Cars involved in the big one that didn't make it back out at all due to damage being too severe: #1 - Jimmy Spencer #2 - Johnny Sauter #4 - Mike Wallace #19 - Tim Sauter #20 - Coy Gibbs #27 - Jamie McMurray #44 - Mike Harmon #51 - Joe Ruttman #63 - Shane Hall #87 - Joe Nemechek #88 - Jeff Fuller #99 - Michael Waltrip
It was an interesting concept, I enjoyed it but understand why it didn't continue. It's a shame the trophy has been lost with it. Thanks for uploading 😁
as an aussie it's interesting & hilarious to hear american accents, great to see & hear Diff again, He & Barry Sheene were my all time fave commentators
Josh Wise hitting the wall on lap 90 after he had been running top 10 for 40+ laps was absolute pain. Only time that start-and-park 35 car had top 10 speed all season... thanks Kurt, you're #1 🖕
Yup. Stages have put the final nail in the coffin. The strategy and endurance aspect of nascar dead. This car has ruined ingenuity and knowledge. Fluke winners and with the stupid playoffs,fluke champions
Crazzy they even run cup style cars here its a wreck fest but you can use a old under powered car and run upfront at Bowman grey in these cars. Im sure teams didnt use thier new cars for this race and using outdated cars so they dont destroy a new car for the bigger tracks
These COT races are simply horrible the COT looks like a big slug out there and the two car tandem draft crap just defeated what plate racing was in the early 2000
Ah but you forget, tandem racing was a thing from time to time in the previous generation of cars too, it was just much more difficult to do and a rare occurrence. But if you want an example watch the 2003 ea sports 500 and look for the second to last restart. Busch and Martin tandem the whole backstretch and get away from the field for a moment.