Jeff Gordon vs. Rusty Wallace 2002: Birthplace of BUMP and RUN | Reverse | NASCAR

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Steve Letarte breaks down the 2002 Sharpie 500 that saw Jeff Gordon and Rusty Wallace go toe-to-toe in the final laps with Gordon using his front bumper to move Wallace out of the way for the win and the first known use of the term "bump and run."
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Комментарии : 81

@jeffy4368 3 года назад

“i tried Desperately to knock the “bleep” out of him but couldn’t catch him”, loved tht interview

@joeshelton1077 3 года назад

Man I used to hate Rusty back then, but in '04 & '05, I kinda liked him since. Respectable driver he was.

@theearthdwellers8633 3 года назад

One of the most epic races of all time. Massive crowd, bristol at night

@casey2173 3 года назад

I love the energy that a packed Bristol used to showcase. Not the same when the place is half full or less.

@jefferyrobertson7520 3 года назад

Jeff Gordon was the master underrated bump-and-run in NASCAR history awesome

@joeshelton1077 3 года назад

Yeah!

@jefferyrobertson7520 3 года назад

@@joeshelton1077 Do You Know That Jeff Gordon Against Alan Kulwicki In 1993 First 5 Races

@joeshelton1077 3 года назад

@@jefferyrobertson7520 yes, I remember replays of it, but I was a small little baby in '93.

@jefferyrobertson7520 3 года назад

@@joeshelton1077 That's Amazing

@joeshelton1077 3 года назад

@@jefferyrobertson7520 😁

@brittneyfish-beheler1092 Год назад

My dad has one of the pistons out that car and we met Gordon at HMS and he autographed it.

@soulz6373 3 года назад

Jeff Gordon a legend

@CEO100able 3 года назад

Absolutely! He was one of the best NASCAR drivers back in the day!

@jefferyrobertson7520 3 года назад

@@CEO100able my favorite NASCAR rival of all time between Dale Earnhardt against Stanton Barrett back in 1997 those are badass

@soulz6373 3 года назад

@@CEO100able yes sad to see him retire.

@jefferyrobertson7520 3 года назад

@@trophyish Oh Yeah

@lwamimthembu8544 3 года назад

True

@DupontandLowesWarrior 3 года назад

NASCAR Thunder 2004 Lightning Challenge

@T4R_2OUL 3 года назад

His ‘97 bump an run on rusty was pretty awesome too!

@thomasturner9524 11 месяцев назад

That's another one being a diehard rusty wallace fan still burns me to this day as well

@MichaEl.Tammuz 3 года назад

NASCAR’s best modern day racer!🤔

@flikkerfaust 3 года назад

I love this kind of vids

@MrZrazies 3 года назад

Few people doesn’t know. I remember whole race. That last pit stop. Jeff and Dale jr pitted end up fell back mid pack somewhere 20th. It was like 100 laps left. I remember both of them was racing though traffic before race ended. Jeff was able to caught rusty with 12 laps left. Dale jr stayed behind Jeff and kept passing cars. Jeff end up won the race when Dale jr finished 3rd. They were very consistent whole race. Also it wasn’t first time Jeff did that to rusty but twice. One in that video you just saw. And other time during day time. Not the night time. Now you understand why rusty wanted to kick his ass to payback but couldn’t.

@scjacket611 2 года назад

Rusty already paid him back for 1997, he did that at Richmond in 1998

@lukehoppe9445 2 года назад

I remember watching that race live back when I was a FIRM Rusty fan and i was so upset. Was so happy to finally watch him whim at martinsville years later 🙂

@matthewthompson89 3 года назад

Allen bestwick please come back

@penguincamp 3 года назад

sounds like someone hasn't been watching srx

@matthewthompson89 3 года назад

@@penguincamp oh I have a trust me that’s why I mean come back to Nascar

@lwamimthembu8544 3 года назад

He Won't

@lwamimthembu8544 3 года назад

The Good Ole Days

@jamalwhitaker 3 года назад

When Gordon won the race Bill Weber was sick and interviewed Gordon the horsepower inside him kicked in and got his groove

@joeshelton1077 3 года назад

I think Bill Weber was getting a bit horsey towards the end of the race

@joeshelton1077 3 года назад

That bump-n-run between Jeff Gordon and Rusty Wallace in the night race at Bristol will always be the one I'll never forget for decades to come. That was 2 days before my 11th birthday! I wonder if NASCAR penalized Rusty for using that 4 letter dirty word on live TV that night?

@drivewaystar6485 3 года назад

Good times.

@casey2173 3 года назад

Good video, letarte.

@bennybost7073 3 года назад

I love you Jeff Gordon!10/30/21

@DaBaltimoron Год назад

No mention of '97?

@thomasturner9524 11 месяцев назад

Being a diehard rusty wallace fan this still burns me to this day

@jduke93 3 года назад

I miss tnt races

@casey2173 3 года назад

Me too

@scjacket611 3 года назад

This absolutely was NOT the birth of the bump and run. It is just stupid to suggest it was.

@NASCAR_Wrestling_Fan 3 года назад

I believe he said the use of the phrase, not the move.

@scjacket611 3 года назад

@@NASCAR_Wrestling_Fan The literal title of the video calls it the birthplace of the bump and run.

@NASCAR_Wrestling_Fan 3 года назад

@@scjacket611 Oh, I misinterpreted it.

@TheHighRoad1748 3 года назад

No one cares

@jonlamontagne 3 года назад

Ticket of the year until they changed it!

@mikemacmaster4260 Год назад

ok steve what about 1997?

@gregrobinson5658 3 года назад

Oh yeah that's fine with me.

@kidlast4154 3 года назад

back when people actually watched racing I remember those days

@slimbrady6691 3 года назад

Yea there was a several year long waiting list for Bristol tickets back then. Nowadays they don't even sell out.

@Digger818 3 года назад

And then they reconfigured Bristol... stupid

@jaychip1 3 года назад

It made the high line possible, just as fast as the low line. This made the racing way better in my opinion.

@casey2173 3 года назад

@@jaychip1 you do know that a lot of people don’t share that opinion. I think most like old Bristol.

@Digger818 3 года назад

@@jaychip1not really, they just killed the bottom line. Now they are putting PJ1 and Dirt on it. Ticket sales dont lie.

@lwamimthembu8544 3 года назад

😀

@jjmckay6man1 3 года назад

Steve forgot to mention it was gordons team mate who slowed Rusty down...How convenient ...

@brians48now 3 года назад

Isn't that was a teammate is for?

@TexasNightmare24 Год назад

I bumb and run everyone in roblox nascar games all the time

@Lauaguirreable 3 года назад

@Ramel34 3 года назад

@J_Carter2508 3 года назад

1st

@lwamimthembu8544 3 года назад

Great

@user-iw8d8 3 года назад

First

@lwamimthembu8544 3 года назад

Good

@jasonwiggins6137 3 года назад

This is why Rusty put Gordon in the wall at Richmond.

@MrMW2nd 3 года назад

that was in 1998 my guy

@jasonwiggins6137 3 года назад

@@MrMW2nd After Gordon's bump and run on Rusty at Bristol in 1997.

@scjacket611 2 года назад

@@jasonwiggins6137 Right, so THIS incident in this video isn't why he wrecked him at Richmond

@jasonwiggins6137 2 года назад

@@scjacket611 Read further responses. 1997.

@scjacket611 2 года назад

@@jasonwiggins6137 Right. You said "this is why Rusty put Gordon in the wall at Richmond", in response to a video about something that happened AFTER Richmond. You were wrong. This incident is NOT why he put him in the wall at Richmond. You were wrong. And you are too insecure to just own it