The Most Dangerous Track in NASCAR

[@JustAnotherRailfan2026]

This was also the track that ended Bobby Allison’s career.

[@noahcoleman5556]

And nearly killed his son 4 years later.

[@DERACODA]

and nearly killed lake speed. and richard petty.

[@Eibarwoman]

@@DERACODA Also ended Buddy Arrington's career in the tunnel. But Buddy was a bit reckless with reentry from a spin out and got a t bone.

[@Sheep506]

Probably will end (indycar) Robert Wickens’ career too

[@GhoStrider-bg5ln]

And killed Justin Wilson?

[@JustAnotherGamer014]

0:12 "And Kurt's getting the worse of it". Maybe a video idea?

[@jade2003YT]

Hungry Gamer good idea

[@gtp_dylan_gtp6100]

But have every clip just be Busch spinning without hitting anything or just brushing the wall a little bit.

[@loganofan2296]

Hungry Gamer yeah

[@haydenodell404]

Getting the worst of it! Next camera angle shows the ENGINE out of Elliott Sandler’s car. AnD KuRt’S GeTtInG ThE WoRsT Of It!

[@hotwire96]

My Name should have the video show Kurt being involved in stuff but is quiet obviously not 'getting the worst of it'

[@jonathan_m_racing]

1:51 The Aquafina car took a SPLASH!

[@Bobcat205]

(Ba dum tss)

[@gswizzy17]

It looked like it was sponsored by Frozen. Even though that movie came out ages before

[@jason.c2441]

No wonder why it was called “the tricky triangle”

[@caughtyouin4k674]

SomeRandomMudkip 49 lol mine is 12th😂

[@Duval-In-The-Wall]

Treacherous Triangle

[@notiresjustgas3610]

Duval In The Wall hi

[@hell-sol5240]

It still is

[@NikolaiPCulp]

I was there at the Kasey Kahne wreck. That’s honestly the best race I’ve ever been to. The wreck was bad but that was a great race. First half was a wreck fest and the second half was fuel mileage and Jeff Gordon who ran 15th the whole race went from 15th to 3rd in 3 laps cause all the guys who ran out of fuel. Awesome race.

[@jraybay]

Nikolai P. Culp Cool : D

[@truenorthcanadian5628]

I was at that race too. Though I liked the one I went to at Watkins Glen more in 2014

[@j.t.brooks5364]

I was there too

[@LarrellLewis]

Brake failures + turn 1 at Pocono= bad combination

[@gswizzy17]

True

[@mandude03VideosYT]

Turn 1 and 3

[@chuckfinley612]

I love Pocono. Yeah it is dangerous, but I would take a unique track that challenges drivers over the blah-malaise 1.5 Cookie Cutter tracks any day.

[@ryanpham3308]

Watkins. Glen.

[@FOH3663]

Pocono over the cookie cutters any day. Utilize better components (F1) and brake systems that don't fail. Watkins Glen? Yep, my favorite Cup watch all year, ... and it's not even close. Multiple passing opportunities, it's significantly better than Sonoma in my opinion. Some very exciting races over the years.

[@Crush1084]

I hate Pocono personally. 2nd least favorite track. I miss the old racey Pocono. It's been dreadful since the repave imo. Same with Texas. And Dega was too for a few years after it's repave. Man, imagine how boring Darlington will be once they have to repave it. That'll be a sad day. I like Pocono's uniqueness. As you said, it's one of the non-cookie-cutter 1.5 mile tracks we get. But the actual racing there has been....bleh. Save for a few moments. Just my opinion though.

[@RhygonGG]

Crush1084 here after 2 amazing races at Texas and dega. And I agree with you on the Pocono thing.

[@MarshallBurrell]

I guess if you have a US Air Force suit on and drive for petty you are destined to have a huge wreck at Pocono

[@whatincarnation95]

Poc-Oh-NO!

[@barrettpolhemus3475]

Omega lol

[@tripforheisman]

What In Carnation? Comment King right here. Plain and simple

[@nothinghere7391]

Finally! Something funny again from you!

[@ThePikaPlayer]

Poco-nyoooom

[@blacktoblack7292]

So many people have came up with that way before him guys LOL

[@gregory9808]

Kurt's getting the worst of it!! John Cena: are you sure about that?

[@knowprosports]

I Am a firm believer that if the Gordon, Sadler, and Larson wrecks happen pre 2001 it would have been their final race.

[@TheSadler333]

You aren’t kidding brother.

[@Jared40]

Sadler yes Gordon would have been seriously injured Larson yes 😐

[@trevontheroad]

Bubba and Jimmie too probs

[@julianfox6548]

dude, search for Davey Allison 1992 crash at Pocono

[@jasonviolante4758]

That Elliot Sadler hit almost makes you happy that there wasn’t a clear camera angle of that hit, still the hardest hit I’ve seen

[@MichkovsBurner]

I agree. Pocono is the most dangerous track. I was at the 2010 race where Sadler lost his engine. Shit was nuts man.

[@jraybay]

Conrailfan2323 Cool : D

[@DanielFincannon]

Darlington, where "the walls reach out and grab you." This was said on MRN

[@Stuffyoucantunwatch]

Bite you

[@A_Wild_Protoyeen]

This is Pocono, my friend.

[@DonderNashawk]

0:12 “and Kurt is getting the worst of it” Sadler: “yeah, bet.”

[@mandude03VideosYT]

Yeah, it ties up with JJ's hit in 2017

[@jdlawley]

I think that it's almost up there with the superspeedways, but not as dangerous as Talladega and Daytona, especially the Daytona night race

[@jade2003YT]

Josh Lawley the day race might be more dangerous because the cars are more slick

[@homeslice7747]

The NASCAR Wolf '03 But in the night race Ricky Stenhouse forgets what talent is

[@doitfordale7068]

Home Slice LOL! EXACTLY!

[@RodgersA51]

No Davey Allison tumble?? Crash herniated the guys retinas...

[@joshuamccoury7297]

This track was very deadly back in the day when the wall was boiler plate. Lake speed, Neil bonnett, Bobby allison, Harry Gant, and Dale Sr were all seriously injured here. It was so bumpy and hard on equipment

[@MarkOliveras215]

No wonder why this track was missing from NASCAR 2005: Chase For The Cup

[@cademurphy6998]

The fact kasey khane crashed then stopped behind the wall where it says we paint winners 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@TheWildChildJr]

As a Kahne fan this hurts lmao

[@tylercole273]

Daytona at night.

[@randallpaine5484]

Tyler Cole Agreed, something about night races at Daytona.

[@cbj4sc1]

Tyler Cole you may get multi car pile ups and airborn crashes at daytona, but those are the safest crashes to be in. When you have the head on hits, and break failure coming into corners, those are the worst.

[@meiliantiramli1402]

Five Night At Daytona (FNAD)

[@chieflongstroke]

The speed and lack of banking and a narrow track these cars dont scrub off speed u lose it that wall comes fast @ 200 mph

[@beanman4531]

Austin Dillon, Ryan newman

[@j.t.brooks5364]

Yes I go there and also for the fans because of the rain a couple of years ago they had 3 fans killed by lightning

[@braaandon5716]

I go to Pocono also... its a very nice track... I was there when Chris Buescher won in Late July/ Early August 2016

[@ryanwinkelman1781]

Really? I don't remember hearing about that?

[@Bflakes9901]

J.T. brooks stop lying dumbass, it was one fan who got killed

[@CBF65]

Definitely a dangerous track. New Hampshire is very dangerous as well. Adam Petty and Kenny Irwin both lost their lives there. It isn’t as bad this year, but if someone loses their brakes going into a corner and hits someone else at full speed it’d definitely hurt.

[@xJustSaiyan24x]

Yeah not many people think of New Hampshire as a dangerous track because its not very big and top speeds aren't super high but yeah that one year it took out 2 cup drivers. I'd say Daytona has been the most dangerous overall, throughout NASCAR's history.

[@jefferyrobertson7520]

Mark Weikert Do You Like Richard Petty Dale Earnhardt Bill Elliott and Jeff Gordon

[@GhoStrider-bg5ln]

NHIS has a roadcourse configuration as well, that exits the oval on the backstretch. If they continue to host two NASCAR dates a year, could at least one be the road course?

[@jefferyrobertson7520]

Gho Strider do you like Riverside International Raceway in Riverside California

[@GhoStrider-bg5ln]

@@jefferyrobertson7520 would be interesting to see that course if it could have been reconstructed, but the original land is residential now. The Sonoma (Sears point/ infineon) seems as close to it as we could find today

[@ocbusfan]

1:15 When Bestwick said “terrible crash” it reminded me of his call of Sebastien Bourdais’ crash last year in Indy 500 qualifying

[@TurboWheeler]

He said that every time there was a hard hit. Seriously, you'd be drunk in no time if you took a shot every time he said "Terrible crash!"

[@HolograpicTaco22]

Though Pocono is a dangerous track, I'd like to say I think Watkins Glen is just as dangerous.

[@orangebandanaboi48]

HolographicTaco22 the David Ruttiman (I can't spell his last name) and David Ragen crash at The Glen is a good example

[@jeremymarsh569]

Bobby Labonte got banged up hitting the pit entry

[@23mrcash]

Watkins was my second guess simply because it’s so narrow

[@mtejada10]

Don’t forget the chicane was made after a fatal accident. The glen is super dangerous

[@HeathNation2465]

Watkins Glen did take JD McDuffie's life. So you have an argument there.

[@mburlew721]

Didn't Ken Schrader have a huge crash there too in the 49 car?

[@TheWildChildJr]

Similar to Gordon, but Shcrader went full rear end, do believe he went on the wall on his side, on fire and slid to the inside.

[@mandude03VideosYT]

@@TheWildChildJr and Schrader flipped on his roof

[@Zachary_MT48]

Heck Indycars race at pocono and they get 220 down the front and there has been a recent death in Indycar back in 2015 with a wreck at pocono

[@hunterwofford8552]

GuestRizzo Zack that wreck had nothing to do with safety. wilson was hit by flying debris. hell, if that same piece of debris hit him under caution, it more than likely would’ve had the same outcome, sadly.

[@wingracer1614]

@@hunterwofford8552 Robert Wickens near fatal and life altering crash is directly because of the track. Indycars do not belong on that track. If they keep racing there, more will die.

[@FOH3663]

@@wingracer1614 How was the Wickens crash directly because of the track? The track was built for IndyCars. It was designed by Roger Ward to incorporate turn characteristics of three great IndyCar circuits; in order, the 14° Trenton, 9° Indianapolis, and flat track 6° Milwaukee. And yes, unfortunately more will die if they continue racing at Pocono, ... at Indy, etc.

[@wingracer1614]

@@FOH3663 Yeah, a guy that raced Indy cars in the 50s. The old Monza circuit was designed for F1 cars. Do they race there anymore? Hell no. Indianapolis is dangerous too. I would argue that it is slightly less dangerous than Pocono but even if not, Indy has something to make it worth the risk. The fame and glory. Does anyone really care about who won Pocono? How many Pocono winners can even die hard fans name? It's just not worth the risk. We already have drivers refusing to run full time because of the risk of large ovals and this one is the worst of all of them.

[@FOH3663]

@@wingracer1614 Great points, and I agree with most everything you stated. But how is Pocono config/facilities etc responsible for the horrible Wickens incident?

[@MarshallBurrell]

The most dangerous track in Indycar too

[@TheMoezilla]

Pretty sure that would be IMS...

[@MarshallBurrell]

@@TheMoezilla idk look at how many people have been injured at Pocono in Indy

[@gregrowe1168]

I would think Texas would be pretty dangerous considering the speeds they run there.

[@TheMoezilla]

@@MarshallBurrell Guessing dying is considered worse correct? IMS has Pocono beat hands down in that regard unfortunately....

[@MarshallBurrell]

@@TheMoezilla and Greg Rowe all ovals that Indy either runs on now or used to run on are extremely dangerous except for ism. Auto club, the mile and a half tracks, Pocono they honestly shouldn't race at anymore because of how dangerous it has been recently

[@orangebandanaboi48]

Who else noticed that Jimmie Johnson and Bubba Wallace both crashed the exact same why. Including the direction the car was before hitting the wall,when it hit the wall,and after hitting the wall?

[@doitfordale7068]

I did but Bubba was lower in the grass

[@DERACODA]

bubba hit harder

[@juliana.lymond2622]

3:17 Mile 22 Movie Sponsor On Bubba Wallace's Car.

[@steelracer88]

I go the the second Pocono race. I camp in turn two.

[@nicolewembley3093]

Nice Video! Yes that track is Dangerous, they did finally do improvements on the backstrech, having no breaks going into the first turn, must be a really bad feeling. Dale Earnhardt and Tim Richmond had a big wreck there in 1983! I think Dale hurt his ankle?

[@nicolewembley3093]

Woops..typo on brakes

[@cameron7552]

Could you please do that’s a lot of damage from phil swift flex seal

[@dannycoker6439]

Cameron Lol

[@tevinsherrill5653]

If we're talking about non-superspeedways, then I'm with you on Pocono. Talladega is more dangerous IMO.

[@webby3943]

Kansas has been pretty dangerous as of late but yeah Pocono is probably one of if not the most dangerous non superspeedway

[@trevorjohnson8993]

I was at that race where Bubba had that horrible crash. I just saw grass flying and when I looked right I saw his car just hit the wall and come to a dead stop. You could hear the boom when he hit the wall even where I was sitting in the grandstands.

[@BenMyattt]

Dale jr hates seeing bad crashes man. Rightfully so

[@krisgames0733]

Literally the only reason bubba seemed worse than jimmie is because rick allen made it so dramatic, while Johnson was panicking inside his car but still johnson had it worse no matter what

[@buffboy24]

It's more dangerous in IndyCar, Wilson and Wickens were severely injured or killed.

[@csolivais1979]

BuffBoy24, while Wilson's death was horrible, it had nothing to do with the track. He was struck on the top of his head by the nose cone of a car that had crashed in front of him

[@jade2003YT]

And Hunter-Ray was almost killed last year too

[@FOH3663]

Hunter-Reay and Wickens tangled. Neither the Wilson death, nor the Wickens injury was a product of the tricky/unique elements of Pocono.

[@jensenatkins8936]

Wilson wasn't even in a wreck. That's how dangerous the track is

[@FOH3663]

@@jensenatkins8936 Ah you're right, ... just ask Lyle Kurtenbach.

[@EthanOnThePW]

Why Im going this weekend: Crashes and diecasts

[@NikolaiPCulp]

The 2010 Pocono race was the first race at Pocono I’ve ever seen and it’s the first time I realized. Oh crap these drivers can get hurt this is more dangerous than I realized and it made me so thankful for how safe the cars are compared to what they use to be

[@daneamann6225]

Pocono is by far the most dangerous track in NASCAR. The high speeds, the angled walls, (both inside and outside) and the high rate of braking all make Pocono a death trap. And the problem is that the track is so slow to update. The safety evolution from 1970-2012 was virtually nonexistent. Nearly every crash in this video occurred in such a way that at any other track, it would have never been an issue. After the 2001 Steve Park crash, the track put dirt behind the guard rail, but inexplicably left a opening that Jeff Green hit not even a year later. The Sadler crash should have never occurred, the fact the wall ever jutted out like that is asinine. Only after the 2010 Kahne crash did the track add the backstretch catch fence, and it wasn’t until the 2012 ARCA race where Buster Graham sailed over the horribly angled turn 1 guardrail that a wall was placed spanning from the exit of pit road to just before the corner. Thank God that he did hit that elevated paved stretch, but that brings up the point of why the hell is there basically the equivalent of a ramp in the grass!? The whole track is in my opinion a black mark on the schedule. The racing is either mediocre or dangerous, and the scary turn 1 crashes the last two years due to brakes failing are proof enough to me that there needs to be a change to this venue.

[@liltritsch3906]

Probably the most dangerous for Indycars as well

[@Bizzle923]

I was there for quite a few of these wrecks. Bubba's crash was one of the hardest hits I have seen there in a long time. When that window net didn't come down right away everyone was fearing the worst.

[@CitySlicker34]

I'm going to say it's Talladega, 4 straight spring race weekends with a car on its lid, and counting

[@chasefry7259]

You made my recommended!

[@jade2003YT]

Danger Ratings 1. Talladega 2.Daytona 3.Pocono 4.Watkins Glen 5.Texas

[@benbillard7271]

The NASCAR Wolf '03 Texas?

[@jameswormsley460]

lol wut

[@jade2003YT]

John Capita think back on all the bad wrecks and flips at texas. NASCAR and Indycar

[@DERACODA]

Kansas?

[@jade2003YT]

StreamCheese that one too

[@JoMiMi_h]

"little bump drafting" ._.

[@GekkonidaeKing]

I know its not nascar but Indycar had a fatality in 2015 with Justin Wilson and Nearly in 2018 with robert wickens...and here we go with this again in a few weeks..i hope no one goes flying

[@TheWildChildJr]

Wilson wasnt the tracks fault.

[@GekkonidaeKing]

@@TheWildChildJr I never said it was, i said the track is cursed

[@chrissterner3484]

I was at the race were Elliott Sadler lost his engine

[@jamesbraun9842]

I would say Daytona is the most dangerous track. Pocono isn't really a big wrecking track. The main thing was the track was independently owned so it didn't add safer barriers when most of the tracks were upgrading.

[@bryonkidder6199]

I believe all tracks got safer walls added to the walls in the turns about the same time. The only thing that would have been delayed is around the inside, since it wasn't required and every track is different around the inside

[@jamesbraun9842]

@@bryonkidder6199 Yes Pocono is one of the tracks left that isn't totally covered in safer barriers

[@bryonkidder6199]

@@jamesbraun9842 remember the boiler plate walls? Lmao ;-)

[@jamesbraun9842]

@@bryonkidder6199 Yes

[@azsportsguy25]

Where was Schrader’s wreck in 2003 at BAM Racing? That was a hard lick also

[@notiresjustgas3610]

JR Sports Network AZ hi

[@RC.41]

Too long ago, no one remembers that

[@tylerthegamerkelly784]

That's why they call it the Tricky Triangle

[@250R1983lover]

It took them way to long to pave the back stretch infield, but luckily they finally did

[@sidneycrosbytriplegay3904]

At Pocono the impacts are bigger but at restrictor plate tracks there is more of a pile up and some cars may go airborne

[@badbooking3221]

Pocono is truly an underrated track for truly bad crashes. See: Richard Petty in 1980, Dale Sr. in 1982, Bobby Allison in 1988, Greg Sacks in 1989 (I think), 1991 with the big one off turn 3, 1992 with Davey Allison flipping wildly, Ken Schrader and Dale Jarrett catching on fire in 2003. That also doesn't include most right-front tire cuts that results in ungodly smacks in the wall.

[@polygon-viewer]

No, it's not the most dangerous. That would be a tie between Daytona and Talladega.

[@joshtusinger8357]

I'd say Talladega has it

[@alyosman5231]

The irony of Marty Reid saying “And Kurt’s getting the worst of it” always gets me lol!

[@TurboWheeler]

Marty Reid was terrible

[@onlysatyrn]

You should play runnin down a dream every time someone hits the wall

[@Ab_Ismael]

Was Davey Allison’s flip at Pocono?

[@nate2137]

Oreo Lover yes

[@mikesoct82484]

1992

[@jefferyrobertson7520]

mike hedrick Do You Like Alex Bowman

[@MainMite06]

Question: why doesnt Pocono place a/make some makeshift coned off chicanes( watch indycar Baltimore grand prix chicane to see what im talking about ) on the front straightaway so the entry speeds entering the banked 1st turn are slower, if Monza GP circuit could chicane their overly long front straightaway why cant Pocono?

[@typhoontm5444]

10: Kentucky 9: Bristol 8: Martinsville 7: Sonoma 6: Texas 5: Kansas 4: Watkins Glen 3: Pocono 2: Daytona 1: Talladega

[@jasonhall7730]

Martinsville carries to low of a speed for someone to get really hurt. It's happened but few and far between. Charlotte is worse.

[@TheWildChildJr]

@@jasonhall7730 lie, get hit in the drivers door, wheelhop someone into the fence.. i can go on

[@jasonhall7730]

@@TheWildChildJr I bet momma lied when she said she loves you.

[@TheWildChildJr]

@@jasonhall7730 Too bad someone cant understand anything can happen anytime.

[@TBaker_HighlineDesigns]

They need to run the road course configuration not as high speed and dangerous

[@andrewdotmp4]

That is genius

[@PaladinNL5]

Idk, the pocono rc doesnt seem to be that good

[@BLyonsDesign]

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[@cbj4sc1]

DC Comics Racing no the road course is garbage

[@1tank967]

DC Comics Racing they can’t because there is a permanent wall blocking the course

[@Blitzdog14]

Pocono and New Hampshire are probably the most dangerous tracks in NASCAR.

[@tylersimmons6524]

Yeah, cars hit surprisingly hard at Loudon. But Daytona is definitely the most dangerous track. There have been 28 deaths in Cup Series history, 8 of them have been at Daytona. Plus 6 more deaths in other series.

[@TheWildChildJr]

@@tylersimmons6524 but, look at the amount of space between inside and outside walls to rub off speed, NH and Pocono dont have as much, so when you hit, its going to give you a wild ride.

[@antonnimaker4391]

almost cried when dale jr ran to the other car, wounder what he must have been thinking after losing his dad to a crash

[@tritontransport]

could be onto soemthing here. Id say Watkins glen before it was reconfigured. But Pocono is a gem on the tour. its a superspeedway road course with some short track like turns all in one track

[@dannycoker6439]

tritontransport Very well said!

[@andrewr7982]

Daytona is more dangerous. It produced NASCAR’s last death and have injured plenty of fans since then.

[@acer5871]

They've made a lot of improvements, but those brake failures seem to always strike, I'd also say Kansas is becoming one of the most dangerous, 3 massive wrecks in a row.

[@mojorider8067]

Gregg Sacks had a massive crash in turn 1 as well. hard to believe he walked away considering it happend in 1989.

[@lawrencewestby9229]

A triangular track where all three corners are completely different. Add to that a sharp turn at the end of a very long straight. The result is a nightmare trying to set the car up properly and a track that eats up brakes. If the track was a road course there would be a chicane in the front stretch to slow the cars so they wouldn’t reach top speed before having to perform heavy braking.

[@kaymillthadon7226]

As soon as I saw Kurt Busch accident and other accidents prior . I said in my head "Damn that's a pretty dangerous track "

[@snappy452]

Not only is Pocono dangerous, but its also the most boring track on the circuit. One racing line, long and high speed stretches which COULD promote drafting if they werent broken up by three rather tight turns where passing only happens if you dive bomb the corner and somehow manage not to wash up the track, and two races a month apart that often see rain delays/rain outs thanks to the races being held during the summer where cold front updrafts made by the surrounding mountains combine with humid Gulf Stream air to create micro-burst thunderstorms that soak everything. Even when NASCAR was at its peak in the 90s it was STILL a dreadfully boring track. Pocono still exists while Ontario and Texas World are gone/in shambles. There is no justice.

[@HeathNation2465]

Boring? You clearly have never heard of New Hampshire.

[@GhoStrider-bg5ln]

Ontario was a configuration much similar to Indy, modeled after it. And how is the NASCAR racing at Indy these days? Oh yea, boring as the track it was compared to, Pocono. Now auto club is there in the LA market, designed similar to Michigan, which the old "Texas world" was also very similar, perhaps as been said a cookie-cutter track. Don't worry, Bruton Smith got NASCAR at a Texas track all hyped up to be the best ever, that all too often has just been horrid, a terrible joke, that no matter how many changes are made is still just as boring and suck... and took the series' original N. Wilkesboro out of the sport altogether

[@CensoredFreedom615]

you didn't show the shrader wreck in turn 1 during the 90s. turn 1 is a tough corner to get into. repeatedly braking at that high a speed, and the pedal pressure you have to use is a bit more than these rotors can take. you can only superheat a rotor so many times before it gets brittle and flies apart. I think most of the tracks they run on are too big.

[@azsportsguy25]

Where was Kenny Schrader's crash from '03

[@Rednax_99]

I love pocono. Such a unique track. I wonder if it would make sense to put a gravel track on the inside of turn 1 for when brake failures occur? Would work a lot better than the grass does

[@TheWildChildJr]

Well, if bubba had run the car against the wall, it could of reduced damage and impact, same with johnson, but at that point your panicking too much to know. So gravel might help, but its not like its the main way to slow down

[@Rednax_99]

@@TheWildChildJr going against the wall is definitely the best way but its every drivers instinct to dive down into the grass. I think a gravel oit would work nicely, aside from the cleanup that follows lol

[@mdhsyracuse]

Been watching races there for years and it just occurred to me that they should put a sand/gravel trap on the inside of turn 1 where Bubba went through. That would have slowed him down a lot. That grass didn't take any speed off. The recent safety updates have made the track a lot safer though. You could have added other wrecks like Allison's flip in '92 or Lake Speed and Greg Sacks in '89. Turn 1 has seen some brutal hits. Chuck Bown had his career shortened after a crash in T1 in '94. Could go on and on...

[@gordonfan200]

I’m a little late to this video but schraders flip into turn one in 2003 and Jeff green as well. It has honestly been a bad track the years too. Earnhardt back in the day and also the lake speed and greg sacks crash.

[@tecnoguy1136]

I honestly think it’s mainly the infield. It’s such an exposed piece of wall and it’s prone to have wrecks travel there anyway.

[@iillestrs2153]

How did davey Allison's roll or Waltrip's roll at pocono not make it into these clips lol maybe the two gnarliest crashes to happen at that track

[@aforry24]

i was there the day of the Steve Park crash

[@notiresjustgas3610]

aforry24 hi

[@JDT-Loadsamoney]

Yes, I’m the calender now, but langhorne speedway. That’s all I must say because man. 18 fatalities. Left in the fifties. No stopping. Bad fences. Deaths.

[@vlogenericsrants948]

I'd say it's up there, considering it's one of only a handful of tracks on the schedule where someone has died (Granted, Justin Wilson was in Indycar, not NASCAR, but sitll).

[@tgs2141]

“And Kurt’s getting the worst of it” Elliot Sabler: Hold My Beer🍺

[@hunterthe1]

Can you do where andy says O my gosh 0:59

[@jasonviolante4758]

I love this track though gosh, good racing and some horrific accidents

[@polygon-viewer]

But I will say that the low banking, 3 different style of turns, and the heavy braking does add a dangerous element, when you do cook the brakes, there's no real banking to scrub speed off.

[@rth0383]

Not only nascar this track is scary for INDYCAR, hopefully clean race next week

[@Nfulks96]

Did Gordon hit the inside wall as well in his 2006 crash?

[@BetaRacer24]

But Daytona is technically the most dangerous right?

[@andrewr7982]

Themightykasey exactly

[@julymiller2308]

NASCAR tracks are all dangerous, but the worse are, in alphabetical order: Atlanta, Bristol, Charlotte, Darlington, Daytona, Kansas, Pocono, Talladega, and Texas. Getting close to being added: Chicago, Dover, Kentucky, Michigan. My advice? Either slow down the races by having ALL races with restrictor plates.. Or stop making the cars so danged aerodynamic.

[@iced_coffeelvr1069]

It may be dangerous, but the track is always trying to make things safer. More catch fencing after Kahne's crash, inside SAFER barriers after the Sadler crash, longer pit wall after the two crashes in one weekend.

[@That_Stonks_Guy]

u should do a ''that's. a hard hit boys'' compilation

[@The98Man098]

That’s my home track for ya.

[@AlexTurtle]

Awesome

[@stonetnt24]

Now that you mention it, yeah, it very well coulf be tue most dangerous track

[@Zachary_MT48]

Nascar should do the pocono road course

[@DavidRSAT]

Since Elliot Sadlers crash they made huge improvements to infield safety but everything else remains as is.

[@Stuffyoucantunwatch]

Those changes should've happened after Steve Park and Dale Jr. crashed.

[@haydenodell404]

Do “We all work too hard, you’re costin’ us” (Kyle Busch unsportsmanlike conduct call at Texas)

[@Spencer-dn8yb]

The most dangerous racer in nascar raw gator

[@tylerbarnett6344]

“Kurt’s getting the worst of it” *elliot sadler* “check this out”

[@fusionattraction4044]

3:28 parks right under his Trunk Lid sponsor

[@Jonahsstuff]

who won the ticket contest