself in Steve, and at least he was able to close out his national series career with a decent run at Daytona back in 2010.

[@lanesanders1530]

Black Flags Matter: *makes a Steve Park bust video* Nascar fans: *YOU BETTER WATCH YOU MOUTH!!!*

[@conpopholden7898]

As a Park fan, I should be upset. Although, your videos include a large amount of effort and research. I respect your work ethic and I really enjoy your videos. Keep these videos coming.

[@jaredkinneyjr]

After rewatching every race in 01 & 02 a month ago, I've been asking for this video, thanks. Park literally wrecked almost every single week in 02. As I did watch each race I thought, what lap is Park gona crash. Seriously tho, it's sad he got hurt.

[@CarsSimplified]

That Pennzoil paint scheme was one of my all time favorites. I wonder if he still has the tattoo.

[@lynlewis8606]

I wouldn't call him a bad driver just someone who never got to reveal his full potential. All those wrecks and when dale died he just just never was the same

[@degabruh_]

My father is friends with him, and you can definitely tell he is a little slow still from his Nascar injuries, although he is great person. One of my favorite memories is driving home with Steve from he 2016 CocaCola 600, and talking about the current state of Nascar with him

[@jpk2nd049]

It makes me sad. I liked Steve Park back then, I remember watching the darlington Busch race and was in shock seeing that wreck. It’s just a shame that wreck happened. He could have been a legend, right up there with the likes a Mark Martin, Sterling Marlin, Dale Jarrett, but luck wasn’t on his side.

[@johnnyroberts3761]

I don’t really consider him a bust. However, he had a lot of potential that was never seen due to injuries. He could drive a stock car well, but it’s harder to do it through pain.

[@cykablyatman6242]

Why the hell is the espn nfl 2k5 screen theme on this video? 😆

[@MelhodRiperton]

Same number from JGTC/Super GT. #1 NiSMO Pennzoil Skyline R34 GT-R

[@TheBlackMambaa248]

Hey I love your videos and I have been watching them nonstop for the last couple days, keep it up. But I just wanna say I absolutely love the fact that you use the old NFL prime time music.

[@D_T_S_V]

I’ve heard that pocono clip so many times.

[@lucasblanton5203]

I mean steve park did win races but if it wasnt for injuries, he would've been better

[@centralfloutdoorsman6177]

Another great video. And freakin' love the the NFL Live theme music playing in the background! Awesome

[@navythekobaltsfan664]

6:40 That’s an incredible moment that’s never talked about, because Kevin Harvick erased Park’s name from history.

[@shinyxenon5665]

Nascar Busts: Casey Mears? He’s okay, but he was given top equipment at Hendrick and still didn’t do well.

[@needsmetal]

GatorHead87 well he was in the 4th Hendrick cars, no one did well on it

[@DavidJameson89]

Casey had a decent 2007 in the #25 car, but Jeff and Jimmie dominated that year so even then he was behind his teammates' performance. At RCR in 2009 when all 4 drivers didn't do so well, he was closer to the level that his teammates were performing.

[@shinyxenon5665]

Virtual That’s true, but I meant when Casey was in the #5 during 2008

[@shinyxenon5665]

Then again the #5 car has never ran well.

[@justinknust2395]

He was good his final two years at Ganassi and his first at Hendrick. Casey did very well from in 2006 and 2007 and led the most laps and should've won the race at Homestead in 2005. From 2005-2009 he easily could've had more than 1 win, but circumstances never went his way. Just like signing a contract extension a few years ago with Geico and Germain that ran through the 2018 season, but after 2016 Germain booted him out for Ty Dillon. NASCAR can be cruel sometimes.

[@colbylong1344]

I consider Steve the biggest what if story in Cup

[@Pirateman493]

Didnt Steve Park win a Battle of the Beach?

[@Flamingbro69]

Steve Park, the Derrick Rose of NASCAR

[@Alex_Mac_]

Steve Park got DEI off the ground. You can see where his stats start picking up through 1999 and into 2000. By the 2nd half of 2000 he was a very consistent driver until his Darlington injury in 2001. He wasnt terrible after that, but it took him a while to get back in the swing, which he did in later 2002, but Theresa Earnhardt in her infinite witchiness obviously had it in for him pretty early in 2003. He got his footing back under him somewhat at RCR at points, but it's pretty fair to say that injury derailed him. Both Park and Michael wouldve had a lot more success if Dale never died.

[@hayden4597]

I would say Steve Park could’ve been a driver with a very similar caliber of Dale Jr or Kasey Kahne. Someone with great talent that wouldn’t wreck race cars, and could always give you a solid top 15 finish

[@flynnzone70]

Steve Park is the Daniel Bryan of NASCAR, big expectations in the lower series (Featherlite for Park, the Indies for Bryan), and injuries derailing his career in the highest level (1999 At Atlanta and concussions that forced retirement in 2016 for Byran). Why am I saying this? Because I see it as a similar story, that is all

[@dannywestbrooks7207]

When he won at Watkins Glenn, it reminded me of Chase Elliott's first win

[@BluDog35]

Me too! Maybe that's why I like Elliott.

[@jimjonrs3932]

Well.... Elliott dumped the guy to win.

[@harrydoyle1408]

I say this with all the respect in the world. Had Steve Park not gotten injured in 2001, we'd called him the next Neil Bonnet. A guy that would win 15+ career races, contend for a championship or two.

[@the_road__warrior6185]

Hey I dig the ESPN music cuts, reminds me of playing NFL 2k5.. You incorporated it well with your videos.

[@christiankallio8586]

When I started watching NASCAR he was my favorite because his car was #1 and I thought his car looked the coolest. His paint scheme is still probably my favorite to this day.

[@therealmaxman0511]

Video idea: Gone too Soon: Jason (Left Turn) Leffler

[@edersusa2133]

OMG I hate watching that accident! I glad he’s ok! Thanks for sharing ! Too many accidents!

[@WesleyRiddle1994]

Darlington in 2001 was such a heartbreak. Came into the race 10th in points before that Busch Series injury. Returns a year later to the track his injury happened at (interesting fact: Park finished the 2001 year in 7th for laps led), takes the lead early on, but gets in a wreck as the leader. Then that was essentially the end of what could have been.

[@NASCARFAN93100]

Championship Seasons: Martin Truex Jr 2017 Championship Seasons: Tony Stewart 2011 Championship Seasons: Jeff Gordon 1998 Championship Seasons: Chase Elliott 2014 Good Seasons: Matt Kenseth 2013 Good Seasons: Carl Edwards 2008 Good Seasons: Mark Martin 2009 Good Seasons: Bill Elliott 1985 Bad Seasons: Martin Truex Jr 2014 Bad Seasons: Carl Edwards 2012 Bad Seasons: Tony Stewart 2014-2015 Bad Seasons: Kasey Kahne 2015-2016 NASCAR Busts: Dario Franchitti

[@Dibble-vg5bm]

Steve park (along with Scott Wimmer) were two drivers that I don't call a bust just unlucky

[@sethbrock5993]

Steve: "Couldn't sleep the first couple of nights...thinking I'm in the Intimidator's house and he's right upstairs." You could say he was... Intimidated

[@DavidJameson89]

Park would have had a good career in my view if not for the Darlington crash that injured him. That injury took away what edge and good response time behind the wheel he had. He actually had decent results in 1999 considering the #1 team was still pretty new at the time. 2000 he got his first win and was close to the Top 10 in points. In 2001, he was solidly in the Top 10 in points with a win when he was injured. And he's really getting a throwback scheme this week? Logano's one of the few guys I like nowadays too (because he's a hard racer and blocks out the criticism he gets)

[@TrainHunter94YT]

What Is The Name Of The Document That Most Of His Interviews in this video @ 2:03?

[@jonnydubs5693]

6:22 that's some cool stuff right there

[@garrettparker7874]

Steve park is the frank grimes of nascar drivers

[@gordonfan200]

You didn’t include his redemption race at darlington in 2002 when he started 4th, took the lead early, and looked to have the best car, only to get caught up in a wreck trying to put Stacy Compton a lap down. Felt so bad for him in that race. It was his first race back from his injury at the same track.

[@chasee3797]

Met him at Daytona this past February. Awesome guy to talk to, wish he didn't have so much bad luck and injuries in his career like he did. :/

[@pennyandwoody]

I remember when park had the crash in the Busch series. I was watching that race, and remember just how off that Saturday felt. Like it seriously felt like something was really off.

[@whac1c]

"A draft bust occurs when a highly touted or highly selected draftee does not meet expectations. This can be for a variety of reasons, but the most often noted are injury or inability to perform at a professional level. A player is also regarded as a larger bust if more successful players are drafted after him or her."

[@the3am368]

4:15 is that Eli gold?

[@chrismaxwell6192]

If Darlington never happens, we have a much different video.

[@patpatterson6073]

Hated he didn't do better in his career I liked him!

[@Steventhe2nd]

i wouldn't call him a bust, he did get 2 wins in his belt, and did quite well, but like you said, his injuries did him in, and FYI, he did return for one last cup race in 2010 at Daytona for Tommy Baldwin Racing, and he had a 13th place finish there, so it really goes to show you he's no bust, unlike Villenauve, Carpenteir, Conway, Richardson and Gilliland for example

[@chada75]

Steventhe2nd and he won a truck race After his Brain Injurie.

[@Steventhe2nd]

@@chada75 exactly, so he's no bust!

[@suestaley844]

I will never forget Steve's victory for DEI at Rockingham the very next Sunday following Dale Sr.'s death. Courage and tears.

[@2Truth4Liberty]

Sometimes "racing luck" gets you to the top and sometimes it knocks you off the top. Bad racing "luck" is not a reflection of actual skill and Steve Park had a lot of that skill. Thanks for RETRACTING

[@jbracingnewsreviews3381]

Steve would have been great but all them bad wrecks this happenes to lots of drivers

[@popiscoolnow]

Start a tough luck category and lose the bust label for this man. He deserves more respect. Permanently injured from this sport.