Nascar High IQ Moments

[@kanseidoriftoboi1852]

Μartinsville 2013. Jeff Gordon pits and he'd come out P4 but D'Hondt tells him to slow down, putting him P5 and into the inside. One of the calls that won him the race that day

[@charlesfloyd3747]

Tbh that’s probably one reason why the choose rule is a thing now, so crew chiefs aren’t trying to sandbag on pit road for exactly this purpose

[@KitsuneGB-hc9zb]

Are we not gonna mention Jeff(?) Burton putting on the last lap of the All Star race when he only needed to go like 50 feet to finish?

[@omerbalikci3565]

Was that 2003?

[@JimmieTheLowesGuy]

@@omerbalikci3565 2002

[@kcenneckennek]

That truck qualifying is the lowest IQ moment in Nascar, aside from Kevin Lepage’s entire career

[@lorddrac_dontaskmetodance]

Out of all the people you could've chosen, you chose a guy with two Xfinity wins and a Cup series pole, and is only judged off one moment. I know he's dumb but he wasn't terrible.

[@testing056]

I have a feeling that Kyle Busch reads the rule book before going to sleep

[@N45C4R24]

And that’s how he can decide if he wants to obey them or not

[@DennyDeliversYT]

0:56 trucks all pulling a 2019 Auto Club qualifying fiasco before it became a thing lol

[@Riggsfan99]

Everyone else high iq moment: *Bold strategy* Ryan Newman high iq moments: *FULL FRICKEN SEND IT*

[@dumbdave961]

pretty much XD Idk if that even counts. People have pulled dump 'n' runs for decades.

[@mattkowal90]

Dale Earnhardt saying that Jeff Gordon was going to wreck in Turns 3 and 4 at Michigan in mid-1990's because it had started to sprinkle. Sure enough Jeff goes into Turn 3 and it loops around into the wall, and all Earnhardt had to say was, "I told you." If anything Chad Knaus is responsible for all the NASCAR High IQ moments. He didn't talk much, all you had to do was observe.

[@jasonwiggins6137]

I'll vote for Bill Simpson telling Earnhardt that if he didn't get new lap belts and mount them further up in the car that they would tear, which they did and he died from it. Chad Knaus was taught by Ray Evernham. He wouldn't be anything without him, just check out Chad's career prior to coming to Rick Hendrick. He was average at best.

[@ethanweeter2732]

@@jasonwiggins6137 He was with terrible teams and he got a pole with Stacey Compton at Talladega.

[@jasonwiggins6137]

@@ethanweeter2732 Wow, one pole. That completely changes my mind. Average Crew Chief in average equipment is not impressive.

[@tstuff1213]

@@jasonwiggins6137 Just shows how good Jimmie was

[@RosaFan161]

Gosh, 2019 qualifying was so fricked up. Imagine having a big one at Michigan, and imagine having that big one on pit road.

[@mog7501]

Hey KKB, as a newer Nascar fan, I absolutely love your videos. But also because I'm knew (like a year or two in), in many of your compilations, I dont understand all of the rules or nuance that make many of these moves great or who's who in the feuds or sometimes even just what number car is doing the move or being aggressive, etc. It would be nice if you could somehow put some text at the beginning of each clip briefly explaining what's going on. Like "Number 18, Kyle Busch speeds up in pit to overtake harvick while preventing a speeding penalty" or smth along those lines. It doesn't even have to be in the video, it can be in the description with a timestamp. I just find myself lost sometimes in your videos and wanna understand more cause they're really entertaining. Love the work and keep it up man.

[@AlphaHumphrey]

Ask away my dude. I don't think any of us would mind answering questions for ya

[@recon4786]

yeah me too. Welcome to the NASCAR community!

[@thatpaintschemeguy8]

Welcome to the nascar community

[@texpelt8858]

Tony Stewart pitting before the Yellow to his Last Win at Sonoma should be included for Part 2

[@svpracer98]

18 car wrecks, crown cheers. Even in qualifying lol

[@damienchance2622]

I wish KZbin could do nascar low IQ Moments

[@Racingfan05]

J. J. Yeley and Landon Cassill could've also won at Daytona in 2019 if they chose to stay out.

[@ACfairgrounds]

I remember when Jeff Gordon's pit team what to help out Jimmie Johnson crew, I thought it was the most absurd thing I've ever seen

[@cashkenterprises5584]

*GIGA BRAIN*

[@megabutters9144]

_This is the big brain time_

[@TheJingles007]

Newman crashing the 42 is a high IQ moment?

[@brockwalls1413]

That got him into the round of 4, so kind of I guess?

[@countersteer713]

The thumbnail got me thinking. Crew chiefs wearing fire suits is just cute. They couldn't catch fire unless they light themselves on fire

[@N45C4R24]

3:07 this was the championship winning move

[@lorddrac_dontaskmetodance]

The biggest IQ moment in NASCAR history is when Rick Hendrick decided to kiss Kyle Larson's ass for half-a-year and sign him to the team once he got reinstated.

[@tylerensminger]

I disagree with the Newman one. It was desperation and he got lucky

[@acedelta12]

Chase Elliott's jackman is the fucking 2020 MVP.

[@Tigerhawk1981]

love it when the crowd cheers when Kryle Bitch spins out. Epic

[@SonicJohnz924]

“Knowing the Rules” Moments

[@allabouthewaves4354]

2007 Pep Boys Auto Parts 500 the restart was going to be a 2 or 3 lap shootout and the top 4 - Truex, Kurt Busch, Kenseth, and Kyle Busch all took 4 tires. Jimmie Johnson was 5th and Chad Knaus took 2 ended up behind Hamlin in 2nd passed him after Hamlin ran out of gas and started that 1st wacky restart. Then Johnson led the final restart where Jr had a loose lug nut and destroyed him and McMurray between 1&2. Johnson ended up winning his 8th race of the year. 2014 Pure Michigan 400 Joey Logano has some questionable deep in the restart zone restarts all day and Jeff Gordon on the final one finally cracked the code and won the race.

[@Jdog2201]

Elliott Sadler 2001 Food City 500, pitted with 152 laps to go and stayed out the rest of the race to win on 152 lap old tires

[@Cramhead43]

5:20 How the HELL did he call his exact starting spot lol. Props Kyle.

[@tomt9543]

1994, Bristol, Nationwide (Busch, Xfinity, Yada Yada) series race. The caution came out with two laps remaining (before the green white checkers era) with Mark Martin leading. Other drivers pulled alongside to congratulate Mark, who promptly turned left into the pits. All well and good, except that they had to cross the finish line one more time! He literally gave the race to David Green! Unintentionally of course! IQ involved there for sure!

[@liakosgeorge7041]

Hey kkb, make a video with all stenhouse's mistakes at Daytona and talledega. You know... he made a lot of big ones and crashes, it's so mutch you need 30m video to show them all

[@Pabig93]

Group Qualifying on ovals was the biggest Meme ever.

[@HappyKarl095]

I remember the Chase Elliott’s Martinsville win very well especially that pit crew going back to pit wall in order to not get penalized.

[@GingerRACING21]

This guy is always making Cool videos

[@steveutgaard9381]

Awesome video keep up the awesome videos

[@chevy2666]

*big brain activates*

[@FusionRacing24]

IQ is booming

[@elgallowayjr]

I got us that “over the wall” penalty for 3 consecutive races in NBS….

[@abuzzgrain124]

4:07 I’ve done that in NASCAR Heat 5 career mode😂

[@juanjoramirez327]

I don't understand why in the Qualifying some drivers turns around on the track and backs in turn 1 when the lap was done and do it again. Why they done that? 🧐 At least Kyle Busch shows that will not make it lol. But I don't understand that

[@xmbdesign7421]

They did not start a lap because the driver didn't cross the start/finish line.

[@kenstermcnine071]

very high IQ indeed

[@TheDarkEternalKnight07]

Big brain time

[@stpplayz2322]

5:00 Why does the vehicle sound like an f1?

[@brapa1190]

It has alot of horsepower and its on a plate track

[@SurrealCereal]

The plate package at that time produced that higher pitched whine. No clue how tbh.

[@RandomTire]

Its big brain time XD

[@IanTheMotorsportsMan_YT]

Steve Phelps, Steve O’Donnell, and Scott Miller leaving NASCAR or being fired would be the BIGGEST IQ Moment in NASCAR History! (Too bad that’s not gonna happen)

[@evannuh-koo-la4054]

You don't need a high IQ for that to happen

[@IanTheMotorsportsMan_YT]

@@evannuh-koo-la4054 explain, I’m listening

[@evannuh-koo-la4054]

@@IanTheMotorsportsMan_YT What do I need to explain? it's a no brainer, don't need to be a rocket scientist. And besides if they leave, who's gonna take over NASCAR, the FIA?

[@IanTheMotorsportsMan_YT]

@@evannuh-koo-la4054 the FIA almost took over in NASCAR. I found that out when I was doing research for the 1956 Cup Race at Road America

[@evannuh-koo-la4054]

@@IanTheMotorsportsMan_YT Thank God they didn't, can't imagine NASCAR being run by Bernie Ecclestone

[@dustbegone]

am I the only one thinking none of these are high IQ moments, just making a late decision and sticking to it and it paying off.

[@timechanger9162]

Wrecking someone is a high IQ? Seriously

[@timechanger9162]

@@NickRodriguez03 wdym ok

[@nascarandbowlingfan3888]

If it helps you in some way then yes idiot rubbing is racing

[@westonatwood7932]

Group qualifying caused ulcers

[@88crazydriver]

Why did they wait till the last second in the 2nd video

[@theflagstand]

They were all waiting for somebody else to go first. The first one to go could be at a disadvantage because the others could get the draft and set faster laps.

[@ethanweeter2732]

The Busch thing was low IQ because he wrecked at Bristol.

[@Pabig93]

I think you need to update this video now.

[@48waffles36]

I see think you never end the race at Daytona unless it’s Xfinity race before the 500. Because we have lights after all.

[@anandguruji83]

NASCAR High IQ Moments

[@anandguruji83]

NASCAR High IQ Moments

[@webby3943]

Moments IQ High NASCAR

[@zednik4hart]

High NASCAR IQ moments

[@EmptyCheetosBag]

IQ NASCAR moments High

[@funboy_that8971]

Kyle Busch saw

[@BMordecai]

What was the high IQ for Truex at 3:50?

[@baileyduvall01]

It was his crew chief actually, but the call was not to pit. I’m not sure full details that’s just from the video.

[@anubeia]

This is what I assumed from the clip. Truex's crew chief was on the radio voicing his confusion on whether or not to pit. Other teams were listening, and got bamboozled.

[@austinsanders6475]

The Chase Elliott jack man is way over hyped as a smart moment. Everyone forgets he put himself in that situation by making a dumb mistake to begin with

[@AlphaHumphrey]

Absolutely. Totally his fault. But I'll give him the quick thinking to reset. I wouldn't have thought of it quick enough

[@finleyjeanbatiste5197]

Sounds like someone is mad

[@darthhull85]

That move basically won him the championship

[@josepedrorodriguez2376]

Jimmie Johnson will always be my favorite driver! Despite the IQ

[@recon4786]

Now do a 0 IQ moments

[@nascarandbowlingfan3888]

High IQ moments? Well then there won't be any Kyle Busch on here 😂😂😂

[@vsqic]

LMAOO

[@joeykonrath4414]

Nascar loving to give chase that martinsville win. Aint no one ever able to "reset" by hitting the wall with his foot. Complete horse crap lol oh well nascar got what they wanted for chase and that's a championship.

[@michaelflaherty3202]

In the world of fiction, they call it "retcon." That's what they did, inventing that rule then and there.

[@jayirving6996]

more reasons i dont watch nascar anymore.. pure stupid....