Ross Chastain's video game move to advance to the Championship 4 | NASCAR

[@gavalant366]

Motorsport overtake of the decade. • passed 5 guys in one corner • saved his title chances • set a new lap record • beat his main rival for that title spot • made a move thought only possible in video games work • and oh yeah, He f**king SENT IT!!

[@DonP83]

He did SEND IT!! Lol

[@BlueBlur24]

That smug Henry profile pic you have must be Chastain's face before doing the wall ride.

[@acerik97]

Definition of GIGACHAD

[@justlucky8254]

​​@@acerik97 only for those who live online and completely vicariously through other average people. Otherwise, simply just a move that was entertaining and one outside of the typical or expected. *Get outside and live a life of your own.

[@DiegoGeremias7]

Best move of the history for me, nothing beats this move in motorsports. Not even Kenseth on Logano or the Zanardi move, Senna maybe can have one or two, but Ross move was pure life or death.

[@ThioJoe]

“I'm Gonna Do What's Called a Pro Gamer Move"

[@acedelta12]

“Yeah, This is Big Brain Time.”

[@ethanwilliamson4329]

Legitimately though, this feels like something you would do in Forza or something

[@xsct878]

“Cringe quote”

[@guts-141]

@@ethanwilliamson4329 Chastain said he done it on NASCAR Gamecube He really pulled off a video game move there

[@Kytes93]

Close your channel dude

[@jolenethequeen1754]

Commenting here to say that I witnessed history being made live. I might never see another racing move as insane as this in my lifetime again.

[@nickhildabridle1612]

I saw it live on a stream. Crazy

[@memepatriots]

I can’t believe it dude!

[@memepatriots]

@Sam Doe I know man I thought he was going to win at that time Kyle Busch when he did it with that blown tire at California several times Carl Edwards passing Jimmie Johnson I’ve never seen it work though that was insane

[@stephenholloway6893]

This time the bonsai move worked.

[@Kenboslice3]

Same here! Saw it from high up on turn 3!! Ridiculous!

[@Mott2]

He had the creativity to think of it. He had the skill to pull it off. But most importantly! He had the balls to try it!! Props to Chastain!

[@aowwii]

The creativity, the timing, and the balls. To risk everything for something that isn't a guarantee is astounding. One wrong step and he'd have been laughed at

[@icylow2893]

Video game inspired him to that move

[@Ballin4Vengeance]

I mean, win it or bin it, nothin’ to lose, why not

[@RobertCHoweSr]

I root for Ross and Danial every race. The trackhouse has great leadership supporting it and can not wait to see its future as it unfolds. "The MOVE" was all everyone said it was. But still, he di not take responsibility for the safety and well-being of those around him. He purposely ran into the back of the no. 6 going way faster than was safe to do so. I just don't think it is necessary to create that much of a hazard and risk to others. It's still an EPIC effort. Go Ross. Senior Danial. Vamonos Amigos! La Raza!

[@robertfischer2691]

This is something even Ricky Bobby wouldn't dare to do, what a legend

[@davidp8627]

“Help me Jesus! Help me Jewish God! Help me Tom Cruise! Tom Cruise use your witchcraft to get the fire off me!” --Ricky Bobby

[@DarthDungus]

If you ain't fifth you're last

[@dangerdean9066]

Shake and bake, baby! Shake and bake!

[@amywilkins543]

OMGOSH! These are Hilarious!! 😂😂😂

[@andrewroberts9134]

Slingshot engaged.

[@TNTMan93]

Back in the day when playing NASCAR Thunder, the only way I could get a fast enough qualifying lap at Martinsville was to ride the wall and I always thought “that would never work in real life”…

[@nomercyformayhem2506]

He said that he also learned the move from Nascar 2005 on the Gamecube

[@Bitterman5868]

That is also the best move in the Black box NFS quadrology for PC(UG 1 and 2, Most Wanted 2005 and Carbon) to make full use of the NOS

[@5DPS]

wassup bro how r u

[@BlekSheep_1]

@TNTMan93 ....ME TOO! I knew though that, if I was ever at Martinsville that I would try this move! RC beat me to it 🎯🤙

[@kwaitefuni9152]

Haven't heard the words NASCAR Thunder in years. man, I used to have a copy of 2002 NASCAR Thunder. Lost the disc when I moved houses. What a blast of nostalgia.

[@berke2336]

This was the most exciting thing to happen in NASCAR in a very long time.

[@manueltjuhh3807]

Coke 600 this year was exciting too

[@redmanrm1]

I agree. Nascar has went woke and going broke. F nascar but awesome move

[@TheGloriousGamer]

@@redmanrm1 actually ratings and track attendance have stabilized over the past couple years and increased slightly since banning a racist flag, or going "woke" as you call it. Popularity fell sharply several years before due to the COT and overall quality of racing.

[@Purpleturtlehurtler]

@@redmanrm1 seeth and cope. The future is NOW, old man.

[@SlimbTheSlime]

@@redmanrm1 Uninstall the governors! Edit: wait… you do mean the governors on the engines, right?

[@Loose89]

Not just a legendary NASCAR all-time but that is a motorsport all-time move. The balls to attempt, let alone to stick it. Incredible.

[@charliepalmer3244]

Agreed, I can't think of any move in the history of all motorsports that cool, with all he had at stake, and who he passed. The stars really lined up there.

[@albertpeterson5585]

...not balls, watermelons.

[@theonetheonlyjoey]

It was absolutely amazing but let's be real, outside of USA not many people will ever see this clip

[@slowanddeliberate6893]

It was like an iRacing hack!

[@rKhael53]

You mean the Gyro Zeppeli's Steel Balls right ? Cause Chastain is truly a Master of Spin now !

[@amigator7789]

Random guy from Europe here (= I don't know even slightest shit about Nascar), but holy macaroni, that overtake was crystal clear definition of PURE EPICNESS. Caps off bro, you are the legend.

[@FordSierraIS]

​@@goos6005 have an upvote

[@Mixxr14]

@@FordSierraIS underrated comment

[@Fru1tSamura1]

Bit late but I can give some context. The track this was on is the smallest in all of nascar, overtaking on this track usually takes 1-2 laps per car. The driver basically had to win get into the qualifiers otherwise there was a good chance this would be his last race. With all that he managed to pass 5 cars on just the turn alone, beat a rival he had been going head to head with for a while that was in 5th place in this race. And get himself into qualifiers all at the same time.

[@NJ-wb1cz]

​@@emporioalnino4670Tip my narwhal! Fedora bacons at midnight!

[@hydroxv212]

they go round in circle in nascar, I think

[@jcplays3842]

Ross may not have won that race but he won in our hearts. Most Badass move ever

[@Lulu_Gaming1025]

He made it to the qualifying 5 for the championships

[@nr2003gamer]

So absurd that it stuck. An absolutely legendary move that won't be forgotten for many ages in NASCAR

[@aut9m11]

CAN WE ALL" PLEASE EGO ON THE SIDE this is by far "THE BIGGEST MOVE OF NASCAR HISTORY?

[@twoblacklabs904]

nr2003 - he rode the wall and bypassed the rev limiter! Of course it stuck… Just an incredibly gutsy move…

[@kevinbritton1495]

didn't have to make it stick he used the wall!

[@C-more377]

I can believe in million years someone would do that at martinsville speedway de would b impressed

[@Dailysweeper]

Of course it would stick nothing crazy about that.

[@adjuru6585]

This is instantly one of the most legendary moves of motorsports history.

[@crizzleyo815]

in sports history!! im not into motor sports at all but this def is legendary!!

[@kay_sou]

The running rivalry between Hamlin and Chastain this season was due to Denny disliking Ross's aggressive driving style. Now, fighting for the last spot in the Championship 4, the most aggressive move possible put Chastain ahead of Hamlin. Poetic.

[@pedrooliveiraoliveirasimoe5478]

Well, Chastain was out of control, he took so many cars out this year. Hamlin had every right to be upset

[@bradkroboth5490]

And well done. Denny was knocking bumpers off n ramming everyone to get in, Ross 1 up'd him

[@cupchamp5]

Chastain got the last laugh 😂🤣

[@FantasySportsZen]

Indeed. Well put.

[@larryhobbs8769]

😢😢😢😢

[@DeadPerfection]

This man might not play games at all anymore for all I know, but as a member of the gaming community, I hereby declare this man a God Gamer.

[@piercexo]

“Videogames are useless” Ross just proved it wrong. 🐐

[@encycl07pedia-]

video games*

[@Jev6]

@@encycl07pedia-vagina**

[@RyanGallager]

This is the day the world found out if that move would ever work in real life. That's a have-you-ever moment if I ever saw one.

[@zemaniak22]

And queue Nascar making it illegal in future races…

[@hyun1141]

@@zemaniak22 I think Nascar will make it illegal not because it was a dangerous move on it's own, but multiple drivers doing this on final lap can cause a wreck

[@soisaidtogod4248]

@@hyun1141 But the ratings!!

[@mitchell-wallisforce7859]

@@hyun1141 LUL. The fact that this method could cause a wreck is WHY it won't get banned. The ratings spike from cartoonish stuff like this is too large. Hell, I'm a purist and I hate what NASCAR has become, but for the first time in around three years, I regret missing a NASCAR race.

[@voodoo7008]

@@mitchell-wallisforce7859 I quit watching 20 years ago, and now I have regrets.

[@MrLuke5416]

He will forever go down in history with this move. Absolute GOAT

[@mk-cr9zx]

🤓

[@DamnWelfareBums]

As a Ryan Blaney fan i wanna just say it was phucking awesome.

[@dakotaflora6998]

He's definitely not the GOAT but that move was amazing.

[@tylersteed3465]

@@DamnWelfareBums same my friend

[@albertpeterson5585]

MOOSE > GOAT.

[@cmaszerowski]

This is a viral moment Nascar needed badly. What a move

[@nomercyformayhem2506]

Yep, a friend who normally is a F1 Fan already said that he will watch Nascar a lot more after this

[@nathanjack9359]

I'm a Brit and a massive F1 fan and general motorsport fan too. Fair do'es for going for this move , that took enormous balls to do. Surely this isn't good for the sport though? Using a wall to effectively cheat the system and potentially risk other drivers doesn't sit right with me . Not looking for an argument, I'm just interested in hearing a Nascar fans opinion on this. :)

[@nomercyformayhem2506]

@@nathanjack9359 He did a risky, but legal move and everybody respects him for trying and succeeding

[@ikedew8264]

@@nathanjack9359 I highly doubt some will try to recreate what he did, 1 cars arnt cheap if it wasn’t for a shot a championship he would not have done that. 2 if the gate had caught any part of his car he would have just crashed 3 nascar is already hinted that while they will let this slide this time that they don’t want drivers doing this.

[@nathanjack9359]

@@nomercyformayhem2506 Fair enough I guess . Nascar will surely have to ban it happening after this though right ? The risk of a car bouncing back into the other cars is insane.

[@Corsairforu]

If I live 100 years to watch racing I don't think I'll ever see a wild move like this, this took the cake!

[@JLOCLamborghiniFan88]

I literally witnessed history in it's greatest form live and I cannot tell you how honored I am because of it, seriously! This is a once in a lifetime moment and move I may never see again in my life, I still am absolutely speechless almost 4 days later. Just absolutely incredible!! No words!

[@albertpeterson5585]

...Chastain now holds the fastest racing lap time ever at Martinsville: 18.845 sec, 100.484 mph; and that move is officially a "Chastain"; bravo, Ross! (He was probably doing at least 120 through the corner to make that the average speed for lap 500.) ROSS THE BOSS! THE MOOSE IS LOOSE!

[@evanwilliams6406]

WHAT?! He was that fast going on the wall like that?

[@MrTaco6]

in Cup yes, track record is 0.099s faster run by a Modified in the 80s

[@WastdTrashPanda]

Honestly that shouldn't count.

[@xavierjuno4572]

@@WastdTrashPanda well it probably shouldn't but it was a probably a grey area rule

[@hippylong]

Even more epic!

[@Cashconsiderations]

One of the most badass moves I’ve seen in motorsport

[@Alofokematias]

Hamlin mamat* un bicho 🤣

[@nickyjames1985]

If you go to the outside You CAN hold it

[@9wayne9]

The best part of this entire move is eliminating Hamlin. Ultimate beast mode move by Ross.

[@salty_flightdeck_cpo]

Denny Hamlin stays as the Dan Marino of NASCAR. No Championship for You!!!!

[@brucebouck6152]

@@salty_flightdeck_cpo still the only fed ex driver that cant deliver!

[@i-love-comountains3850]

@@brucebouck6152 Hahaha

[@Nick-vs8wl]

Absolutely brilliant move, I don’t watch or care about nascar but here I am. This brought eyes to the sport. Congratulations to that man and his team and the sport

[@leonardoleiva9525]

This man is on history books.... I never thought that was possible... Just can't believe my eyes! My respect y thankfulness from Buenos Aires Argentina... THANK YOU!!! You are now Whit Fangio and Ayrton to me now!!! You got some huge balls! Congratulations CHAMPION!!!

[@javislice]

the announcers can't een believe it, chastain already had my respect for his aggressive style but this right here? this right here just made it skyrocket. well done to him and trackhouse for makin it to phoenix

[@TubbzyXBL]

i hate chastain for his aggressive driving style but that move was absolutely incredible

[@davidpearson1157]

What would happen if he wins the championship next week?

[@stephenholloway6893]

I don't think no one other then Ross thought it would even worked.

[@worldofoutlaw1353]

@@stephenholloway6893 I think people knew it would have a chance at working, but I think Ross was the only one who actually thought about it. (If more people thought about it they might think it was possible)

[@AntiATF]

The best part is right before it happened the announcers were saying "Denny Hamlin won himself into the championship" right as Chastain floored it on the wall

[@GeneFever]

I'm amazed at the speed he was able to achieve running along the wall. Epic move.

[@trevor4533]

@@VladimirBlarp For a Cup car. The whelen mod track record is still the fastest. Still impressive as hell, though.

[@RezaMaulana98YT]

@@trevor4533 I do wish it did earn the all time track record because it'll be the best way to earn it since Ayrton Senna at Donington Park, where he got it by cancelling his pit stop because he was going into the pits at full speed and saw his team is not ready for a pit stop just yet (no pit speed limit at the time and Donington's pit lane is a shortcut)

[@cslloyd1]

Data recorders showed he was 60 mph faster than the others in that final turn. 130 mph vs 70 mph

[@christianalden4603]

That has got to be one of the boldest moves in motorsport history... Congrats for both Chastain and Trackhouse to making it into the championship 4!

[@thelakeman5207]

He was going 50 mph faster than everyone else! It didn't seem real.

[@SuperSlaiyan]

too bad he has to rely on a move like that to even get in

[@callmen4]

@@SuperSlaiyan Blame the points system, gotta do what you gotta do

[@NukeChiefMech]

Yes, every Martinsville race should be decided this way going forward. I can’t imagine why nobody has tried this in 70+ years of NASCAR.

[@NukeChiefMech]

It was a bonehead move that no other driver in NASCAR history would attempt because it’s unsportsmanlike and unprofessional. Cheating!

[@davidcruze111]

The most incredible part is passing Denny at the line. If he wins the championship it'll be one of the greatest moments in sporting history.

[@Rinku588]

I was SCREAMING when I saw this. Complete confusion when I saw Ross made it until they showed the replay. What a legend

[@areasmith]

Like it or not, this is probably something that NASCAR needed to broadcast out there and show that oval racing is still a cool thing to watch. Personally, I thought it was original, innovative, and probably more than a little nuts so good on Chastain! And he didn't wreck anyone while doing it.

[@pedrooliveiraoliveirasimoe5478]

I don't think this is a good look for Nascar. Nascar's stereotype is people running in circles hitting each other. And now this. Don't get me wrong, it was amazing, but i wouldnt count this as good for Nascar. Its not Ross fault, not blaming him, but this will keep the bad stereotype that Nascar carries

[@tommyyancy3902]

It ain’t open wheel racing. NASCAR was built on stuff like this. Crazy moonshiners pushing their machines beyond the limits, innovators in the garage pushing the rules to the limit, and at times causing new rules to be implemented because of it, and incredible moments like this. Everyone remembers the time Pearson and Petty wrecked coming to the checkered flag at the Daytona 500. People remember the “Pass in the grass”. We remember Larson sending it at Darlington in this same way, though it didn’t work. Carl Edwards did it too, and it didn’t work. This will be remembered in NASCAR lore forever and that is not a bad thing. It is unique to NASCAR. Could it be dangerous? Yes, if he catches an access gate like Micheal Waltrip, it could kill him. Do I want to see it every week? No. Will they make a rule like the yellow line rule at Daytona and Talladega? Maybe. But, this is in no way bad for the sport. As a matter of fact , it was possibly the only memorable moment of the race. This will be on the every NASCAR commercial you see for Martinsville from her to eternity. Lol.

[@areasmith]

@@tommyyancy3902 You're right in my opinion. And now that I've had the night to sleep on it, I not only think it was a great move, but I'm not sure if NASCAR possibly creating a rule to ban it is such a good idea. This strategy probably wouldn't work on bigger tracks because everyone is already travelling pretty fast on the straightaways because they're longer. At Martinsville, everyone is already driving slow due to the short track so it works. If someone else should do it down the road and it proves to be ineffectual, destructive to property, etc. then consider not doing it. I think it's a brave, bold move that happens once in a lifetime. I don't imagine other drivers are excited about doing it down the road, so if I'm NASCAR, I let it go.

[@thelakeman5207]

THAT'S the big thing, he didn't wreck anyone, except his own car. Denny was in cruise mode, thinking about himself in another championship, when this crunched up car blew by him at the line! LOL!!!!!!!!

[@metameta1427]

It really is. I live near an old track and haven't watched since 2007 or so. This has brought me back. Props to Chastain

[@brianbourgeon2014]

Honored to say i witnessed one of the greatest passes in NASCAR live. Absolutely phenomenal.

[@bobuncle8704]

It think this’ll be the most replayed clip in NASCAR history.

[@jasperaj1]

I'm now officially a Ross Chastain fan. Seen a lot of racing in my time but this is the most amazing move ever. To realize at that point, this could be an option is one thing but actually pulling it of... Wow. So cool, that guy is certainly fired up!

[@pspaulg]

If NASCAR plays this right they could have their generational moment that will bring in legions of new fans

[@nednobody3253]

Been watching Nascar since the Wide World of Sports days in the early 60s and that was one of the most Insanely Amazing moves I have ever seen... well done Melon Man. Best move I've seen all year. And Hamlins gonna have nightmares forever with this one.

[@michaelcollins1899]

I guess u missed a race lol (I have not since 1985) Carl Edward's did it 1st lol 10 yrs ago....didn't work as great for him but did same exact thing. even got out of car and said in interview was his only shot and he'd done it in video games b4 lol...that was 10 yrs ago. hasn't been done since. good to see it again especially for watermelon farmer. it's awesome

[@leppel22]

Agreed! Thanks for bringing me back to Wide World of Sports . I watched back then too with my Dad. Loved it. Jim McCay and Chris Econamacky (spelling ?? Sorry Chris) were the best. I can still hear their voices passionately bringing all types of sports to my livingroom.

[@craigcampbell8560]

@@michaelcollins1899 Edwards didn't ride the wall the way Ross did. Carl did a massive dive bomb in the final turn hoping it would stick just enough to win. Unfortunately for Carl, it didn't.

[@tommyyancy3902]

It has been done since, Larson did it at Darlington. It didn’t work then either, and yes, people thought it was pretty awesome.

[@soisaidtogod4248]

Right up there with the ski jump fail!

[@Kerorofan1990]

Dude is a certified legend now. That was AWESOME.

[@ricardobjj24]

One of the craziest things I ever seen in Nascar I couldn't believe how fast he was going. That's literally a move I would do on Nascar at Martinsville

[@robertanderson2898]

How fast do you think he was going? 140-150? He said he put it in 5th gear. Insane and incredible......

[@BiggieTrismegistus]

It's one of the craziest things in racing not just NASCAR

[@A.G.Rich51]

Imagine coming in first and no one cared. But the guy who takes the last spot for the championship gets all the excitement

[@cheesegrater..]

This is going to be one of the best moves in all of motorsport categories ever made.

[@nizzlejr]

I was outta my chair cheering like crazy on that move...Awesome!!

[@Nitroblood_77]

I was ready for a nap, then saw the badass move - jumped/cheered so loud the neighbors heard me 😂

[@joshslater3574]

No joke. I was laying on the couch and jumped off cheering. My family couldn't figure out why I was going nuts!!! AWESOME! 🍉🏁

[@aarontoddadventures3817]

I was so pissed Hamlin was moving on over Chastain and all of the sudden I jumped up screaming what a move!!!

[@Mike45-47Q]

In real time, I saw him bear Hamlin to the line. Thought..wtf, that's impossible, he was 5 spots back. Then went nuts for the replay.

[@darrylfulk4630]

The safety barrier camera views of Chastain coming off turn 4 are spectacular! OMG

[@flipflip5felipe]

Man made me remember the racing back in Nascar '09, that was amazing, kudos to him for doing that and showing you gotta do what you can, WITHOUT SPINNING/WRECKING SOMEONE, to get it done.

[@danieledwards1081]

That's the move of a driver hungry for victory!! All or nothing, what a ride 😲💪

[@WestEditz4Life]

"One of the most electrifying moves in nascar history" And ya can't change my mind about it

[@kclaptraffic]

I have watched this replay 20 times and I just giggle every time. Legendary.

[@foxwolf316]

ross chastain just broke a record for the fastest lap in this track in the cup series history, I thought all records were impossible, but I guess there's a few that can be broke.

[@jwracer066]

A legendary move that I've never seen before! If he then wins the championship they need to make a movie out of it. I can't even believe what I just saw.

[@albertpeterson5585]

...somebody call Clint Eastwood.

[@kubeanie18]

If he wins the championship then he needs to get penalized this is not how you win a championship typical NASCAR playoff BS anybody can win just by putting on a big move

[@xlgalaxyll5714]

@@kubeanie18 wrong.. this is how champions are made, he used his car to the last extent. he ran out of options so he grabbed 5th and went for it

[@cosmicdisaster02]

@@kubeanie18 I don't see how you could ever complain about this. you just witnessed one of the greatest moments of nascar

[@twoblacklabs904]

@@kubeanie18 👈🏼🤡 New to NASCAR? Idiot…

[@Purpleturtlehurtler]

Dude pulled a literal gamer move. Kudos.

[@Sayntzkilla1]

He had it hidden and flew under the radar with it until he knew it was time, brilliant on another level 💯🔥

[@forearmshiver8819]

Hamlin knew he had it in the bag….not so fast Denny. Chastain and his legendary Check Mate Move took Dennys lunch money right outta his pocket. Thanks Ross Chastain for giving us all a moment we’ve never seen before. Frickin Awesome!!

[@d2eagle525]

“How bad do you want it?” This is why I love Chastain🤝

[@boostaddict_]

A lot of the "legendary" nascar drivers over the years have gotten their reputation through some shady racing, but this was clean and nobody can deny it. Absolutely insane that he made it stick lol. One of the greatest moments in motorsport in 2022.

[@RENO_K]

That shit was insane It was really one of those moments where drivers say "There is nothing to lose but everything to gain" and does an insane maneuver. Really set the record, saved his career, insane Props to him That shit was 10/10 As the commentator said, How bad do you want it? That's how bad he wants it Fuckin insane I'm speechless

[@RedSupratt]

Best thing that's happened to Nascar in decades. This will be on highlights for years to come. Brilliant!

[@seamus2015]

That was a "Hail Mary" gamble and it worked! I love the announcers saying as they showed it again that this was not sped up video. You are watching this in REAL TIME!. At the end even Denny Hamlin could not be mad at him for beating him. I think he was as shocked as every other person there and watching were when Ross pull off that move. Ross Chastain earned his slot in the final with an "All or Nothing" move.

[@Nitroblood_77]

Chastain leaves racing fans speechless and cheering their hearts out at the same time. What a Move!! Congrats Ross you deserve this Championship, go get it 🏁

[@Tankman_4]

This was absolutely amazing!! That is the definition of will to win, determination, never give up! Historic move that will NEVER be forgotten, absolutely crazy. Ross the Boss!

[@crawlmanjrable]

That is "Raise Hell Praise Dale" in it's purest form.

[@osully1384]

We all witnessed something so special that ppl can’t even fathom right now but will 10yrs from now…. We are all going to look back and say he really did that and actually realized what he did…. Legend mr. Ross

[@wesleyem3]

My dad's been watching NASCAR for close to 40 years now, and he called this the greatest move in NASCAR history. And I'm inclined to agree. Ross Chastain is a different beast.

[@OneToGo1]

On freaking believable I cannot believe what I just saw that is the craziest move I've seen in all my 45 years are watching NASCAR unbelievable good job Mr Ross I Am team Joey so I'll see you guys Sunday at the Phoenix Championship race good luck y'all

[@eehsua]

They will play that one for years to come. Not a Ross fan, but he sure as hell sent that. Awesome.

[@billyvbrown988]

"7th generation watermelon farmer" was so south park

[@spcneary]

This will be making nascar best moment reels for generations to come.

[@theman13451]

He's earned everyone's respect on that

[@Blakek00526]

I am extremely fortunate to have watched this live. As I believe that nothing like this will ever happen again. This IS the single greatest move in Motorsport history and we will be watching this for centuries to come.

[@jpesicka492]

NASCAR*, not motorsports

[@vvrathhps]

As someone that utterly hates Nascar, I gotta admit you're right. This is the most insane move I have ever seen in motorsport so far.

[@fsub9834]

@@jpesicka492 name something crazier than sending your car purposely into a wall at 200mph in motorsports

[@trc7343]

@@fsub9834 it was not even near 200 mph...

[@chikenxlegend1833]

now, this, is podracing...

[@bradmoon6857]

Nascar will be adding the "Ross Chastain" rule on Monday lmao

[@jingleoctopus4160]

Yea lmao

[@NascarNixon]

The rule already exists. No attempted was made to make the turn. 110% rule Custer got hit with

[@jingleoctopus4160]

@@NascarNixon that’s not what the rule means. the 110% rule explains that you need to try a full capability all race. Chastain did that. Nice try though😉

[@NascarNixon]

Using the wall to turn isn't driving

[@xavierjuno4572]

@@NascarNixon still madprops for making it work

[@leopoldstotch7711]

still the greatest thing I’ve ever seen I know nothing about NASCAR, from Aus

[@carm700]

The fact that he was able to come out of the wall and not spin out is epic! Unbelievable!

[@robertross1992]

Just happy that I got to see an instant classic moment live, I’m on team Chastain for life after that

[@DamnWelfareBums]

That's the coolest highlight in Nascar history.

[@stickmanguy5583]

I went crazy watching Bell take the lead from Briscoe and win, but then seeing Ross go full into the turn made my house go crazy. Historic moment.

[@LauttenVideodump]

I don't even watch Nascar, but I easily would vote in this to be the image of the year in motorsport. What a move!

[@HerbAndriMusic]

So here I am, 2 years later seeing this. Never watched NASCAR, but this is unreal!! Huge fan of this guy now! 😮 Almost brings tears to my eyes. I've done this so many times in video games 😂

[@wilmafingerdoo2690]

By far the most freaking EPIC, GENIUS, SMOOTH move probably ever witnessed or pulled off in NASCAR!!

[@nelsonpires3151]

Absolutely fantastic Ross Chastain's movement, that's why I like Nascar, when everything was lost Ross pulls a rabbit out of his hat. Chastain has one more admirer here. Greetings from Portugal

[@garypare1655]

Some of the best driving I ever seen, well done!

[@brandonenglund7516]

The roar of the crowd cheering in approval when he gets out of the car gives me chills!

[@astral6749]

I don't know anything about NASCAR, but even I know that this was badass. A first in history. Absolute legend.

[@BlackburnFamilyRacing]

Best move I've ever seen in 41 years of watching this sport.

[@JordanLoweElevaToursCanada]

Ross Chastain basically pulled out a bullet bill at the last second with that move to pass by Denny Hamlin!

[@robertcanderson329]

i've been watchin racing for over 65 years, since i started going to the local dirt track with my dad...that is the absolute most brilliant thing i have ever seen done on a flat track, and the timing was incredible, if he'd waited even another 5 seconds to start that move he would have been too late... if there was ever such a thing as a "junior johnson 'balls to the wall' award" given to a nascar driver , chastain's name'd be engraved on it in big bold typeset.... absolutely awesome.... wow !... and.... i also admit i share the same sentiment i see others on here have expressed..... the fact it took whiney ass hamlin and the entire crybaby gibbs organization out of any shot at the championship when with less than 2 seconds left they were all comfortably feeling they were in......is a massive bonus

[@Drakonus_]

Fun fact: People do it all the time on racing video games. This is the first time someone has done it in real life.

[@ZacklFair]

"I was just being a Moose" would be the perfect punchline in the first interview right after.

[@jeffreyevens2033]

Must be the 400th time I watched this. It will never get old,!

[@nolanfischer4855]

My heart was going faster than Chastain on that lap!

[@lex4433]

BEST MOVE OF THE DANG SEASON, IM SPEECHLESS

[@lucsannes5614]

that could've went 1 of 2 ways, luckily it worked out for him. What a legendary move

[@JamieRawles]

Even to this day, It still amazes me that not a single driver on the track was even mad at that😂

[@delta5287]

Considering they were all shocked that it actually works. I can't exactly blame them.

[@y.e.e.t]

Can you imagine what DW’s reaction would’ve been if he was still commentating

[@gordonramsayslambsauce2519]

Carl Edwards would be proud of that move 😭 they better not penalize him for doing that either. they let drivers purposefully wreck each other for wins, so this shouldn’t be an issue considering he didn’t wreck anyone

[@graves74]

I am surprised they didn’t throw a caution flag, cause he was in the wall.

[@tommyyancy3902]

But he wasn’t stopped on the racing surface and it was coming to the checkered flag, no need to throw a caution.

[@BackupPlans1]

They'll probably make a rule change so noone can do it again.

[@dparrott8952]

That was a Days of Thunder Cole Trickle last lap move! I could hear Harry Hog saying " if you go to the outside, you can hold it!

[@rickdeckardbladerunner2049]

This one's for you harry!

[@Gforcebond]

🤣

[@tannerkern419]

Bro. Took gaming to a whole new level bro is the definition of a Giga Chad doing insanely stupid moves that always turn out for the absolute best outcome. I low-key actually want to try this, but because it's illegal now I can't. So I can either say thank you very much for inventing that move. And thank you very much for killing that move

[@eopie]

The Chastain Wall Slide! The greatest moves and passes in history.

[@YoutubeChanneI]

Ross straight up full send Lightning McQueened it. Respect.

[@memepatriots]

Literally the greatest last lap moment I’ve ever seen.. been a fan since 03

[@MuscleCarJr]

Ive been watching since 69 One of the top 2 for sure

[@memepatriots]

@@MuscleCarJr what’s the other?! Am I forgetting? Teach us wise one! 😄

[@CallforthePriest]

@@memepatriots Wallace going to the grass of 7 at the glen in 88

[@mathewbaxter3443]

There’s a reason a remember the name Ricky craven. Best finish ever

[@memepatriots]

@@CallforthePriest wasn't born for 9 more years so ill look it up!

[@jean-rochdion4898]

I never thought that i would see the "Rat move" in a real life race!!! what a legend.... la totale!🤣👊

[@fcauto]

ross just made many many fans for life as it should be

[@seasonandsprout2213]

CONGRATS ROSS!!! YEEHAW YALL!! im so glad i got to see that move live on tv. absolutely legendary. a dale earnhardt sr kind of move.

[@James_Anderson_]

F1 fan here, this move is already doing the rounds in all the F1-themed Discord servers. A lot of people are saying it's cheating, dangerous and the like, but I must say that that was absolutely incredible, one of those moments of total insanity that all hyper-professional top-level sports are lacking in these days.

[@larryhobbs8769]

This is why stock car racing is the most popular form of racing. Open wheel not bad but they like to penalize drivers for racing to close together

[@gregmckinney2877]

What is f 1??????????

[@graves74]

@@gregmckinney2877 Formula 1 open wheel racing. Most popular outside of the US.

[@gregmckinney2877]

Forgive me Sir,I did not read your whole comment and I was a bit sarcastic. I know f1 and I actually enjoy watching it. I was excited to see an exciting finish and someone goingthe extra not in a dirty,but surprise fashion. The look on Denny's face when he got out of the car was priceless! Thanks.