Jimmy Spencer Quits (1995 MBNA 200) 

The best trio in the booth.

​​@@lysergicpillamyd483Actually my favorite Fox Broadcasters were when it was Darrell, Larry and Mike. Andy Petree was showing things on the car. I Loved others from when I first started watching Nascar. It was Gentlemen Ned Jarrett, Ken Squire, Buddy Baker, Benny Parsons, Phil Parsons. They all are and were class acts.. Dave Moody on the radio on MRN. You could be driving your car somewhere and Dave Moody made it so you could picture the race in your mind. Mike Joy has been a "JOY" to hear for the past 30 to 40 years he adapted his style of calling as the world of Nascar exploded and he adapted to the newer fans of the sport. Ned Jarrett he is just a Classy Gentlemen. Getting to call your own sons Daytona 500 win. That was a special call that I will never forget. Then the Mike Joy lines at the end of the 1998 Daytona 500 when Dale Sr won it. You could feel the 20 years of trying to win the Biggest race in Nascar history. You could feel the struggles and frustration of Dale Sr. These announcers put things😮 in my mind I will never forget.

Actually my favorite Fox Broadcasters were when it was Darrell, Larry and Mike. Andy Petree was showing things on the car. I Loved others from when I first started watching Nascar. It was Gentlemen Ned Jarrett, Ken Squire, Buddy Baker, Benny Parsons, Phil Parsons. They all are and were class acts.. Dave Moody on the radio on MRN. You could be driving your car somewhere and Dave Moody made it so you could picture the race in your mind. Mike Joy has been a "JOY" to hear for the past 30 to 40 years he adapted his style of calling as the world of Nascar exploded and he adapted to the newer fans of the sport. Ned Jarrett he is just a Classy Gentlemen. Getting to call your own sons Daytona 500 win. That was a special call that I will never forget. Then the Mike Joy lines at the end of the 1998 Daytona 500 when Dale Sr won it. You could feel the 20 years of trying to win the Biggest race in Nascar history. You could feel the struggles and frustration of Dale Sr. These announcers put things😮 in my mind I will never forget.

We did. Josh Williams at Atlanta this year. Lol

We need to have A LOT more of those, from drivers, teams, and fans. Maybe then Nascar will wake up and get their head out of their ass.

@@waynemetevia7983I grew up watching and hanging out in the pits with Jimmy and his dad Ed race at a track in PA, Port Royal. People who think Tony Stewart was the most outspoken non politically correct nascar driver never met Jimmy 🥴. I saw him get in more fist fights and brawls than any other driver ever. Too bad phone videos weren’t a thing back then 😂. Jimmy punching Kurt Busch no cup? Yeah that’s the real Jimmy race car driver

@@tritontransport Jimmy now admits he was wrong to hit Busch.

And he didn’t quit.

One of those forgotten crashes I’ve never seen it before till now. Definitely one of the hardest hits I’ve seen at that track

Agree. Nascar should be way harsher on drivers. You shouldn’t also be able to just spin people out, or even run them out of room into the wall. Bumping, and moving is ok, but once they crash, or u put them into the fence, it’s not.

Like Bubba

@@tww9920 who’s a dirtier driver the busch brothers or bubba?

​@@MoonRacing23bubba

​@tamezzodiac2862 but if they aren't as talented and don't keep control of their car, that's not your fault

We have them, TV just doesn’t cover the midpack guys like they used to. Suarez comes to mind, often drives over his head and isn’t afraid of physical confrontation, and has been in Cup past his sell by date. Preece too to a lesser extent. And there’s Austin Hill in Xfinity even though he usually races clean and wins too much to be a Spencer type but he has the attitude and stature

Jimmy's accent comes through strong. " Not racing for da points". Berwick Pennsylvania, I think was his home

@@josephreilly6328his hometown but he spent a lotta time racin in my hometown county juniata county. Why do yuns guys always gotta make fun of our accents 🙃

@tritontransport Proud owner of one of those accents. Always cheer for the northeast racers especially from modifieds drivers. Cawfee anyone?

Bickle's interview is pretty tame actually, thus I didn't include it.

Obviously... they just needed that clown off the track.

Unless it is the final few laps and you're in the lead

Bickle was running his line. Never blocked at all

Blocking is one thing but that concrete wall is a killer and with all the centrifugal force at that track it was the worst spot on the racetrack to spin someone I always hated being blocked and got mad as hell but thank God I never hurt anyone

So?

Oh, that’s the “crash and park” cone, sponsored by Bubba’s Auto Body!

Never saw Darrell turn someone head on in the wall.

@@KellieLeigh48 Then you're an unlearned mouther that's unworthy of the attention you seek. NEXT!!