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Why Modern NASCAR Drivers Lack Respect 

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Back in the day, drivers use to have an honor code. Guys like Martin Martin, Tony Stewart, and Bobby Labonte raced like it. In the words of Kyle Busch, that respect in the garage is gone. So why is that? Is it because of drivers like Denny Hamlin, Bubba Wallace, Ty Gibbs, William Byron, and Ross Chastain? Or is it something completely unique to the NASCAR Cup Series?
NRF Productions presents "Why Modern NASCAR Drivers Lack Respect."
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@BrominatedVegetableOil
@BrominatedVegetableOil Год назад
The new format adds a ton of incentive to drive through the competition and, when the drivers try to take care of business, somehow the one that is settling scores gets punished not the original aggressor. NASCAR created a NASCAR problem and then piles on more NASCAR problems instead of solutions.
@SimoneMX950
@SimoneMX950 Год назад
They need to revert to the old system, but with more rewarding for winning point-wise. In the old system a winner gained just five points over 2nd place, same difference between 2nd and 3rd and so on. They should increase that points difference between winners and runner-ups, and maybe increase it by steps depending on a top 5 or top 10 finish, in order to reward both winning and consistency along the entire season. IMHO
@ryanmorrison3699
@ryanmorrison3699 Год назад
I think it’s worth noting that these kids coming up don’t actually have to fix their cars when they tear them up. They’ve got people to do that for them. Back in the day, guys like Dale and Mark Martin took care of each other because they knew they didn’t want to spend the next several days skipping meals to put their cars back together.
@truckerdan3592
@truckerdan3592 Год назад
I'm still a fan of nascar and I've been a fan of nascar for almost 40 years
@kenny_.E
@kenny_.E Год назад
how did you do it I started being a fan in 2015 but lost interest by 2019
@bighand1530
@bighand1530 Год назад
Nice
@Jtplaysgames21
@Jtplaysgames21 Год назад
I really don’t understand people who defend the playoffs and stage cautions. It was made by an high out of his mind Brian France Jr and got old quickly. Nascar could and should go back to the way things were in 2003
@DEIFAN
@DEIFAN Год назад
Just no Single File Restarts
@nascarplanet9858
@nascarplanet9858 Год назад
Echo everything u typed
@nascarplanet9858
@nascarplanet9858 Год назад
Harvick would be 3 4 time champion if points never changed
@ItsRevival
@ItsRevival Год назад
@@nascarplanet9858 Gordon would've been 7 time
@mlwilliam213
@mlwilliam213 Год назад
It’s funny that NASCAR is chasing fifteen year old fans so much that they’ve made the sport uninteresting to the fans who were fifteen ten years ago. They change the rules because they think nobody has an attention span, while soccer continues to gain fans by not doing any of that. The most watched thing on tv is the NFL where if a team gets a thirty point lead they just let the games suck instead of rewarding points to the losing team to make it more exiting. In the nineties guys like Earnhardt, Gordon and Wallace would dominate races and even seasons all while the sport gained popularity. I think people just respect sports more when there’s a deserving winner, not when that deserving winner finishes 20th because they got ran over by someone who should never have had a chance at winning.
@williambaker787
@williambaker787 Год назад
It’s a shame kurt busch retired because of concussion issues. At least he was able to do a lot in his career and he probably only had a few years less anyway but it would have been cool to see him race until he was really ready to retire.
@thembanjoko2844
@thembanjoko2844 Год назад
Aretha Franklin - "R.E.S.P.E.C.T, find out what it means to me." NASCAR Drivers - We don't do that here, we beat and bang each other instead."
@Koel_Hellion
@Koel_Hellion Год назад
I've always liked Nascar as a kid but since I lived in a U.S. territory and barely ever had cable I never managed to even see a full race, I get all my Nascar content from youtubers and I only came to realize I could watch stuff online like a year ago lol
@everythingleftturns7782
@everythingleftturns7782 Год назад
This has to be one of the most insightful videos I’ve seen on NASCAR RU-vid
@Laprasfanboy69420
@Laprasfanboy69420 Год назад
Drivers just had no choice but to drive aggressively to get into the playoff they probably saw it worked once to dump someone to get into the playoffs so they keep doing it.
@JustGenius2001
@JustGenius2001 Год назад
Thing is that not only NASCAR drivers lack respect but today's society also lacks respect. Millennials and zoomers (my generation) doesn't know the concept of respect cuz their parents stuffed their faces with electronic entertainment instead of teaching them about respect and other important things. Now back to the subject matter, I think that the blame should go to the Gen 7 car cuz the car is so much durable that it's hard to get it to crumple and the drivers (the younger ones) know this and it gives them the notion that they're invincible and that they can use it as a battering ram without worrying about getting major damage in return. NASCAR unintentionally enabled these younger drivers to be more aggressive with this Gen 7 car and something should be done about it but we all know NASCAR has a track record for not giving a shit on a lot of stuff.
@DEIFAN
@DEIFAN Год назад
Well Nascar also want the races to be more entertaining. Remember nascar is trying to get the Gen Z audience. I've tried to get my friends into nascar. Thankfully only the ones that are into cars are giving it a try. And the whole 2023 Daytona 500 made them hooked to it
@bighand1530
@bighand1530 Год назад
@@DEIFAN What are their favorite driver(s)?
@DEIFAN
@DEIFAN Год назад
@@bighand1530 Logano, MTJ, Bubba Wallace
@cth88rlz35
@cth88rlz35 Год назад
As of 2008 being that it’s 15 years ago, I would expect less of those drivers racing than there are. 15 years is a long time. It’s almost 2/3 of a current drivers career. Drivers aren’t racing for 25-30 years anymore. So I wouldn’t be surprised when getting out of the pen go see a whole new group of drivers.
@adambalaz2468
@adambalaz2468 Год назад
Not having repetitive Sponsors helps. MTJ and Dillon having Bass Pro as a Sponsor is inane. Bright cars also help that. We all know the rainbow warrior scheme, Valvoline always had flashy schemes before it was just... White or red with a decal for Valvoline. Kids love bright colors. Make colors pop. Corey Lajoie gets it. Finally, remove the Win and In. People loved/hated Gordon, Earnhardt, Waltrip and even Jimmie Johnson more recently because they always won
@nicestoriesnottherealstori3006
You know Kyle Busch said it best after dumped Larson to win the 2018 Chicagoland race. "If you don't like that kind of racing, why are you watching."
@brendanschuett
@brendanschuett Год назад
As a Larson fan, I still must admit he had it coming after putting Busch in the wall a bit after a failed slide job.
@Carbon2005
@Carbon2005 Год назад
I am 17 and have been watching nascar for almost 10 years and it was better back when kenseth and gordon and carl edwards were all in. I am glad kyle busch hasn’t retired yet because I want to see him race and have never been to one.
@ethanwatson1683
@ethanwatson1683 Год назад
The fact that he uses Ty Gibbs dying as an example 💀
@Triton54
@Triton54 Год назад
One huge mistake NASCAR is making is the assumption that younger crowds want nothing but drama and childish chaos. We love the sport for the same reason our granddaddys did. Hard work, genuine respect/rivalries and un neutered drivers. NASCAR has taken a route down a PC rabbit hole and injected fake chaos to make up the difference. Nobody can be themselves, and they've pumped in too many artificial hurdles for teams to overcome, all while trying to push NASCAR as more of a "legit sport". Stop the theatrics, stop with the "debris" cautions, stop throwing yellows to FORCE a green white checker literally 10 feet before the leader crosses the line, make your rules transparent, stop making things up on the fly, pay these teams more so the drivers aren't at the mercy of their sponsors PC culture, and stop fining everyone for absolutely everything. It just seems disingenuous and fake. We see right through it and it makes the sport more unwatchable year over year. oh, and stream all this racing content in ONE F*CKING PLACE.... I'm not paying for 4 different services at different times of year, AND following all the RU-vid channels like Dirty Mo. Work together and stick it all in one spot for Christ's sake.
@joshanderson9391
@joshanderson9391 Год назад
NASCAR needs to see this comment. As the video said whybare soccer and F1 growing so fast now? With respect to both sports they do not have constant action, in fact many games/races have very little but the product around them is fantastic.
@shinystarmiestudios4179
@shinystarmiestudios4179 Год назад
20:40 I also think that getting rid of the "Win and You're In" of the Chase would go a long way to helping.
@josephpisciotta6022
@josephpisciotta6022 Год назад
Nascar really took something that didn’t need to be fixed and tried to overhaul it. That’s why it’s dying.
@chromediesel444
@chromediesel444 Год назад
Gimmicks is one of these problems. The playoffs, the stages, and drivers with checkers or wreckers mentality. None of the active drivers today seen the death of Dale Sr. Kurt Busch was the last driver who raced with Dale Sr and now his career was cut short because of concussion he suffered at Pocono last year. We seen at least 3 drivers last year get some injury. Drivers need to realize this next gen car is dangerous than COT or Gen 6. Their career can cut short with head injury or concussion. You put this together, its a NASCAR problem. They cause this crisis by themselves with everything they did for past two decades.
@bighand1530
@bighand1530 Год назад
I still prefer the previous gen car over the current one.
@aldouscoroza
@aldouscoroza Год назад
You can Blame Brian France for making NASCAR into a Gimmick, along with Steve Phelps, Steve O'Donnell, Scott Miller and Robert Kauffman who know nothing about Motorsports and only care about Entertainment
@IanTheMotorsportsMan_YT
@IanTheMotorsportsMan_YT Год назад
You can thank various gimmicks and horrible governing and officiation for this crap…
@travisglantonthetowerenthusias
Yeah it never was like that in Nascar in the 90’s.
@bighand1530
@bighand1530 Год назад
The gimmicks can get annoying
@aldouscoroza
@aldouscoroza Год назад
Phelps, O'Donnell, Scott Miller, and Robert Kauffman know nothing about Racing and motorsports in General, they're Morons
@travisglantonthetowerenthusias
@@bighand1530 yes they can.
@SimoneMX950
@SimoneMX950 Год назад
That's an ordeal of resons why there's no respect among competitors in NASCAR: - Playoff format and "Win and you're in" system; - Traditional "lack" of officiating in NASCAR, that nowadays seems to be obsolete; - Sturdier construction of the new cars; - Social isolation and social darwinism taken to the extreme (not only in NASCAR but in general human society). POV of a driver nowadays: You've to bring results home, but the only result that counts (or useful) is the victory because of reason number 1. So you're obliged to do whatever you can to pass as many cars as possible to take the win, and because of reason number 2 you can easily get away if you do a boneheaded move and take out some competitors in the process (at least in the old days if you caused a caution you could be held in the pits and lose a lap, aggravating the situation even more). In the old system every point counted at the end of the season, so you were kinda encouraged to play at safer points in some situations. Because of reason number 3 you don't have to look for the equipment either: at least with the sheet metal you could risk to bend a fender and cut your tire, but now the "threshold" is larger, so you can straight dump your competitor almost as hard as you want without taking some hampering damage, whilst your competitor heads into the wall or for a spin in the grass. Also the safety improvements come into play in this case, so a crash is more an innocuos inconvenience rather than a matter of health, so you're pretty sure that your competitor will walk away unscathed (cough coungh, Bowman disagrees). Number 4? Well, it's our society. Nowadays everyone sees the other as an enemy more or less in disguise, so you tend to fight them mercilessly instead of constructing some kind of "franchising" like in the past (i.e. Dale Sr. and Rusty Wallace, despite some mess, but it seems that in general a lot of drivers were kinda gentle with each other). Of course, on track they're rivals, not enemies, so they considered themselves as "normal human beings", not as human obstacles to shoot down on your way to your personal realization/success. How did you consider the AI cars on your NASCAR videogame? This is how real drivers consider their competition now. I'm not blaming videogames with the last statement. Plus, I'm European from Italy, so my English is not perfect.
@brendanschuett
@brendanschuett Год назад
I do see what you mean and yes it is completely right, that last bit is definitely true
@armondealey3714
@armondealey3714 Год назад
Dude if you were to repave Atlanta the old fashion way. We would have one groove, single file racing for the next 10 yrs.
@tannerwilburn9203
@tannerwilburn9203 Год назад
I’m sorry, did you make the claim that robots have a chance at replacing nascar drivers ?
@thepspman116
@thepspman116 Год назад
It's a good thing MASCAR will always ne there for the 65+ crowd. Everyone acts like aging won't happen to them.
@DreamstoRealityAutomotiveTV
First off, they are kids, they haven’t truly learned what respect truly is yet. The other thing I believe is that when Billy crashes his car mommy and daddy and monster energy just buy Billy another car. We are in a world where facing consequences are considered a form of hate. Where I have disconnected from as a nearly 50 year old man is that I don’t connect with 20 year olds who have never really built anything. And then there are the gimmick drivers that no matter how bad they perform they show up year after year until they get bored.
@anandguruji83
@anandguruji83 Год назад
Q: Why Modern NASCAR Drivers Lack Respect
@anandguruji83
@anandguruji83 Год назад
Q: Why Modern NASCAR Drivers Lack Respect
@1USACitizen192
@1USACitizen192 Год назад
Nascar is pretty much unwatchable right now.
@Rowdyfan4335
@Rowdyfan4335 Год назад
You forgot menion that erik jones austin dillon ryan blaney ryan preece and chase elliott did raced against with Jeff Gordon in 2015 of his final season in cup.
@cousindom
@cousindom Год назад
Nascar also has a personality problem to where everyone just sounds the same and don't fear being beaten up in the parking lot
@bighand1530
@bighand1530 Год назад
Drivers like Denny Hamlin, Kyle Larson, Brad Keselowski, Ross Chastain and Ty Gibbs stands out
@cousindom
@cousindom Год назад
Well back in the day there was always this fear that if someone got dumped then that driver would meet you in the garage or pit road for a "talk" now it's like when there is a conflict the pit crew handles it or the driver hides behind the pit crew
@bighand1530
@bighand1530 Год назад
@@cousindom I was pointing drivers who in my opinion are able to stand out on their own when it comes to personalities.
@cousindom
@cousindom Год назад
All I'm saying is that the modern day nascar is a joke compared to even 2000s nascar where it's incentivised to run people over every race along with a gimmick playoff structure instead of thinking big picture and just take a good points day to go to next week even when the chase first came out you had to be in the top 10 in points it wouldn't matter if you had a win and were 25th in points you wasn't making the chase and plus the stage breaks just disrupt the flow of the race
@cousindom
@cousindom Год назад
I understand I tried to leave it as like a vague concept rather then me say I want to see drivers fight it out in the pit road lol because fights draws more ratings then crashes
@thefranchise4698
@thefranchise4698 Год назад
The double-file restarts causes people to drive over the heads
@acemoneymaker8242
@acemoneymaker8242 Год назад
The dive bonbing and killing eachother bumpers could be fixed by using the old sheet metal bodies. That would be stupjd to happen tho since they just switch
@americanwalmarts3565
@americanwalmarts3565 Год назад
The problem with F1 is that it's too expensive... A ticket to Vegas is $1,000... I live in Michigan and they're aren't a lot of NASCAR tracks around besides Indianapolis and Michigan... That's two car cultured states right there and the tickets are fairly cheap...
@LeftyGretzky
@LeftyGretzky Год назад
18:05 did Nathan suggest that NASCAR drivers are quiet quitters? 🤔
@allabouthewaves4354
@allabouthewaves4354 Год назад
1. Older and Veteran Drivers are lacking compared to say even 7 years ago. 2. It’s not a lot of give and take. I’m not asking for drivers to be like Mark Martin and just guys go by but you have a ton of guys fighting for spots like Ryan Newman every damn lap. Even Newman slid over for some guys if he knew they were flying.
@NASCAReditz_10
@NASCAReditz_10 Год назад
Could you do a video on could dale Earnhardt win an eighth championship
@four4wide
@four4wide Год назад
Ok random, but will NASCAR Irwin Tools Cup Series ever return (next gen diecasts 🤔)
@channingchills
@channingchills Год назад
I’m 29, and I’ve been a die hard NASCAR fan for as long as I can remember. I think what scares a lot of people my age away is the culture. Even though the majority of the best drivers now are from the west coast or the northeast, NASCAR is still viewed as a southern “redneck” sport. And this isn’t helped by the fact that boomer fans are constantly going out of their way to comment on every motorsports youtube video complaining about the “wokeness” of current NASCAR, which always circles back around to Bubba Wallace. It’s obvious to anyone with a brain that it’s just thinly veiled racism. These are the people that hurt the sport and scare away young Americans that are gravitating towards F1.
@brendanschuett
@brendanschuett Год назад
I see this all the time, and I do agree
@B-A-L
@B-A-L Год назад
Bubba Wallace's attack on Kyle Larson last year actually proves that people hate him for his attitude not his colour!
@channingchills
@channingchills Год назад
@@B-A-L That’s odd. Whether it’s at the track, or on the internet, I hear Bubba’s name in conjunction with the “n-word” far more often than I do with “bad attitude.” This has been going on since his time in the truck series.
@brendanschuett
@brendanschuett Год назад
@@B-A-L His hate started much before that. Started pretty much as soon as he entered the sport.
@llnascar3746
@llnascar3746 Год назад
I'm 23 Years Old I've Been A Nascar Fan For 10 Years
@B-A-L
@B-A-L Год назад
That disgusting display by Bubba Wallace against Kyle Larson last year and the pathetic slap on the wrist he got plus the way Ty Gibbs deliberately took out his team mate to win the Xfinity series are the reason why I stopped paying to watch NASCAR and have switched to paying for Indycar instead and I don't regret it!
@theironcross2933
@theironcross2933 Год назад
What if we force the drivers to pay for the damage
@speedhunter7156
@speedhunter7156 Год назад
Here's what i think it is and now this may sound weird and everything but MF Ghost has weirdly enough a very similar thing happening very agressive drivers with stupid expensive cars banging off each other like its a Saturday night short track race why? Well they know the true potential of the car and know that they can get away with it classic racing respect is gone and sim racing helped to kill it and its not limited to nascar F1 Indy GT sportscars hell TCR even have these drivers getting over agressive with the cars the vets call them out but nothing will change because it attracts attention i mean whats more interesting two 911's beating and banging for three laps for class win or a tactical fuel strategy race where the winner ends up winning by 5 laps because their cars are the fastest on track. What if its not the sports but rather the fans what if we are to blame i see it often in nascar fans how they are two faced wanting one thing (ie more short tracks and road courses) and then turn around two years later after the changes have been made saying "We DiDnt WaNt ThiS BrinG baCk Old BriStol" like seriously i think its a fan issue as much as a driver issue
@cth88rlz35
@cth88rlz35 Год назад
Drivers don’t need more danger to drive less like assholes. They need boundaries. If they cross it, then there will be consequences. Points or time deduction or a three strikes and you’re parked. Something like F1 (wink at NRF). Keep the level of safety that is and make the driver respect each other more with boundaries. They don’t have to intentionally wreck each other to have good racing.
@TheClub94
@TheClub94 11 месяцев назад
Who is watching this video after the 2023 Pocono race?
@WithFearGaming
@WithFearGaming Год назад
The first 4 minutes of this video is literally just you complaining cause people get older and retire, and the young took over after the old retired. What'd you think was gonna happen? 65 year old Jimmie Johnson racing Jeff Gordon? This is coming from a HUGE Dale Jr fan. I hated when he retired but like.. that's sports/life. People get old and the young takeover. Accept it and embrace it 🤷‍♂️
@santinodemonte5616
@santinodemonte5616 Год назад
Great points made here
@kben24
@kben24 Год назад
Stages - make drivers race harder during the middle of the race. Chase format - make drivers race harder at the end of the season. Knockout-style playoffs - put divers in positions where wrecking competitors will benefit their title hopes. Win & You’re in - make race wins the only important storyline… Top 5, Top 10 finishes completely irrelevant. Those are the main reasons… all engineered by NASCAR themselves.
@chasejordan22
@chasejordan22 Год назад
Oh man that Joan Rivers joke isnt cool. Do you know she died during one of those operations?
@elliethebat8334
@elliethebat8334 Год назад
I know a lot of people are turned away cause of the religious aspect of it. All other sports don't get involved in it, but Nascar does. Might be good to cease it and see if fans come in. I know it's miniscule, but worth a try.
@benson_weaver
@benson_weaver Год назад
Nascar just has a lot of stereotypes especially politically. My local track still has a sign on the backstretch saying trump won. People don't like or want nascar to go woke, but it needs to distance itself from any political party
@randb4865
@randb4865 Год назад
Because they're spoiled brats?
@chasejordan22
@chasejordan22 Год назад
What? Bubba was mad at Larson because Bubba did not do anything to Larson to deserve being walled. Ross cant get mad at anyone because everyone owes him one. Hes put everyone in the wall on lap 6 at least once.....
@jayannakelley9051
@jayannakelley9051 Год назад
Bubba wasn’t ‘walled’!! I’ve watched that replay so many times. Stop with your BS!
@chasejordan22
@chasejordan22 Год назад
@@jayannakelley9051 With respect. He was walled. The cars may not have touched but if youve watched any nascar you know how the aero works around the cars at well over 100mph. You dont need to shove a car to put them in the wall or spin them out. Just because you dont know what your looking at does not mean what I said is BS.
@B-A-L
@B-A-L Год назад
​@@chasejordan22 Bubba wasn't walled whatsoever. I've watched the replay too and all I see is bad driving by a bad driver who had to blame someone else for his bad driving. Stop defending this thug!
@chasejordan22
@chasejordan22 Год назад
@@B-A-L Thug? Uh oh? Your surely not biased here huh? Cant see past your emotions? Bubba was walled no matter how much you hate him. Sorry.
@chriscavin5453
@chriscavin5453 Год назад
I love your content man , but all your videos are always so negative
@everythingleftturns7782
@everythingleftturns7782 Год назад
Okay cry about it, he’s been realistic
@drewtaylor651
@drewtaylor651 Год назад
Idk I like Atlanta and I think it will wear itself out in 3 - 4 years and become a track that is bad fast but you will have to handle good to last…..
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