NASCAR’s Most Successful Wreck Magnet

Brian Vickers was definitely a controversial driver. His aggressive racing style and take no prisoners attitude made him a driver who could either pull off great moves or look like a fool. This was a recipe for both a successful driver and a driver that was a wreck magnet. So today, come back in time with me to see NASCAR’s most successful wreck magnet.
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[@TheIceberg]

What do you remember Brian Vickers for?

[@randomkdm]

2011 Martinsville

[@fishproductions22]

2013 new hampshire

[@DupontandLowesWarrior]

Being Married To One of Epstein's Minions

[@tacituskilgore3314]

Blood clots.

[@superbird4351]

Blood Clots, Talladega 06, New Hampshire ‘13.

[@DennyDeliversYT]

No one: Absolutely no one: Jimmy Spencer: *VICKERISM! He should be studied for research purposes!* lol

[@terskatti4994]

lame meme

[@joshjarnagin3161]

@@terskatti4994 No awesome meme

[@4_14_fan]

@@terskatti4994 you don't understand the power of which you go against 😤 lol

[@fishproductions22]

Vickers fits perfectly into S1ap's "Chaotic Neutral" chart for NASCAR drivers. He would have flashes of brilliance but also have flashes of Deckerism

[@DepravedCoTApologist]

*Chaotic Good

[@RhygonGG]

Deckerism

[@AlanpittsS2b]

Its called vickernism

[@nascarfanatic2425]

Chaotic Neutral was described as drivers who won on "accident." Or through very little special skill. Vickers was more-so the kind of driver who was more Chaotic Good, because he didn't win often, but when he did, he showed up. Also, I would hardly ever call Vickers evil. He was definitely Chaotic, though. I mean, I guess I can see where you are coming from saying he's Neutral, because Vickers has had ethically questionable moments, but I think it came off more as Chaotic than Evil. I mean, when you talk Evil, you would think of guys like Jimmie Johnson for Lawful Evil, Darrell Waltrip or Ricky Rudd for Neutral Evil, and Dale Earnhardt, Rusty Wallace, or Kyle Busch as Chaotic Evil.

[@fishproductions22]

@@nascarfanatic2425 yeah i know i guess i just forgot what category the Cravens and the McMurrays were in

[@JerBuster77]

Brian wrecked racers and his wife wrecked teenagers. Yup.

[@Saintbow]

Brian wrecked race cars, his wife was just a "car dealership" that sold the products to be wrecked.

[@dr.jackkevorkian1119]

His wife was a wreck.

[@joekaput747]

Teenagers? That was far too old for Jeffrey boy

[@orrinsandlin8923]

Me: That was a fun video Iceberg: Jeffrey Epstein is somehow linked to Brian Vickers Me: Excuse me

[@joeyoung4871]

Right!!!?

[@samsucksatgames24]

Just dropped that in at the end... Me: WHAT?!??

[@BAZZAROU812]

Probably didn't kil himself..

[@seanwalsh4142]

@@BAZZAROU812 Vickers took out Epstein ?

[@hallo_welt_ag]

@@BAZZAROU812 he's got Vickernism

[@randomkdm]

I like to call him ‘the OG Ricky Stenhouse’

[@evanwallace4510]

Niiice 👌

[@evanwallace4510]

The great value Ricky Stenhouse haha

[@rns.motorsports]

Haha😂😂

[@abeamcube]

stenhouse wishes he had such potential xD

[@fposmith]

Wrecky Patrick ! I mean Stenhouse.

[@shaytrueblueaussie]

John Wes Townley: *Round, Round get around, I get around*

[@furrfurr]

John Crash Townley

[@jasonbarnes8710]

🤣🤣

[@shaytrueblueaussie]

@@ColeCoibiBFDIObject Thank you for replying. I forgot about my comment.

[@shaytrueblueaussie]

@@ColeCoibiBFDIObject And yes. I’ve known that for a while.

[@kylewagoner]

That Mike Bliss "Did we make it?!" makes me so sad every time.

[@jamesgentry13]

Why? Don't be a sissy

[@321gofast7]

@@jamesgentry13 It's called sympathy

[@snoopy_peanuts_77]

@@jamesgentry13 ok tuff guy.....derp

[@JohnSmith-mk5jt]

@@snoopy_peanuts_77 Ignore him. He's a troll that regularly pops up on these videos.

[@davidpeters2625]

Me too.... damn I remember it like it was yesterday.... and this is where I call him "It ain't my fault"...

[@jduke93]

“Did we make it” “No mike you didn’t make it”😂

[@RACECAR]

That delivery has all the feel of a Dad giving his son the bad news.

[@evanj2400]

“Jimmie Johnson, TOTALLY uncalled for” Larry Mac or something

[@aldouscoroza]

Yeah it was Larry in the '09 Daytona 500

[@drinkardracing0]

@@aldouscoroza it was after dale jr was foursed below the yellow line and then wrecks vickers lol

[@maureenobrien4968]

Vickers: Wrecks him and Jr. to win Jimmie: *I once thought I had a friend*

[@InsignificantNick]

I liked when Dale Jr. and Mike brought up Vickers on Dale's podcast and the question of bringing Vickers on as a guest was quickly shut down by Dale with a "No."

[@davidpeters2625]

Out of curiosity which podcast episode was that?

[@cashkenterprises5584]

@@davidpeters2625did you find it?

[@kloosternator]

I swear that 25 car was cursed other then when Tim Richmond drove it, maybe a video should be made on it ;)

[@Konformation07]

Richmond giving one last fuck you to Hendrick

[@CatGoomba64]

I think aside from Richmond, Ken Schrader was the only guy to have any sort of success in that car. Yeah I know Mears, Vickers, and Nadeau each won a race in that car, but pretty much no driver since the early 90s has run even remotely well in that car

[@tommynesbitt4837]

Nemechek, in the 25, won the first race after Nadeau's career ended--then, of course, started driving the 01. If the 25 is cursed, it only added to the bad sign under which Nadeau was born...

[@rowdyenergyfan6657]

Even chase elliots few starts in the 25 Didn't produce good results

[@User-nu6km]

Richmond got aids driving it

[@peterkennedy7219]

No, no, no....you can't just casually mention his wife was an aide to Eppstein at the end of the video and go no further!

[@titanicgaming1148]

There is a video that goes further on it but his wife was not just aiding him. Many of the people trafficed by eppstein directly implicated her in the internal workings, she was even said to be the next in line once eppstein departed for the business. This lady is scary.

[@mills271]

As an Earnhardt fan, I'll always remember when he spun out Jimmie and Dale at Talladega. Definitely one of the most successful wreck magnets in recent years.

[@clamcrewcarclub6017]

But did you see what Dale did in return hahaha that was clearly on purpose and took out 10 cars

[@branon6565]

Dale Jr was the Tony Romo of NASCAR, in that he was overpaid, overrated, and never won a championship....

[@WedgeLife]

@@branon6565 well. they count the next step down so he won 2.

[@jebediahgentry7029]

I remember Stephen Wallace wrecking every dn week almost. It was unreal how much equipment he broke. Likely the reason that team went under

[@SilentDanDisney]

That was his own dad’s team.

[@PyroBun_2844]

Vickers had potential big time, shame he couldn’t use it fully.

[@brandonsettle8089]

And it didn't help matters that he was involved in the MWR controversy

[@runrafarunthebestintheworld]

Yep. I was so excited for him when he wrecked Dale Jr and Jimmie Johnson. Greatest breakthrough moment ever.

[@jamesgentry13]

The blood clots didn't help

[@dr.jackkevorkian1119]

Well his health is what did him in & right when he was starting to live up to his potential in The Cup Series.

[@dr.jackkevorkian1119]

@@jamesgentry13 Exactly. There it is.

[@nickb2049]

I'll let everyone remember him how they want, but I'll remember Vickers for being the only driver to stop to give me an autograph when every other driver just went by, most not even acknowledging I was there.

[@titanicgaming1148]

I will always remember him for wrecking jammie… i like jammie and that wreck was uncalled for.

[@BuccaneerBruce]

I remember loving his #25 paint schemes, especially the Garnier Fructis

[@bluecup1129]

“Most successful wreck magnet” Everyone: Stenhouse? Iceberg: Vickers Everyone: ya nah I’m out

[@needsmetal]

John Wes laughs

[@ams_arroyo8621]

Ricky still has some time to beat Vickers...

[@jmichaelhpaul]

I always found it interesting that two of the biggest wreck magnets dated each other. Danica and Stenhouse.

[@NotSteveCook]

Loguano

[@jamesgentry13]

Dale Jr was a bigger wreck magnet

[@justinyoung109]

Gotta say, that "chant" in the background is really making me chuckle. You know the NBC S&P people were freaking out about that. Not like they could do anything.

[@thetechfromheaven]

Vickers career didn't killed itself

[@CAMELOT331]

12:21 wait what

[@AdelineTurner]

I'm glad that I wasn't the only one to think that. Just casually dropping that connection in there.

[@donovanc7795]

Yeah what I was thinking! Let's see a video on that!

[@rowdyenergyfan6657]

Shocker

[@puvloclips]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/jHnSgXlpg9Z3l8U

[@adamcheek7379]

Shocked his Sonoma incident with Tony Stewart in 2011 wasn't in here lol

[@jamesgentry13]

As a Tony fan tony deserved thst payback. But yeah its funny how he calls out Vickers for delivering payback thst was justified other times.

[@whatincarnation95]

*Noah Gragson and Joey Logano taking notes*

[@evanj2400]

You forgot Stenhouse

[@evanj2400]

@Owly123 ummmmmmmmm yes he has

[@needsmetal]

You forgot John Wes Townly

[@RhygonGG]

Logano not as much as Gragson but he very much used to be a wreck magnet. Not as much anymore.

[@flyingpizza98]

you forgot Hailie Deegan

[@thebreakfastmenu]

I instantly thought of that Talladega race when I saw this thumbnail. So much time has passed and I still remember that race like the back of my hand. That really was one of the most unpopular race moves made a long time before or since. Vickers had NO ONE defending him. The crowd chanting "bullsh*t" in the background about sums it up.

[@christopherwilliams5945]

I remember he was a pretty nice guy when he came out to meet fans at his souvenir hauler.

[@TopRacingSpeedTV]

Anyone gonna talk about how the 25 car is cursed, who ever drives that car never got over the hurdle of winning or contending except for like 2 wins the most

[@nolancain8792]

Except Chase and Tim Richmond. Chase might’ve been in it only few races but is an exception.

[@TopRacingSpeedTV]

@@nolancain8792 agree Richmond died sadly and only drove the 25

[@danachappell9783]

Me: it’s a shame he’ll be known for wrecks and health issues. He’s forever underrated for that. Here’s hoping Niece calls him one day so he can have a final go Iceberg: his wife was an aid of Jeffrey Epstein Me: OH NOOOOOO

[@kangarooswild]

what Ernie "Swervin" Irvan was originally known for. but when Ernie owned up to mistakes at a drivers meeting he earned respect. Ernie Irvan is a legend who's career was shortened but still a fantastic guy. the 25 hooked the 48!!! and takes out Earnhardt and Jimmie Johnson!!!

[@jamesgentry13]

Last lap means boys have at it. Win at all costs

[@jamesgentry13]

@@b.d.cooper8671 fans are so dumb and hypocritical tho. Dale Sr is worshiped for bad driving retaliation and wrecking people for wins. But any other driver does it they get booed

[@Rowdy_D70]

Me thinking it was Ricky Stenhouse Jr: You had me in the first half, not gonna lie

[@Dogman36]

vickers seemed like the guy in the garage who is chill but didnt have the same sense of humor as everyone else and then shows you how offended he was on track

[@chevyfan8084]

I remember a lot about Brian Vickers... Winning the 2003 NASCAR Busch (Xfinity) Series Championship at 19 years old and it was a record breaking point back then. Man, that #5 car was so cool too! I also remember this interview clip from 2011: Marty Snider: "Well, I'm going to ask Brian the same question that I asked Tony see if I get the same answer. Brian was that payback?" Brian Vickers: "Aww, man. I'd love to lie to you and say that it wasn't. (Smiles)" Marty: "Don't lie to me Brian." Brian: "Nah, it's not in my personality." LOL😆

[@krislendrum2793]

I remember the good, didn't remember all that other stuff. I've got a 25 bandana from when he had Garnier as his sponsor, wore it to work when I didn't have a mask

[@RowingFrontal5]

I remember him and Tony getting at it in Sonoma which ended when he put Tony on the tire barrier lol

[@jamesgentry13]

As a Tony fan even i think Tony deserves that. And I belive Tony said it himself

[@RowingFrontal5]

@@jamesgentry13 that is the funniest part about the whole thing. Tony always said if someone else deserved to get dumped so when he got dumped everyone was like "yep he deserved it" lol

[@brianglennon6657]

Anyone else noticed the crowd chanting Bullshit after Vickers had the balls to blame Jr for the wreck

[@frankwarren8829]

Great piece. Did not know about Sarah Kellen and Jeff E. I remember a very promising career, particularly in the junior series, and a health crisis that thankfully did not become worse. I wish there was some way to rehabilitate his career.

[@nascarmonsterjamindycar9031]

Should have done the jimmy spenser crying towel vickernism one

[@81casperflip]

I've been waiting for a video of this kind! Ken Schrader was also a crash magnet. There's even a race in the 90s where Benny says "If there's an early wreck you can guarantee Schrader will be in it"

[@sirspoonyr]

I remember Schrader as I called him over a decade ago, the 'Afro Guy' from NR2003.

[@dr.jackkevorkian1119]

I have a Vickers auto card I pulled the year he won the championship. It was valued @ $85 back then. I haven’t even checked again.

[@AtlanticCoastJoey]

Iceberg: Vickers is the most successful wreck magnet *Riley Herbst has joined the chat*

[@michaeloconnell4331]

Herbst is a talentless hack. He brings about sponsorship which is why he is signed for next year. Vickers at least showed a glimpse of talent at times with 3 wins

[@maxbuffkin5625]

12:24 Okay. I did *not* see that coming

[@michaeloconnell4331]

Regardless of how people view him, I’ll always respect Brian Vickers. After taking races off from health complications he went out and won in New Hampshire. I love that story.

[@stevekelley7738]

Gotta wonder how Vickers could marry a woman who was known to be on Epsteins Island hundrefs of times and there are many photos of her huggi g Epstein and Bill Clinton and she was known to be a Lieutenant and 2nd to Epsteins girlfriend Maxwell in the power structure of recruiting little girls department.

[@chrisbell2141]

You forgot the incident he had with Tony at Sonoma! That payback that he gave to the 14 is one of my favorite payback wrecks!

[@FunkoPopnLockn]

I remember Brian Vickers for being the car I would swap to in Nascar 07 do a 180 and slam into all the other cars before switching to Junior to win races with no yellow flags.

[@RyanLaney21]

Me: *looks at title* Me: *that’s not Danica*

[@Foxdidnothingwrong]

Key word successful

[@Melissa-jp8ps]

Lol *snort*

[@ryanlukens9280]

Yeah, she sucked. If she didn’t wreck, she didn’t see much past 12th. I guess Indy Car is easier to drive...

[@ryanlukens9280]

@Ernest George she still sucked, most successful female or not. How many Winston Cups did she win? Dale won 7, Jeff Gordon picked up a few, Cale Yarborough and Richard Petty won the top title. Danica never found that trophy in her case, eh? Just because she was the most successful female, she wasn’t a successful DRIVER in NASCAR. I don’t know how well she did in IRL, I’m guessing not super if she left for the wheel bangers.

[@ryanlukens9280]

@Ernest George you’re missing the point. In NASCAR, she was barely a footnote and if she wasn’t female she wouldn’t even be a footnote. You’re throwing around numbers like that’s supposed to mean something. So she won $12 million in her career, what did Dale Sr win? Dale JR? Micheal or Darrel Waltrip? Richard Petty? No, I will never see money like that, but I’m not a pro race care driver either. I’m guessing you probably won’t see money like that either, and I’m guessing you’re not a pro driver either. It’s all relative to ones perspective. In the grand scheme of NASCAR, Danica was not a top level driver.

[@danielsummey4144]

Brian Vickers fan here. I remember the first year TBR was trying to get locked in on points, there were so many weeks where Vickers ran well, then got wrecked on the last lap. I remember him running well at Dega once, all through practice, then catching a bad gust of wind and missing the show in qualifying.

[@bobdevreeze4741]

I actually laughed out loud when I saw this.....I think you nailed it... Way too funny

[@sn95_mustang_garage]

I got an after hours exclusive tour from a friend at Red Bull (Mooresville) in 2011 when Vickers was there. To say the guy was weird is an understatement. Above the door on his cars said “Sheriff.” I asked who the hell is the Sheriff? His car chief said Vickers had given himself that name. That’s how proud Vickers was of going after others drivers that touched his car. Some say standing up to other drivers is a good thing. He took revenge on everyone regardless if it was just racing. Dude was a head case.

[@herrzimm]

Uh, I would say Robby Gordon was a bigger wreck magnet than Vickers. At least ON the track. Clearly OFF the track, the Vickers connections make them the bigger wreck magnets.

[@joshuasweeney7864]

That New Hampshire race was my first race 👍 was cool to see someone who wasnt supposed to win get it done

[@uselesspaprclip5057]

You have to make a video on the Epstein thing can't just leave us hanging like that

[@nathanstroud2223]

I had forgotten about the crazy shenanigans they let drivers get away with during the "have at it, boys" era.

[@HayTatsuko]

The main thing I remember about Vickers was that he recovered from the deep-vein thrombosis (the blood clots you mentioned, that could have led to his losing one or both legs) and got back to racing after his convalescence.

[@llamadice1]

shoutout to my boy matt schaub for the rushing td at 8:00 Houston will never forget you

[@skarcrowzgaming7838]

My favorite Brian vickers memory is that talladega win...spinning johnson and baby e made it a awesome race

[@WorldwideWyatt]

I used to call Chad Little “Crash Little” because any time he had even a decent run he would blow an engine or crash.

[@saltybildo9448]

Epstien dint kill himself, Vickers wife needs to go in witness protection lol

[@truenorthcanadian5628]

NASCAR Busts: Brian Vickers He wrecked his own career. Talk about a wrecking ball! 😂😂😂

[@tgs2141]

Not really, he was decent at best and unfortunately health problems really side lined his career, not that’s just my opinion but I don’t think he’s a bust

[@jamesgentry13]

He would have won't more if he didn't have the blood clots and Michael Waltrip as a car owner

[@branon6565]

Maybe consider doin a vid on which driver it is who deserves to have his facial structure rearranged by a few well trained, large and hostile former Green Berets or Seal Team members, with that driver being Kyle "Whiny Girl" Busch.....

[@seandamenacee4767]

Why does he look like and early 2000s Justin Timberlake in the thumbnail😂

[@NotSteveCook]

He used Garnier Fructis

[@ryancurley2351]

My Brian Vickers memory was me picking him in my first ever Nascar game I got. Nascar 14. I picked the 55 and I got my first win in my 15th race.

[@DaddyDink214]

I got PTSD from that talladega race that’s the maddest I’ve ever seen my dad.. thanks a lot Vickers!

[@vickydelmonico8456]

I remember an interview he did after wrecking Matt Kenseth and saying Matt deserved it - we didn't see Vickers for quite some time after that.

[@jamesgentry13]

Because of his bloodclots

[@bigferd4534]

I remember he wore Kenseth out more than once at that Martinsville race you showed. My stepbrother and myself were at that race and we thought Vickers would have kept going after him until the car wouldn’t roll anymore 🤣🤣

[@nascarisawesome5018]

Brian Vickers: Pushes Jimmie Johnson on the last lap at Dega Jimmie: Makes a move on Dale Jr. for the win Brian Vickers: Not in my books I'm letting any of them win! But seriously that was one of the stupidest move I've seen for a win.

[@82ndAbnVet]

I thought it was brilliant. How are you going to yell at your driver for wrecking a teammate and winning the Talladega 500? Talk about getting away with murder!

[@jamesgentry13]

Oh shut up pussy. Last lap is boys have at it.

[@bigdc48]

I feel like it should be titled "Vickernism" but that's just me. Great video.

[@evannuh-koo-la4054]

Not only is he patient 0 for Vickernism, he gave it to a hell Lotta drivers

[@kawai99100]

This reminds me when the announcers were on it! Yeah, Vickers plowing through a career.

[@alexandercarabitses8081]

I first started following NASCAR more closely in 2006. When the Talladega incident happened, my father and I thought it was entertaining, to say the least. particularly when the fans started shouting "Bullshit" during Vickers' interview

[@dracoarton94]

No wonder the 83 always spins me out on Nascar 2011 for the xbox

[@doomusrlc]

Vickers also had a really great runs at Bristol in that 55 a couple times. One of them he led over 100 laps.

[@tacocat2287]

The first wreck I vividly remember when I was younger was the wreck he caused on Jimmie and Dale Jr. And I’ve been hooked on NASCAR ever since.

[@runrafarunthebestintheworld]

Yep I still remember and it was my fifth full time year.

[@robloxgaminggoldenx7779]

Me: Carl Edwards The iceberg: Vickers Me: ight I’m out

[@dustbegone]

Great video, my only wonder is why the audio is at such different levels between clips, maybe its just because of the audio from the broadcasts used. Keep making great content though!!

[@mbgmadbull1141]

I remember dega, saw it happen live TV and i knew it would be a wild ride

[@coltonwilliamsracing7079]

Brian Vickers, Ricky Stenhouse, and Danica Patrick are professional wreckers

[@saltbombcreations8336]

But to be fair they did do some good stuff in their careers, BV bring the 55 it’s last win, RSJr winning this year’s 500, and DP winning a pole, having the most starts and top 10 finishes for a woman in the cup series

[@pirate772009]

The most memorable thing about Vickers’ career to me is how he was my favorite Busch driver in 2003 and I hated him less than a year later for the aforementioned wreck he caused with Bobby Labonte

[@justinlokere]

Danica Patrick

[@bobbyshmurdashat3369]

Im sorry did I hear that last part correctly? WTF

[@patrickkennedy2533]

My Man Jimmy Spencer called it Vickerism

[@marchedgie6838]

I remember his Red Bull paint schemes. Very nice.

[@stevekelley7738]

Good thing he didn't wreck Jimmy Spencer or he may have ended up on the disabled list sooner. Of all NASCAR drivers Jimmy Spencer was probably the one who could and would turn out your lights.

[@evanrehrauer3166]

I got to meet Brian Vickers when I was a lot younger at a Martinsville race. I think it had something to do with my dads job. That’s what I remember.

[@SpencerJoyceMusic]

12:21 I did NOT see that coming!!!

[@johncholmes643]

I respect anyone who takes out Fale Jr. and Jimmy Johnson at the same time

[@DimMakTen]

You left out the fact that Brians dads company, CV Products, was a major part supplier to most of the cup teams. His deep pockets and established reputation in the industry was a great way to keep Vickers in a seat.

[@aupaub1168]

Probably in the minority here but vickers was one of my favorite drivers. I remember coming back to the sport as a full time fan when he signed with Red Bull. And well still miss Red Bull till this day

[@DarkMAGABrownconservative05]

What I remembered the most is talladega accident (Johnson/Dale) on the last lap and he won the race.

[@peruserprecurer1446]

"That can't work!" is iconic

[@Nastyls188]

As you've already went over, 2006 Talladega, that's the only thing that sticks out in my mind about him.

[@DuckRacer4jr]

He had speed in practice that weekend new Hampshire. I honestly picked him in streak to the finish and it paid off lol.

[@orangebandanaboi48]

When you tear up a record amount of cars and still have a successful career

[@eugeneburton6878]

Successful? Bahahaha

[@Crush1084]

@@eugeneburton6878 I mean, he has a couple decent point finishes. A couple wins. A Busch championship. He's no hall of famer, but that's moderate success at least

[@SeannyDMode]

BV was my guy. So much talent. So much bad luck.

[@evanwallace4510]

I remember watching that Talladega race when he took out DEJ and JJ I was straight raging at the TV when that happened. I almost threw my TV out the window

[@seanwalsh4142]

Did you put your tv into the wall ?

[@tadroid3858]

Making Recky Spinhouse insignificant with a crazed back story . . . meet Mr. Vickers.

[@thetmg8337]

That 2011 Martinsville race was a nightmare, and I was pissed cause he took at McMurray

[@loominator9568]

Why did I think the thumbnail was JJ Yeley

[@randomkdm]

I thought it was steven wallace

[@markmcdonald6665]

You're not alone, I thought it was Yeley too

[@SmokeAndKnifeBBQ72]

Vickers reminds me of one Rusty Wallace. Loads of talent, but couldn't keep it consistent. Wallace was consistent at least, but both are remembered more for wrecks than wins.