NASCARs Highest Flips REACTION | OFFICE BLOKES REACT!!

[@Robalogot]

I'm Belgian and got bored to death with F1 about 10 years ago, and now I'm hooked to nascar. Driving in ovals is so much more involved than I used to think, in F1 you're mainly racing the track and then the drivers, in ovals you're racing the other people. That Newman crash was one of those moments when everyone expected him to have died right then and there, we were just waiting for the news, but he was in relatively good shape, leaving the hospital after a few days.

[@ΒΞΔΝ]

I always thought it was corny as well....that is until the day I realized that NASCAR drivers lose about 5-8lbs per race. When you lose weight just sitting in a chair...that is intense.

[@ChaosBlitzBeta]

@@ΒΞΔΝ And they also have to be very fit physically too.

[@ΒΞΔΝ]

@@ChaosBlitzBeta For sure. It's absolutely one of the most precise and strenuous motorsports out there, but at a glance it looks like the easiest.

[@DashRiprock513]

They occasionally do road courses..1 of the reasons for the oval is, when you go to a NASCAR race you can see the whole race from your seat.. When you go to an F1 race you sit there, they fly by, and then you sit there a little while longer.

[@kebobs3727]

10:40 when it happened a lot of the NASCAR world feared the worst. Surviving a hit like that to the drivers window is incredible

[@lilsneady]

I only watch two or three races every year... of course I watch Daytona but then usually a couple more when I don't have other sports on. That was one of the few I watched. I still can't believe he doesn't even have long term injuries

[@62rowley]

NASCAR engineers say if you look at the shape of an airplane wing and then look at the shape of a NASCAR stock car going backwards it’s almost the same thing. That’s why it creates lift. The roof flaps that pop up on the top of the car help counter that affect a little, but not all the time.

[@brandonsage8757]

The Ryan Newman daytona crash clip at 10:40 was one of the worst crashes I’ve ever witnessed. It took them 10 minutes for the announcers to give us any updates on Newman. They brought out a black curtain to block the crowd from seeing them remove him from the car. It was truly a nightmare to witness, and the fact he walked away was incredible.

[@hossahunter22]

I watched this live with covid looming... I thought he died.

[@the_ZAMURAI]

Do some more NASCAR stuff. Fights, crashes, rivalries, anything!

[@trentoncrew3985]

NHRA is better

[@Kjetilstorm]

I second this!

[@Grayson950815]

@@trentoncrew3985 lol what are you trying to be an F1 elitist with drag racing?? Cause that always makes people want to watch your sport…

[@trentoncrew3985]

@@Grayson950815 having a preference of one thing over another does not an elitist make , I didn't say that NASCAR had no merit but like allot of people I have a short attention span and 330 mph for less than 4 seconds in a space shuttle with wheels is more exciting than 500 miles in a circle , even with how close NASCAR racers are together and the insane passes. This was what people call an opinion and most people have them and they vary from person to person, simply stating ones opinion does not demish the opinions that differ . You see each person is very different in many ways and different people enjoy different things , that is why we have options when it comes to sports and entertainment. They usually teach the difference between a fact and an opinion around 2nd grade or year 3 in primary school in the UK . I think you may have missed some basic knowledge at some point. Also f1 is the most boring motorsport on earth and the cars sound like they carry a purse. This too is an opinion, I hope I cleared up this for you so you can see something you disagree with and simply give your opinion rather than making wild assumptions based on very little information.

[@spiderman4207]

@@trentoncrew3985 ah yes, the ultra exciting 4 second races😐

[@cinb3448]

Daz, Juan Pablo Montoya started racing in Nascar in 2007. He raced for 7 years. Check out 2012 Daytona 500 under caution Juan slammed into a jet dryer. We were watching when it happened. I love Nascar! And Brad Keselowski and Carl Edwards had a long Rivalry. Until Edward's retired from Nascar.

[@leviticuscornwall9631]

Putting a picture of the guys laughing in the thumbnail of a car crash comp is actually hilarious

[@holddamayo7474]

My dad always called Nemecheck, “Joe Needacheck” lol

[@smokeyplays7183]

i only know him really from running out of gas on the last lap lol

[@nathanstroud2223]

My dad does something similar. He always says "need-muh-check."

[@InkedMisfit]

Ricky Rudd raced days later with his eyes taped open.

[@Kjetilstorm]

I hope you guys react to "The Crash That Changed NASCAR Forever"

[@lisazaccardimeunier8378]

12:50, I remember watching that crash live, and all I could think was "thank goodness for catch fences".

[@wckdaintgood]

Y’all gotta react to nascar most memorable fights

[@Maria-go5fd]

Nascar birth was brought about by the fast driving teens moving " hooch" ,moonshine during prohibition. They had to get faster and faster to outrun the authorities. Do a show on that !

[@KM-fb1kw]

The driver Elliot Sadler who crashes @2:50. my uncle worked for his team as a mechanic and fabricator. He helped get his new racecar ready after this crash. Sadler is one of the nicest guys ever. My uncle has an entire apartment above his garage of NASCAR and M&M's memorabilia from Sadler himself. It is truly amazing how drivers survive these horrific crashes and its due to the standards and qaulity of the people building them. My uncle also worked on Ricky Rudd's pit crew in the 90's. I dont know if he was working for him at the time but Ricky Rudd also has a bad crash @11:20. My memory of ricky rudd was when he was in the Tide car. NASCAR is so cool. obviously large portions are boring but its kind of a sport you put on in the background like baseball and then when something happens everyone rushes to the TV and it becomes the most exciting sport.

[@dathorndike4908]

Sadler's crash into the dirt embankment at Pocono has to be the hardest crash ever.

[@g0019c]

Those cars used to go 210mph and then nascar put restrictor plates on the motors to lower speed.

[@brianmoore6724]

they added flaps to the hood and roof that flip up when the car turns around and it's helped keep some cars on the ground, but you can see, since some of these flips have them, it doesn't always work

[@luis_g_77]

The more the car breaks apart the better for the driver. More energy is being expelled by the crushing and breaking of the parts. Ironically its the flips where the car doesn't look too bad that hurt the most, because it means that the car just got the full impact of the ground and all the energy just went though the drivers seat. You want to see the car get destroyed since it means things like the tires or hood are getting the impact and breaking away.

[@SkewtLilbttm]

Believe it or not, all the flipping and rolling around helps dispel all that kinetic energy in a much safer manner over a short period of time in a much safer way than say a extremely sudden and very definitive head on smash into a concrete wall.

[@thefaithslayer2553]

I'm surprised Richard Petty's infamous 1988 Daytona 500 wreck wasn't on that list. He got launched into the air, landed at an angle with the back half of his car on top of the barrier fence. His car then rolled down the length of the wall/fence, just being torn to pieces as it went, then landed back on the track only to get t-boned as he came to a stop. Everyone thought he was dead.

[@ChaosBlitzBeta]

So, a funny thing about the last one, while it wasn't in this compilation, he actually got out of that car and jogged across the finish line.

[@Retsamad]

I highly recommend watching Radioactive: Martinsville - "That was (expletive) ridiculous, dude!" | NASCAR ON FOX. It gives pit crew and car communication and has one of the best finishes.

[@Viper3048]

Love these car videos. More NASCAR and Donut Media reactions 🔥🔥🔥

[@josephharrison5639]

This just shows how unlucky at super speedways Ryan Newman was

[@ESUSAMEX]

A few days ago, there was a bad crash in Texas at the NASCAR Truck race. Driver Dean Thompson was released from the hospital yesterday I believe.

[@ex89thmpbdecagekicker22]

Dale Earnhardt Jr retired due to concussions. Even though they try to make the cars super safe it's always a risk

[@david-1775]

There is some pretty crazy video from inside the cars. "NASCAR's Most Insane Helmet Cam First Person Crashes" parts 2 and 3 are really good. The part 3 has one really crazy crash in it that doesn't even look real.

[@Jackd-lz2hn]

200 mph+ you're going to catch air if you wreck into someone. And they make the cars as light as possible

[@nicalos007]

that ricky rudd crash where he barely missed the pit wall, theres a crash with a guy named randy lajoie that same weekend who hit the wall flipping. Very scary

[@ronclark9724]

All but one of the flipped cars took place at Talladega and Daytona tri-ovals. These two tracks were built by NASCAR’s founder Bill France in the 1960s to have the fastest speeds possible so that NASCAR cars can match the higher speeds of Indy cars at Indianapolis. Competition with anther racing series created these tracks. NASCAR cars at these tracks can run with the pedal to the metal, accelerator petal on the floorboard, all the way around the track. The cars in front create a draft behind them that the cars behind go as fast with the accelerator raised somewhat, the cars in the draft get much better gas milage. If two cars lock bumpers, front bumper touching rear bumper, and the second car keeps the pedal to the metal, they go 10-15 mph faster than before. Because cars have almost crashed through the safety fence, Nascar required restrictor plates added under the carburetor to restrict air flow to the engine thereby reducing the cars maximum speeds to keep the cars on the track. Now the faster better handling cars can not get away from the pack behind. That is why they race around in huge packs. One mistake and there is a massive crash. Usually the mistake is made in two common ways; the car in front blocking, or the car behind bumping the car in front. Once a car gets sideways or turned 180 degrees around, it will often start flying. NASCAR has implemented roof flaps and hood flaps making it harder for the cars to take flight, but they will still fly if assisted by another car acting as a catapult. At most nascar tracks the cars have to let off the accelerator to navigate the 180 degree turns, and at the short tracks actually use brakes to make the turns. So you will not see pack racing as much, after a few laps of restarting racing. That is why most of the flips occur at just two tracks. Last weekend’s F1 race in Melbourne second red flag restart artificially made pack racing at the first couple of turns and they crashed into each much like NASCAR’s drivers. Close quarters racing usually ends up with a crash, no matter which racing series you watch. But you must admit close quarters racing ihas much more excitement and fun for the fans.

[@crazydrummer181]

5:41 that “oh my god” you hear is Dale Earnhardt Jr. on his radio. Imagine the flashbacks he had seeing that number three crashing so violently.

[@newjokeaccount]

The worst accident I’ve ever seen was when Richard Petty rolled down the fence. A tire his hood and other pieces flew into the stands. My parents were sitting right behind the fence about midway down his role. The fences were updated after that crash.

[@TheBpantani]

I saw him interviewed before the race the following week and all he said about the wreck was "my ankle's a bit stove in". And he went on to drive the race.

[@Raijin-RyuX24]

Have you guys ever reacted to Group B rally from the 1980’s? It was one of the most dangerous divisions that brought on some of the fastest, most powerful and innovated rally cars. Highly worth checking out. Group B ended in 1986 due to the death of one of the drivers and his co-driver.

[@TroySteele17]

Please react to more nascar content, maybe more of the history of NASCAR.. Dale Jr lost speedways & Dale the movie or The day Dale Earnhardt

[@jackjohnandkatieracing9697]

When newmen had his crash in the 6 I was there and it was just so tense everyone in the crowd waiting to see if he was fine

[@MarkPentler]

Anything with MRN at the bottom is off the radio, by the way. Explains why they're a bit more descriptive

[@deansharinus7165]

Crazy story that follows the Ricky Rudd crash ( the no# 15 car that did a few pirouettes near the start/finish line). The head trauma caused by that crash had left his eyes completely shut due to swelling and bruising. So what did he do? He had the team get out the back-up car from the hauler, taped his eyes OPEN and proceeded to race the next day. There's video of him in that condition and it's not pretty.

[@josepholszewski2565]

I don't know how old this video was but the crash at the 2022 colosseum was spectacular! Total destruction of the car engine and all!!!

[@welterw8ak702]

This was a crazy video you guys have been one of my favorite channels for a long time now Bill Burr Eminem to my favorite guys to be entertained by it's cool watching you guys react to it have a good day guys

[@MrYabber]

2:16 Yo.. HE LANDED THAT SHT

[@egadgo]

In many cases, 90% of the field for any given race loses money in a lower tier series.

[@bob_._.]

Most of these happened because some years back Nascar decided that making all the cars have equal performance so they run in big tight packs makes for "good racing." Of course all it does is make for huge multi-car crashes, though that seems to be the big attractor for their unsophisticated fan base.

[@barbarahighlander8840]

Did you notice that Ryan Newman was the driver in 3 of the flying wrecks.

[@NoNameForThisGuy]

First thing i thought, man Newman has had a rough run

[@mfree80286]

@@NoNameForThisGuy Yeah, but it was a sort of foreshadowing that ended up with him actually designing and pushing to have implemented a chassis reinforcement that literally saved his life later in the Daytona crash. Without the doubling of the forward upper roll hoop (the 'Newman bar'), the car that hit him in the window would have intruded into the compartment a few more inches. Trouble is, he had about 1/2 of an inch to go before his skull would have popped in his (cracked!) helmet. It was *that* close.

[@sierrak927]

You should check out STAN FOX 1995 Indy 500 crash. I work at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway photo studio and lots of people still ask for picture copies of the crash. I will say video quality isn't the greatest but the reports do a good describing what happen. Also don't worry, Stan Fox wasn't killed in the crash.

[@gnarxy]

Craziest crash I've seen where nobody died was some indy or formula 1 car launching into an announcer or camera booth. I forget which race it was but it's absolutely insane nobody died.

[@scottc13201420]

Have you guys seen Figure 8 bus/camper races? Fun watching campers explode in a race lol

[@andersonandy1986]

Need to watch the Ryan Newman crash. He was lucky to have lived through that.

[@classicrockandreel]

Racing use to be real exciting back in the 70s when I grew up...would watch Mario Andretti, Dale Earnhardt Sr., Al Uncer, Richard Petty, Cale Yarborough, all the greats of car racing. Ought to watch the older ones and maybe watch old footage of daredevil, Evel Knievel too!~ From Northern California 😊

[@2011uc]

You blokes should check out sprint car racing some time. It’s a form of open-wheel racing typically held on dirt ovals that’s extremely popular here in North America, and also popular in Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa. It’s hard to find decent quality videos on KZbin, but there’s one titled “Sprint Car 2022 Biggest Crashes Compilation” that’s pretty good.

[@christophermckinney3924]

When those cars begin to spin and roll the drivers have to grab the steering wheel hard, if they don’t the centrifugal force will pull their arms away from their bodies and the arms and hands can be seriously injured.

[@kebobs3727]

This video always reminds me how much of a pathetic loser Carl Edwards was as a driver. He wrecked himself (towards the end of the video) and flew into the catch fence, then nearly killed Keselowski at Atlanta to retaliate because he blamed Keselowski

[@dontebullard7423]

These crashes are the reason why I was dying of laughter when Max Verstappen said he was in exterme pain and was whining. Sure he would be kn extreme pain but compared to these guys no.

[@brianschaffer9220]

5:58 the only reason that wasn't paralyzing or death was because he went into the fence wheel first. If it had been top first, yikes!

[@grilledlettuce1845]

Geeze. They are encased in all the safety stuff but knowing what we know now about CTE? Getting whiplashed x6 while you roll over going 140 mph? Just one time has to leave lasting effects no?

[@johnnyboy4630]

Could you react to NASCAR’s onboard crashes and NASCAR’s selfless moments

[@Wolfbroa]

And you need to remember these cars are not the same weight as normal cars, hell they wait 1 and a half thousand pounds more being around 3500 and those are flying around like paper in the wind

[@smokeyplays7183]

do more nascar please especially 90s and early 2000s

[@MarkPentler]

Talladega this weekend 🎉

[@MarkPentler]

Update: crashes a-plenty in the xfinity series today, worth looking for the highlights

[@jamesleyda365]

Do old school NASCAR

[@luhgeekyperc]

just subbed from this video

[@OmegaInfinityAlpha]

It's a long video, but check out "THE 9 Types of NASCAR WINNERS" by S1apSh0es. A great combination of information, comedy, and NASCAR history all rolled into one. Heck, that's just about describes everything on his channel!

[@dereckreinhart462]

If you want to see big flips and exciting racing look at sprint cars.

[@anthonyramirez9003]

When it comes to flipping off. I'm pretty good doing that.

[@masonsteele1674]

"Highest Flips" ... is that a 'skill-based' event or is there an element of luck involved?

[@littlet1068]

Ahhhh..#3 when it flipped several times..I believe that was the crash that killed Dale Earnhardt and he died that day. It crushed NASCAR fans. People stayed home from work just to watch his funeral live on TV. That was a sad day in America for sure. I even took off work to stay home to see it AND GIVE RESPECT..HE WAS A LEGEND DRIVER. RIP #3

[@mfree80286]

Negative, Dale died in 2001 at Daytona, in an impact with no flipping.

[@littlet1068]

@@mfree80286 oh ok..That's why I said I believe but was not completely sure. Tanks for the correction. That was a sad day in America.

[@ShawnATX]

Dave needs a cough button to mute his mic the sixty times he needs to clear his throat on each video.

[@SkewtLilbttm]

Speaking of kids as Dave touched on, let us not forget the true vertically challenged crew living their outrageous adolescence on the backs of those chubbed up wooly wargs known as sheep. Mutton bustin' 4 lyfe, respek respek west side to all my baaaaaad boyz and they busyy Bo yo yo peeps respek

[@Posirep]

and yet NASCAR drivers have nothing on IndyCar drivers in terms of being fearless. Half the NASCAR field have flat out stated an IndyCar on an oval is too much for them

[@Kim-rt8cm]

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[@MATDMixes]

FIRST LIKE AND COMMENT!!!!

[@valerieburris607]

Guys,check "power of College Football , pump up 2022-2023".

[@mr.joshua6818]

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[@ROBOTRIX_eu]