Greatest Passes In Nascar History 

"He got him by an inch!" "TWO ONE THOUSANDTHS OF A SECOND" "Okay a sixteenth of an inch"

Chastain about to be added to this list real quick

0:13 *Everyone driving normally* Kyle Busch: SLINGSHOT ENGAGED

It's not everyday you see a slingshot restart that turns out great

“IN CHARLOT- - LOWE’S MOTOR SPEEDWAY” Ya gotta keep the sponsor happy folks. Life lesson.

8:33 a real life lightning mqcueen tie

I miss larry in the commentary booth

4:38 Oh God No! That's A Teammate!

Earnhardt's last race in Talladega by far was the best passing. He went through 18 cars in four laps to win the race.

2:44 the ACTUAL pass in the grass

The 2009 AllStar race was some of the best racing I've ever seen

The keselowski and Ambrose one is one of the greatest laps in Nascar history. As is the one between Larson and Busch. Kyle and Kyle show.

6:34 *tokyo drift music starts playing*

“Keep ya foot in it AAAAAAHH” Still one of the most legendary NASCAR quotes

8:23 best pass by #7

3:40 Keep Your Foot In It, AHHHHHHHHHHH!

2:17 BEST PASS FOR ME EVER!

Watching these make me hyped for the races coming up, but then I remembered what car we have, and then I continue crying. Thankfully, we have Eldora today

I personally found the two-car tandem way more exciting than the pack racing at superspeedways. Could never understand why others preferred lap after lap of cars all lined up with very little passing. I was hella sad when they put an end to the tandem.

7:42 I was at this race. Got autographs from around 20 drivers on a shirt I have framed. It was my first race lol. Great memory

6:55 will always be my favorite

Kyle Larson: Ima win. Kyle Busch : I dont think so.

Driver: *does anything* DW: “Ahhhhhhhhh”

2:46 my man Lightning McQueen has joined the server.

My heart lept out of my chest when Stewart got his last win. Had a rough last few years but he was so excited.

7:13 that screaming sample LOL!

3:39 AHHHHHH

3:37 One of *the BEST* NASCAR memes ever!!

Kyle Bush = absolute savage 6:15 As soon as Larson came up and hit Kyle in turn 2, you knew it was fair game to just dump him in 3 and 4. 😂

4:43 When Ambrose steps on the gas, it's just beautiful

0:15 This is why you inspect people

6:18 SLIDE JOB!

3:40 i was at the beginning of the first turn crying about 5 seconds later that night😂

How about that Kyle Busch restart at the beginning

Larry McReynolds where did he come from !!! ??? 😂😂

5:15 man that's some gutsy camerawork. That cameraman is about 1 metre away from those two cars.

THANK YOU for the obvious great time and effort you put into these videos. I'm not a real fan of Nascar or F1 style racing, but you do provide some pretty good FREE ENTERTAINMENT!!!! Even though I've owned a few older muscle cars and have been to some drag racing events which I see as instant gratification in person, I rarely watch it on tv or live streams. Occasionally, I'll sit through some of the 20-45 minute highlight shows but I've got absolutely no patience, and could never understand why anyone would travel for hours to spend big money, or give up a Sunday afternoon to sit in front of a television, and watch cars drive around in circles for hours. I mean no offense to any any of you fans, maybe it's a bit of jealousy I haven't been able to figure out and enjoy.

2:46 the actual pass in the grass lmao

7:12 GIANTS

What a great video to find as the era for this car comes to a close

Jr made a great pass at the Daytona July race in 2004 with about 10 laps to go. Very underrated

The last race in Cars with mcqueen's save is in real-life 2:44

I’ve been a Tony Stewart fan ever since I found out about NASCAR when I was 4 years old. And it was really special for me to see his last career win in his last season at Sonoma

4:43 is probably the best racing at Walkens Glen for nascar

Respect to all these great drivers going at 200mph with that level of control. I am from Argentina, a country with a lot of tradition in car racing, but with no use of oval circuits. In my ignorance in the past I thought racing in ovals was easier... Now I do not think so, it Is just different and must require having specific skills and a lot of practice and experience unless hoy want to hit the wall.

2:24 He messed himself up.

nice warm up to this weekend after a long wait

I LOVE the energy of the reporters.

The way DW said "That's a teeammate!" Knowing there was gonna be some smoke in the city lol

6:35 this is why some people hate Kyle Busch

"ok a 16th of an inch" still by far the best finish ive ever seen in my life

Congrats KKB,I bet you'll be at a mill views before the end of the year ✌️✌️

3:11 Goddamnit i miss larry and d.w in the booth, such enthusiasm between the two😫

Kyle Busch after spinning Larson on the last lap: "nice try, but I'm the winner here" Larson after Mr. Hendrick recruited him: "Hold my beer"

Things like this get me so pumped for Nascar!

No Kurt Busch and Ricky Craven?

3 RCR Cars in the top 10 of that Daytona 500 restart, Richard childress was king back then 🇺🇸

00:45 when you race on easy mode in Nascar Heat 3

Good compilation,Thanks!

this rly makes you appreciate the sport.

10.30.22 TIME TO UPDATE THIS VID FL MAN ROSS CHASTAIN! BEST PASS IN HISTORY!

8:25 karma

Awesome video 👍

what an amazing video :D

9:37 - the moment hendricks realize they have a 99.9% chance of winning, and a 99.9% chance of their drivers fighting each other

I think you need to do some work on the title of this video

Im not into nascar but this is amazing... entertainment at its best 👍🏻

RU-vid’s nascar videos making me reminisce Growing up going to watch Gordon shred the track

9:00 Kyle Busch out of NOWHERE: HI how you doing? I'm going to take this checkerflag thank you. LMAO

4:32 R.I.P

What a great video!!

Newman had enough car to catch Gordon and Kyle, brake hard, then catch them again and pass. Sudden loss of momentum usually results in losing spots not gaining them, That team had it going on that day man.

being from New Zealand I just love watching Nascar racing my 2nd favorite racing next to V8 supercars in Australia and love how nascar stihl has Chevy vs Ford vs dodge etc V8 supercars has Holden vs Ford in both races I support GM all the way chev and Holden

0:42 everyone: why i hear bos music

Awesome video.

That move up the middle Keselowski made on Harvick and Larson is still one of the most badass things I've ever seen.

>"In NASCAR history" >Only one clip from the pre-COT era

4:22 Even when your teammates with Kyle Busch, they still don’t like him lol

I could watch the Ambrose-Keselowski battle everyday and never get tired of it

thank you for including ones with crashes to show that it doesn't always work

Can someone explain how no neck Newman shoving Larson out of the way is a good pass?

Edwards shove Kyle like a boss

Awesome video

2:45 would be impossible today. The cars are too aero dependent. They are also too low to the ground, the splitter would dug into the grass.

SLIDE JOB!!!! SLIDE JOB!!!!

Very short history.

You could add Logano's pass at Homestead last year, and maybe his pass on Truex at Martinsville too.

I miss those epic passes in pre 2020.

Man, I miss Carl Edwards :(

2:43 thats some Lightning McQueen type stuff

So glad you showed my favorite nascar pass first...

The Ambrose/Keselowski lap was awesome to watch when it happened!

6:16 The absolute GREATEST finish in all of NASCAR history

6:15 SLIDE JOB

I love NASCAR. This was my favorite as a child.

good video but I was hoping to see that Atlanta race were Kurt Busch past seven cars and one straight away that was probably one of the best news I've ever seen

I’d like to have 5 minutes with the moron that took Larry Mac off the play by play. He literally has it all. Great announcer voice, lot of knowledge, super classy, good sense of humor.

I want nascar commentators in F1

Those dead M&M eyes 👀 just staring at you as it passes on the outside lol 😂

You should try to find Jeff Gordon's pass of both Rusty Wallace AND Mark Martin in the Watkins Glen chicane (Turns 5,6,7,8) - in a 3-car sequence that started as Gordon-Wallace-Martin, Gordon passes both to turn the 3-car sequence into Gordon-Martin-Wallace. A pass that is virtually unheard of using cars not truly designed for that course. Gordon took the win that day. I think it was sometime around 1996-1998.