Kurt vs Robby (2006 Zippo 200 @ The Glen) 

One of the greatest, albeit, never talked about battles I've ever seen in nascar.

Robby's diving move into bus stop is like every NASCAR Heat Lobby at Watkins Glen

Fun Fact: Kurt Busch celebrated with Robby Gordon visiting him in Victory Lane, with Kurt saying that it reminded him racing against Ricky Craven at Darlington.... which was, arguably the BEST NASCAR finish EVER...

When Robby had a chance to win it was gonna be exciting. Also love hearing Wally in the booth.

I remember watching this live. At the time not liking kurt and always hated robby i couldn't help but enjoy this hard nosed racing!

i miss these cars

How these guys beat the hell outta each other without crashing I have no idea. Loved this race

Robby really just sent it on the last lap

Yes sir a classic barn burner

I think Bill Weber had a glitch at 2:24 😂 Still, great hard racing. My God do I miss the NASCAR of old. Thanks for posting.

Ohhhh man, I remember this. That was a battle to the finish!

I miss Robby Gordon.Nascar needs more guys like him.

Why is stock car road racing is sexy? Moments like these are the reasons why

Thank you for this, gets me pumped up to get back to WGI. What a beautiful place and great racing. This was an underrated battle!

My family and I watched this at the Outer Banks. Ya boy was hyped

2:17 YOLO!!!!

First nascar race ever!!! What a great memory!!!

Full send mode activated

"That's great stuff right there". Yes, yes it is!

man i miss the 2000's

One of my favorite battles of all time! It seems like it's either forgotten or never mentioned by NASCAR or fans...

I know the 2006 Busch Series season gets a lot of criticism for essentially being the beginning of the abundant presence of Cup Series drivers but there were plenty of great races that year like this one. I'd take more Cup guys in Xfinity now if it meant the younger drivers could learn from some of the best.

excellent

This is what happens when you have the two most agressive, and arguably two of the best to ever hold a steering wheel against each other.

My favorite era of Robby Gordon’s nascar career was when he drove for Richard Childress in the late nineties and early 2000s.

Here he comes…WHOA-HO-HOOOO

I remember watching this race live, great times

Back when the cars actually had the ability to be driven on edge and took talent to drive unlike the garage that is now.

Heck of a battle.

Man i wanna see Robby in an Xfinity car at a Road Course so bad

Imagine if every road course race had intense battles like this

Super underrated battle, forgot how aggressive Robby was lol. Really miss hearing Wally too. Him/Bestwick/BP was the best crew of all time imo

Oh god, imagine these both on a team together XD

Hell yeah!!!!!

One of the best races I've ever seen.

Oustanding battle!

I miss those days of Nascar. That was tough racing without wrecking each other. The sport today has nothing on this including the ratings wise.

You'll never see that kind of last lap move again as long as they keep using the stupid splitter.

I'm not a big fan of Robby Gordon, but you have to admire his commitment to go for it.

Ahhhhh pero si alguien tocaba a Robby Gordon el se ponía como un maldito demente .

Foreshadowing of the 2012 Finger Lakes 355? This was only the second time they raced at Watkins Glen after they returned from a sabbatical that lasted from 2002-2004. Get rid of the splitters NASCAR, Nixon is sending you a message!

If Robby actually managed to pass him and win, this would undoubtedly be one ofvthe greatest passes in motorsports history

I liked these cars and the way things were, the drivers could drive these cars on edge and race each other and get into each other without tearing the car up. If you did this in the car they have now, they would be out of the race with a bent splitter. These cars took talent to drive and this is the kind of racing that the fans love to see. You don't see this type of racing anymore just like quarterbacks and receivers getting drilled over the middle with good clean football play, this type of stuff is a lost art now. This type of stuff made the Saturday something to see, back then I used to watch a lot of Busch races almost as much as I did the Cup Series, now I could care less because of a lack of racing like this.