NASCAR Greatest Sportsmanship Moments

[@Railer61]

Stewart and Gordon taking that final lap together was one of the few times NASCAR had brought me to tears.

[@kwilesjrnews]

Dale Sr winning the Daytona 500 and Dale Jr winning the Pepsi 400.....top two most emotional moments in this video by far

[@rcracer8872]

As an Earnhardt fan those are my 2 favorite races of all time

[@kyleshiflet9952]

@@rcracer8872 same

[@rcracer8872]

@Rocket Man you're a dumbass seek help

[@Steventhe2nd]

there's one thing you didn't put on there, and it was one of my personal favorites, it was in Pheonix of 2007, Jeff Gordon tied Dale Sr. in wins all time, and Jeff had a flag with the 3 on it and he drove it around the track to pay tribute to his friend, rival and a great driver, that's true sportsmanship!

[@Sceneyour]

I like that and the gordon kesloski burnout at homestead :)

[@Bable012]

Then got pelted with beer cars...

[@Krawberry]

Bable12 wasn’t that because he beat Jr. on Sr’’s birthday?

[@ShaKYGT]

Norm making the A main that night was truly something special. The way he came off as an underdog fighting for that last transfer spot made you really root for him and when he got around that final turn ahead of the other truck made you so excited.

[@kyleshiflet9952]

What I loved about the 98 Daytona was everyone was emotional you can hear joy almost crying when he spoke the lines "every man from every crew" his chok up there made you tear up hearing it there will never be another Dale Earnhardt sr

[@Jnewny30]

I was on the backstretch 8 years old when I saw jr win that 400 .. man that was peak nascar for me I feel

[@kaylafuller8662]

Jr learned from his dad make sure they know you were there but always be a good sport and keep it classy. Watching Jeff and Tony do that lap at Indy brought a tear to my eye being from Indy myself you can never understand what those two meant to not only the track but the fans here unless you are from Indy. I never was a fan of either but I have a huge respect for both men.

[@rowdysmoke1466]

Carl Edwards is a great sport and a true champion. He deserved a championship so badly.

[@jokingwithtenno2470]

Sans Smoke14 he should had to championships before he left (2011) (2016)

[@rowdysmoke1466]

Jokingwith Tenzeeno And 2008.

[@rowdysmoke1466]

MrRock4evr Yes.

[@josephrobinson3359]

Yeah you can see Logan’s turning up into him

[@josephrobinson3359]

My dad pitted for him since he was in the 19

[@whortux2683]

5:22 i bet at that very moment dale earnhardt Sr is looking down smiling with tears of joy

[@loominator9568]

I still think Jr’s guys running out to check on Austin Dillon is amazing

[@sideslick1024]

Man, I miss Carl. I understand why he left, but the sport is lesser without him.

[@sniperdude5558]

Ikr but suarez is giving it his all he actually was a carl edwards fan

[@mixedgaming6527]

Why did Carl leave anyway

[@lettucelettucelettuce]

Mr.Gamer he got in too many crashes, had some of the worst crashes in NASCAR, and ended up thinking he would be injured, so he left. Understandable on his end, and our end.

TheSmilingNoob He did because of Dale Jr in 2016 having major issues with the concussion influenced him to retire. Carl is definitely the classiest driver I have ever seen.

[@MrGibble64]

i agree . . great driver , better person . .

[@MrMiD.Life.Crisis]

Maaaan i miss Jeff Gordon for sheer ability, Tony Stewart for great entertainment and Carl Edwards becoz he is such a class act. An yeh of course i miss the Big E for being the master, Steve Park for being the underdog, Jeff Burton for being the Mayor (and slightly for wrecking Gordon under caution at Texas - thank you J.B.), Mikey Waltrip for alway being great fun. Finally, sadly, looking to the future - Little E for being the link to a golden age and for being the heart of Nascar for so long! Special mention for Norm lighting up that last chance heat at Eldora. Im really happy we've got young, winning drivers but some of these guys have been around since i first tuned in and it will feel to me like the show is lacking that little bit now. Thanks for the memories and thanks for the video :)

[@41magfan]

P. Mid nice comment.

[@BaddAtom]

top notch comment, thank you sir

[@ihavefallenandicantreachmy2113]

"Tony Stewart for great entertainment" says P. Mid. When he jumps out of a Race Car, throws his Helmet and a Temper Tantrum, it is "entertainment", but, if somebody, else, does it and loses their life, in the process, they are "high" or "stupid or "they should have stayed in their Car" etc. Whom do you think they got the idea to jump out of a Race Car, from, anyway. Surely, not the all powerful, almighty Tony Stewart. Never. "entertainment". Why do not you pull my Finger and find out, first hand, what "entertainment" is all about, as you will be the lead Float, in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade. Onlookers, gasping, in fear and delight, as the Parade Hands try to Lasso you and bring you back down, from outer Orbit. If that don't "entertain" you, enough, pull my Finger, again. Say "Howdy Howdy, George Jetson" to the occupants of The Space Station for me, please, as you will be their first uninvited guest, in a long damn time. "entertainment" my ass.

[@Ob1tuber]

What about Richard petty

[@kevdonew1412]

still getting chocked up at the daytona win for dale after almost seventeen years ...

[@superbird4351]

Winslow He’s talking about Junior

[@craigkoehler4363]

Wouldn't want to roll away. Get those chocks out.

[@kevdonew1412]

you choked on it lol !!

[@zachhatten261]

Holy shit I miss Carl Edwards. He was the classiest of any driver out there

[@jessicataylor4071]

Zach Hatten notice Carl was in 3 or 4 clips in this vid? Such a good guy i grew up watching him god i miss him!!!!

[@jessicataylor4071]

I love Nascar heat how?

[@gigashad_]

Loved carl. Great dude.

[@gigashad_]

Flip Hawk was never a fan of Mark martin

[@barryreff7787]

No it was Dale

[@alexmurillo7265]

This is what NASCAR is all about Making friendships and letting friendships live long and forever

[@vellbariaofficial]

1:24 When Brad K interviewed his fellow competitor was just class.

[@bruhtrain01]

It wasn't as popular but I think one of Kasey Kahnes crew member helped reed Reed Sorenson out of his car when it was on fire

[@wolfgamingnetwork3542]

Yes

[@tarheelenigma]

3:38 Kyle Busch being a good sport? Is this a sign of the apocalypse?

[@sportsfanboy9308]

Josh Drake 😂

[@lazuvt9456]

He was a younger, less experienced, and less rowdy Busch back then, now he's got an attitude the size of Talladega and a temper as short as Bristol.

[@frowlinian8175]

FoiledNoMore I thought kurt was the asshole and Kyle is generally pretty cool

[@jgg7378]

nhyijy Kurt was an up until 2012. Kyle has always been an asshole and Kurt's pretty cool now

[@MegaMr46]

JGG737 Kurt has always been a hothead!

[@nobodysbusiness5478]

Gordon coming out of retirement to fill in for Jr. just shows how good of a person off the track these drivers really are, I wasn't a Gordon fan, but this shows the amazing care they all have for each other.

[@Blasterbrowngaming]

The best thing about everything that happens in this video - It proves that even in this age, and this sport, where competition is at its peak, at the end of the day, No matter what team you drive for, what sponsor is on your hood, or what number is on your door, They are all still there for each other and treat each other as family when it comes down to the bottom line.

[@demoderbydude7775]

Amen

[@zaymclovin4178]

I miss Carl So Much. He could’ve won a few championships

[@PixelPowerGamer]

KingZaySmitty 24 or at least taken most popular driver after Dale Jr. retires

[@mrepicchickenman]

he will be once he returns after this year is over

[@benmay1932]

Welp, this is one of my favorite NASCAR videos on youtube now.

[@dunkboy101xd5]

Wheres the cars one scene

[@whatsappdripcar3104]

Dunkboy101 XD XDDDD

[@OrdinaryJack1912]

I think the King should finish his last race

[@shawnconder4984]

Awesome video. You actually had my 3 favorite moments. Jr winning at Daytona, Gordon and Stewart making a final fan salute at Indianapolis, and Earnhardt winning the Daytona 500.

[@SpLaTTyDaDDy]

Jr and michael waltrip at pepsi 400..man hit u in the feels

[@milkncheese1]

That first story was just epic really shows family and friends. Helping out a guy that put his heart in to it..

[@alexplumb5704]

Watching Dale Jr win and Michael Waltrip come in 2nd. That was the 2nd best finish. The best was Dale Sr winning the Daytona 500.Rest in peace Dale Sr.

[@Whathandleisavailable]

And little did we know that Homestead last year would also be Carl Edwards' last time in a race car.

[@asareirene]

Seeing Kurt at 3:09 moving over to see if his brother was cool is one of the cutest moments for me 🙂🙂🙂🍃

[@SlicerVorzakh]

I almost expected Stewart and Johnson to kiss.

[@DERAOFFICIAL]

tony fans and jimmie fans would then be united and they would kiss too

[@zaymclovin4178]

Slicer Vorzakh lol

[@michael575538]

"I'll kiss his ass."

[@velociviper77]

Talladega Knights

[@kevp9601]

This is Awesome. :-D

[@anthonyf.3009]

Dude Carl Edwards is like the nicest cool headed guy ever. Well as nice you can be in a sport. He did take revenge I think on Brad. Might have just been hard racing though, I'm.

[@tyvulpintaur2732]

Dale Sr's line at Daytona is the definitive sportsmanship

[@No_way69]

Do it for dale boys

[@zevingaming6892]

I love to see people do this and help other people insted of just driving off and leave them to help themselves.

[@CORONITAMANGAMES]

3:38 too bad that Kyle doesn't exist anymore

[@xmbdesign7421]

Sure he does. He got angry back then, too. And still show's class (on occasion) today. The media just paints him as a supervillain, nowadays. ;)

[@joeywirt7953]

Last year at Daytona he checked on William Bryon after they both crashed

[@bentheswitchsportsfan06]

LOL

[@danielsummey4144]

Having to turn the volume down between Ryan Blaney and the Steve Park wreck really puts into perspective how loud the cars used to be

[@catjudo1]

This is never shown anywhere, but after Ricky Craven and Kurt Busch banged off each other the last couple of laps at Darlington years ago Kurt went to Ricky and was all smiles and congratulations. I think I even remember Kurt giving Ricky a quick hug. In the interview Kurt was smiling and said that it was great racing. Always thought that was cool.

[@NORLAMotorsports]

Dale Jr winning that Daytona race will always be the best moment in Nascar history in my opinion...such a beautiful moment it makes me wanna cry

[@LordMekanicus]

I just noticed something, there are times when Stewart looks like "Handsome Harry."

[@TheSkyFeds]

Y'all are forgetting the most important show of sportsmanship in NASCAR history, shake 'n bake

[@gobackto82]

Great video idea. Awesome seeing this side of the sport

[@bbeen40]

Brotherhood and honor are beautiful things.

[@BarryJowers]

Dale Earnhardt Jr said that several hours after he won the 2001 Pepsi 400 at Daytona he was hanging out in the infield with his buddies they were the only ones left at the track drinking some beer and celebrating the win and he looked up to see Dale Jarrett partying with them. Jarret said that moment was so huge not just for Dale Jr but for all of NASCAR he wasn't going to miss out on it

[@PDInfantryman]

Jimmy Johnson pushing Chase Elliot to Victory Lane after the latter's first Cup win at Watkins Glen in '18 was a great moment.

[@mattstellwag9550]

That Austin Dillon crash will never not be gut wrenching

[@redhawkk]

Carl Edwards is the nicest man ever.

[@Spooky711B]

The dumb fuck told the rival team to go beat his teammates for a championship xD

[@alanluscombe8a553]

I remember Ryan blaneys first win at pocono and it was damn good. Had to fight off two legends and he did it

[@Pindaboer]

i love the excitement from brad

[@faiththomas1749]

You can't blame BK ( Brad Keslowski ) for being so genuine to RB ( Ryan Blaney ) they're like brothers

[@bettygitzke4131]

I love Blaney, he,just reminds me of Old School Racing ♥️⭐️💙

[@credit__devin]

I’ve never liked nascar always liked f1 more but this is truly amazing

[@bwman1516]

Did anybody notice at 3:10 where Kurt Busch immediately slowed down to check on Kyle

[@geraldwallsjr8380]

This why I love this sport u can't be it nor come close been a fan since 1994

[@pizzasubs]

like the shot at 5:22 where it showed how that driver had that thermonitor attached to his seat, it showed that it was 104 degrees inside of the car but with all of his equipment on, to him I bet like 124 degrees inside of that car......

[@scottrjmatmsncom]

The 2001 Pepsi 400 was the win that the nascar world needed

[@tadheath5856]

A lot of great memories here!!!

[@connorplankey5392]

Bruh you forgot when Lightning McQueen pushed the king across the finish line. That was emotional.

[@pizzasubs]

5:42, that was the first time I ever saw a thermonitor inside of a Stock car, and when I saw the inside temperature of the car, 104 degrees + then remembered, he's wearing a firesuit, gloves, etc, which probably brought the inside temperature of the car probably tyo at least 110 if not 120 degrees.....

[@warlordgonagy143]

You don't even notice the heat when you're racing. It's only after the race, or under caution, that you notice the heat. At least, thay's how it was when I raced on dirt.

[@chadbrochill9945]

Their helmets and suits are air cooled. Really sophisticated equipment. They aren't as hot as you think

[@mrnuttygamer959]

Carl Edwards is just such a good guy and a real role model

[@SpiritCrusher27]

Carl Edwards was a damn good driver. Just wish he won a championship before leaving the sport.

[@horsesboy]

I would have included Mark Martin after the 07 Daytona 500 so close to finally winning it but such as class act even after what had to have been heartbreak

[@christiankuhr2850]

i still cant watch the 4:43 it hurts me and haunts me every time

[@Stratocoaster08]

Carl Edwards: The most respectable and admirable character of the whole sport... You wanna see a true sportsman? Right there, kids... that man right there... NASCAR misses you, buddy! ...Also, Carl Edwards: The only driver NOT to be assaulted by Kyle Busch after beating him! (Probably the only driver who would dare approach him after doing so, too... XD )

[@rcracer8872]

My favorite Dale jr is too

[@seabossgaming5405]

I miss Carl Edwards, but I understand why he left the sport

[@ryry47ftw]

Also miss when a lot of the drivers celebrate together when the Wine like Michelle and sale Jr.

[@benallen2196]

3:38 what? Kyle didn't punch him?

[@scotthag1993]

One of the best sports in the world PERIOD!!!

[@41magfan]

Great video, thanks

[@thewisewolf768]

I see a lot of people bash NASCAR as simple and what have you, this is what it's about.

[@jamesmiller1830]

Four minutes and fifty-two minutes Dale Jrs crew running to Austin Dillons car after it went up and over threw lanes of cars and into the catch fence and absolutely gets shredded and comes to a rest in its roof.

[@KuKoKaNuKo]

Sportsmanship is awesome to see. All I can say is if I was tied for 1st and got bumped by another driver and get wrecked, I would most definitely run to his car and see if he was alright. You may make more money winning races... but I would rather help my fellow drivers and be remembered by being a great person.

[@lylechatt1417]

If that happened 10 years later Kyle Busch would be throwing fists at Burton.

[@rosewilder5918]

I want to know why lightning McQueen pushing the king over the finish line wasn’t on here 🥺 xx

[@JasonNation72]

I'm not the biggest Keselowski fan, but I think he'd be a great broadcaster.

[@abuzzgrain124]

Came just for The Jeff Gordon and Tony Stewart lap

[@geraldwallsjr8380]

Dale winning Daytona was my favorite I cried so hard but Happy ripintimidnator

[@racefan7]

The 1992 Hooters 500 when Winston cup champion Alan kulwicki shook hands with race winner Bill Elliott in Atlanta motor speedway

[@MegaMr46]

First Ryan Blaney interview in Victory Lane with Keselowski on Saturday then Keselowski interviewed Ryan Blaney the next day

[@Tomcatntbird]

Unity and fellowship is grand!!¡!!

[@hayden4597]

Some people don't like Carl Edwards. The greatest sportsman that NASCAR has had and will ever see.

[@theearlofwellington]

kyle busch going out and not fighting burton is a huge thing

[@hessZL1]

norm looked so confused lmao

[@icykickflip]

Not that i cried when that driver ran to the other wreck or anything

[@MrLolx2u]

is the 1st clip about Storming Norman Norm Bennings during the 2013 Eldora qualifiers?

[@randomazn420]

I love seeing this

[@ryry47ftw]

7:52 miss those days

[@daycon6479]

I still get choked up on that .

[@adamwilliams2378]

What happened to this nascar. The one of comradery and skill

[@thomasreinker3402]

I was at that truck race at eldora

[@formulafish1536]

Wow. Didn’t realise Kyle Busch had it in him. I’m impressed he could put his ego aside!

[@adrianpaulfrancisco8875]

1:03 thats nice teammates

[@food223]

sometimes nascar drives seem like massive jerks but they do some good things too, i know the Busch brothers are not considered friendly people especially known for wrecking other drivers

[@fish4kbcf]

There wasn’t a dry eye in Daytona when Jr won that race

[@lyncaho4507]

Jr and Mikey at the Pepsi 500 - now that made my eyes leak ✌️ 💖🙏🏁

[@BUFU1610]

What's with the first clip? When he says "he didn't know what was going on" I just thought "me neither"!

[@arthurgarcia6328]

In 2021 well for god bid it's going to be a blunt rally . While driving the Nascar . While high

[@SlyHog]

my dad worked for norm benning he was such a great guy

[@matthewkent6258]

If only Davie Allison had been there because I'm sure Dale would have wanted to have that good of a friend there to see that because Dale did say he would come second to David to have him back and seeing that clip again made me think about that and I about started crying

[@johanamorales4273]

I remember when Dale Jr had a big crash and everybody thought he died

[@ryanp9190]

Feels good man

[@seanhart7185]

I miss Hendrick Motorsports era Kyle Busch. He was talented, kind, and funny. Ever since he switched to Joe Gibbs he's been arrogant and pissy.

[@theresaashley1346]

Sean Hart He started being pissy while at Hendrick

[@brokenreverie13]

Theresa Ashley Actually, no he wasn't. The only time he got upset was when Jr wrecked him at Chicagoland in '07, and he wasn't near as bad as his other incidents. I feel like if he had stayed with Hendrick a lot longer, he'd still be like he is today but when he was younger he was a lot better.

[@adventuresinplushtoycity]

Everyone who races for Joe Gibb's racing is arrogant and pissy