Bloomquist on NASCAR: This Ain't For Me | The Dale Jr. Download 

This was the best interviews! Scott is one of a kind! When he hangs it up it will never be the same on the dirt scene. Last of the true outlaws.

Never been much of a Bloomer fan but he has been one of the leading innovators in the sport. I always got a kick to his rule interpretations like the plexiglass window net and the hood scoop modifications that drove the officials crazy. He is a driver that really has a good understanding of the physics behind the set-ups and the geometry of the car. It is what the sport of racing is lacking today.

Scott is a living legend . I met him in Australia back in the late 80's early 90s he is a fantastic bloke and a hell of a racer

Dale Jr interviewing the closest driver to hie dad ever is amazing. Really wanted to see this. Some of us just like Dirt Racing better.

I have heard the same story from my uncle. A friend of his bought a rolling chassis from Richard Petty that was raced in NASCAR to race in ARCA. Car was finished off with their engine. When it was time to go through tech, he found the only legal thing was his engine. Was told the only way that car would race is if Richard Petty was driving it Please have more personalities from dirt racing - there are guys like Billy Moyer Sr, Brian Birkhoffer, Johnathon Davenport, Tim McCreadie, etc A legend to get on is Larry Moore - He definitely has some stories of "innovation" at the track.

We need more Dirt Track Racers involved in this! Theres so many more GrassRoots racing stories involved then Nascar! Who agrees with me?

Now I know why I've always liked Scott Bloomquist. He is indeed cool! Good job Jr.

Was at the Dream when he was light. Was at his hauler when he pulled in and talked with him and my husband was helping pit crew. What a night!

Scott Bloomquist and I were classmates through Junior High & High School in Orange County, California. So was Theresa Esslinger, whose father was THE Esslinger Engineering. ( Robby Gordon graduated from the rival High School. ) Scott & I ran in different circles, but I do remember him.

This man is a legend!!! Thanks for the interview!!!!

Scott is a great guy I met him in 89 at the World 100 and we chatted for awhile being the same age I always loved what he done and wanted to go work for him, that didn't happen I enjoy the old wedge late models easy to work on and setup.🤙🇺🇸🇺🇸🤙

Hey Dale. I raced your dad one day in front of CMS. I was driving down Morehead Rd. going past Sports Image . He pulled out behind me in that black 454 Chevy truck. I took a right on 29 and was giving my old work truck all it had. I looked in my mirror and Dale was acting like he was going to spin me out. You know. The pit maneuver . Ran into him a bunch of times. around Concord and race shops. Good guy. I saw you little Earnhardts down at The Pig Farm when I was working on latemodels. Big Ten Race.

That he has survived to now says it all for me. Pure legend.

All I'll publicly say about SB is, he does it like Sinatra...his way.

I met Scott in the pits when I was a kid, he was in town for the topless 100. My uncle called his win after the first heat. Despite all the local talent Scott won the main first time on our track. Amazing

Man, Myth and Legend Scott Bloomquist.

Thank God, for Scott Bloomquist! He gave the world his set-up back in the day, and that got me on my feet. Great Interview!

Scott would come to Jax Raceways in Jacksonville, FL with Have-A-Tampa series every year ,I worked Security, he was a good guy and a helluva wheelman

No Weak Links ! Bloomquist achievements are unmatched to this day.

The dirt track is where you will find all the guys that look and act like the drivers that used to be popular in Nascar in the 90s

Man, I remember going to the Gap before my Dad passed away back when I was just 5 and 6 years old and watching him, his car was #18 back then, and it always seemed like he was a lap ahead of everyone. Scott Sexton was my dads favorite and he was also a local favorite. Bless them both

Love me some Bloomer!! Best interview EVER!!

Asked Billy Moyer the sane question once, He told me "Well im a Millionaire doing what I love" "there id lose all my $ doing something i hate" and i got it. Some ppl it aint about the $.

If you think nascar doesn't dictate how things go sometimes in auto racing your sadly mistaken. So many drivers in lower levels are twice the racecar drivers you see on track running good and winning.

He ain't all bad : he was a Dale Earnhardt fan 😘👏

Y'all need to get Steve Kinser! He's the Richard Petty of sprint car racing. Seriously, heart of +700 World of Outlaw wins, and 20 WoO championships. He ran Indy, NASCAR, and IROC.

Dale spits out so many questions at once but I love his excitement. Great interview and I look forward to next season if Im still around.

Never been exposed to Scott as a Canadian race fan but he's got that laid back cool local track driver personality where you could be talking to him about the race with a beer in the pits after the fact, I can see why he's got a big fan base on top of the success.

I can’t get enough!! I think I’ll go listen to it again!

Dale was my nascar hero and Scott is my dirt hero

Living Legend… he's a righteous dude!

Bloomquist is the Dale Earnhardt on dirt! I think it's awesome Dale Jr had him on!

Icon of dirt late model racing

Big fan of Scott! Need more interviews with him!

Bloomquist always had the best looking race cars. 🤟🤠👍

I remember Dale McDowell getting tickled about Dale Sr. wanting to check his check his late model out back in the early 90s, said he was crawling all around it grinning like a kid in candy store lol.

I really like the way you treat your guest during an interview. Hats off to you.

NASCAR sholda let Bloomquist race... I've been a Sxott Bloomquist Fan since the 80s , back when Scott taced at Atomic in Knoxville Tenn....

Brett hearn, Billy paunch Sr. And Fred Rahmer. Get them in there June bug. Let’s go. Get the PA guys, best damn dirt track racers in the country.

Scott is a legend I attend many dirt late model races have met Scott many times very nice guy we talked a lot after he won at Attica speedway just me and Scott very nice to me and one hell of a racer I have been a fan of his since the early 90s

I remember reading a feature article in stock car racing magazine about Scott Bloomquist in the late 80’s. He’s a natural when it comes to driving a race car.very impressive.

I helped work the pits on my cousins dirt car and got to meet Bloomquidt at a few tracks over the years. It was a blast helping my cousin for those few years going to tracks I never would’ve went to. Couldn’t do it now with my bad back.

Watched Scott at Cherokee several times. Always a good show at Cherokee.

I love what y’all do, I know it’s a lot but, would be awesome to have the whole podcast on video

Great interview Great show 👍 love to see some Woo drivers

Been waiting for this one.... Wow.

Man, I love it!

I went from 100% Nascar too 100% anything but Nascar. Enough time has elapsed. No apologies, it's dead to me .

The John Daly of dirt track

Other Late Model guys Jr needs to talk to. Billy Moyer Jr, Donnie Moran, CJ Rayburn, Jackie Boggs, Shannon Bapp, Kevin Weaver, Bob Pierce. Love this, was a fan before but now!!! Gotta have a new Late Model driver every month!!!

I been going to races for 25 years, I can't begin to describe the things I have seen Scott do at many many different tracks, the dude is a complete jerk in the pits and around people but my lord you talking wheel a race car, I have seen him absolutely scare other drivers. I will never forget this one, They put a bounty on him in hagerstown MD after he had won there like 3x in a row. A extra $1000 to every driver that out ran Scott. Well qualifying came and no Scott, about 10 15 minutes before the feature here he came pulling in. He gets out from driving his rig with driving suit on, goes back lowers door, they roll car out the back, he gets in they put fuel in and gauge tires while he gets in and let's car warm up and puts helmet on, pulls around to scales gets weighed and sets at entrance, about 2 minutes go by here comes all cars on track, of course Scott starts in rear, it's 100 lap stars race. The green drops and it looks like he is shot out of a cannon, there was quite a few cautions in beginning so it took him to about lap 40 to get the lead but he absolutely held it wide open and lapped everything there but 5 cars. He gets out in victory lane he says so much for you fking bounty Hagerstown. Lol

Bloomers the best been watching him since I was a kid haven't really been watching him lately but I grew up watching guys a legend GOAT GREATEST OF ALL TIME

Wow. I vaguely remember that day back at 411 when it was asphalt and I was a kid. Knew Scott Bloomquist was a big deal of some sort but I'd never gone to a dirt race at that point. Eventually went to Tazewell for a race when I was 15 for a Southern All Stars race and who else was there but ole' Black Sunshine and I finally got how big of a deal he was.

Great interview. Aliens departed on this one :).

Dale needs to get Joseph Joiner on here and everybody would go crazy

Hi Jr. I really liked Scott. Hes an old school guy like me. I wish I could subscribe twice. I remember you on tv as a kid in your dads stuff.

I think it’s awesome that you guys interview guys like Scott I would love to see Wayne Anderson on the podcast

Loved it! Do a part 2, & 3, and.... Its very interesting to hear him talk about the innovation in these cars that is constantly changing.

He’s a very interesting driver/ person. You should have him back again as a guest or a substitute driver in an infinity race as your crew could probably learn a lot from him.

No one ever believes that racing can be biased and sanctioning bodies will cheat whoever they want. Unfortunately it happens all the time, most don’t want to rock the boat and go along with it.

His voice sounds exactly like mine when I’m out to 2am drinking and I have to be at work at 8am the next morning.

PLEASE RELEASE THIS INTERVIEW ONTO RU-vid. Who wants to just listen?

Legend.

That's exactly what Doug Wolfgang said this ain't for me.

Longtime Bloomer fan, and I must say if you want real racing watch late model dirt racing!. I've been a fan of nascar as well but nascar has changed for the worst!, and I dont see it getting much better!. I'll be spending more time next season attending more Lucas oil & Outlaw dirt late model racing!.

The greatest Ford racer you've never heard about.

Please start bringing more dirt guys on your channel love this stuff

Someone like Brett Hearn from the Super Dirt Series who had a brief run in NASCAR or someone like Tim McCreadie would be a great guest for the show

My dad Al "Tucker " Nunnery and grandpa' Al Nunnery were Well Known at Atomic In Waverly Ohio...grandpa' races lete models and Sprint's. Dad raced Sprint Cars all over Ohio Indiana Penns , Knoxville Iowa.. but after we moved to Tennessee I would go spend the Summers with my grandpa near Ironton Ohio, we would go watch Bloomquist race..

Seems like a pretty down to earth dude !!!

Great Story

It would be nice to have more people of dirt on the show, thanks Dale.

I've seen Scott race. He is Legend!

Greatest late model driver ever

My brother was a dirt car racer at Oglethorpe Speedway Dirt Track in Savannah/Pooler Georgia. He would win his class almost all the time. But you need money. And getting sponsors is always the toughest part of racing. I was his main sponsor. The last year he raced it cost me $25K. And that was in the early 90s. He started driving 18 wheelers and stopped racing. It was fun while it lasted. Dale Earnhardt Sr race at this track back in the 70s.

Very interesting

You're right Jr, Scott is for sure an Alien.

I saw Scott EXHAUSTED at Kalamazoo in an Outlaw late Model in early/ mid 2000’s

411 is my home track! It’s dirt now but it used to be asphalt

My dad raced late models, and im a huge fan of bloomquest, and the Earnhardts, they always told dad he'd have to cheat to win, he never did and still won his share of races, glad to see these two converting over this

Unfortunately NASCAR racing isn't about bringing the best drivers in the country together, it's a business. There's no competitive architecture in motorsports, it's much more like entertainment business. Having a famous last name or a family that's backing you is far more important than accomplishments. NASCAR will always market itself as having the best drivers though.

College roommate and I quit going to Bulls Gap races in the 90's because we were tired of paying $20 just to see Bloomquist lap the field. It was a given.

Coeburn, VA is my local track! It just sold and is about to reopen!

The GOAT !!!!

Scotty B thinking the masses already don't know Kyle Busch one of the Best wheelman ever!! Scotty wanted to make sure he put it out there😂

I always would say he is The Dale Earnhardt of dirt.

What a great interview,Scott is so damn cool.

I'm not good at following rules either. That's why I had to start my own business, I can't follow their rules. lol I've never been a hater but I think I'm a big fan now!

I wonder if anyone could have bought Bubba's car after his win? There were some very dominant cars at Daytona that won also.

Goat!!!

I met Scott in the 80’s and 90’s at Pennsboro Speedway and watched him race at PPMS. Would love it if my favorite NASCAR car driver/owner Jeff Gordon would pick Scott up to drive for Hendricks just like he did Jimmie Johnson. Scott is a damn good race car driver.

Seen him run the topless 100 in Batesville Ar, he had it won but cut a tire, Billy Moyer ended up winning the race.

Next year, Brett Hearn ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT A SINGLE BIT OF DOUBT needs to be on this show. Hearn not only is the win leader in Big Block Modified racing, but he also attempted to run the NASCAR Busch Series. His stories would boggle people's minds.

NASCAR has always been this way. I remember when Dale and Childress were so strong on the superspeedway and NASCAR took a set of heads from Childress so they could inspect them. Then Richard found out NASCAR was letting select other teams have a look at their heads to see what they were doing. So unfair.

Do a dirt series.. Doug Wolfgang, Steve kinser, Sammy swindle, Billy Moyer, Gary Webb, Brian birkhofer.. Karl kinser as well they're a bunch of dirt guys who love your show.. bloomquist is a legend but they're are bigger legends out there

Very interesting…….

Dam if Tony wouldn’t be coming out of pocket if I verified the scales weren’t right. If you’re gonna have a governing body, rules…..you best be on the level too.

I used to love watching my cousin Jeff outrun him on dirt. 😂

Wow I didn’t make it to a minute that guys gravel voice!

Get Robby Gordon on the show! 🙏