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Top Comments of this video!! :3
I went to a signing at the K mart across from Daytona when they were sponsor for DW. My departed and disabled brother was a big fan and wanted his autograph. The session was scheduled for 2-4. I could see that most people wouldn't get through, but the gentleman stayed for hours past the deadline till everyone was taken care of. He spent time speaking to each fan and made me a fan for life...
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DW is one of the best personalities this sport has ever been graced with. I could listen to these stories all year.
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Darell Waltrip could make a whole series with the stories he could tell.
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I cannot watch Nascar anymore without any Earnhardts, Waltrips, Wallaces, Jarretts, Allisons, Pettys................even Gordons. But it sure is awesome hearing the stories of these guys from the 70's through the 90's and how great Nascar was back then before it started it's tumble down in the 2000's. I sure miss the old school. Miss that 3!
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DW is a talker, and I'm so happy to hear all his stories. He'll be remembered as much for his broadcasting as his driving.
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I’ve listened to this 15 times and it never gets old to me, I laugh every time. We need DW on again!
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As a European who never heard about Nascar before the year 2000 this is amazing. Seeing how they conducted themselves during the last 50 years puts this series in a whole different perspective.
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I'm not even NASCAR fan, but I could listen to these guys swap old race stories all day. So entertaining...
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I could listen to DW for hours on end. What a great story teller. I sure do miss him in the booth during races. God bless you Darrell Waltrip❤️
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Dale Junior is such a genuine, intelligent and good hearted person. I can understand why he was the most popular driver for so long. I personally was never a fan of his but certainly didn’t dislike him in anyway. How could anybody dislike him.
Years ago I read a book by DW. I can’t remember the name of the book. It was about his father-in-law helping him to get into NASCAR and a lot of the things he did to cheat. There was a lot more in the book other than that but I don’t remember it as it was probably 15 years ago that I read the book. Look it up if you can, it is a good read!
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One of the most iconic voices in American Sports Broadcasting.
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I could watch these episodes with D.W. all night long. Man I sure do miss the old days of NASCAR.
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I love stories like that. It's not cheating, it's reading between the lines of the rulebook. My dad worked in IndyCar for many years, and would go to lunch with Smokey Yunick when he was fielding a car for Indy. He said his cheeks hurt afterwards from grinning and laughing so much hearing Smokey tell stories about ingenuity.
I think one of my favorite creative solutions was when F1 teams started doing water cooled brakes in the 1980s. Similar to the lead shot, they'd have a good size water tank to make weight, and once the race started, they'd flick a switch and pump all the water out onto the track, supposedly to cool the brakes, but it was really to dump the extra weight. F1 weighed the cars after the race too, but they would top off all the fluids first, so the water tank would get filled up to full again, and the car would be back to the legal weight.
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The absolute best days of NASCAR were run what you brung.
RIP Dale Sr. 🙏🏼🏁
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Man.. to be able to sit down with these guys for hours would be one of the greatest treasures to be able to hear all the stories
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What a treasure, DW is one of the best interviews I have ever seen. I Am glad you had him remember all this so it is now part of the history of the REAL NASCAR.
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I race dirt track. Dirt racing is full of "creative ways" This episode was friggin awesome. 😎🏁🇺🇸
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Get Cale Yarborough on the show
PLEASE
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I watched this a long time ago and watched it again today. Cheating is cheating, but like they said "if your car is legal your crew chief isn't doing his job". This and the sheer physical work to drive a racecar back then highlights the championships and the number of races that Earnhardt and Petty won, among other great drivers. Those days are gone and unfortunately so are most of the driver's from back then. I used to race r/c cars and DW's Tide car was my main body. I still have the car and body. DW brings back a lot of good memories. Thank you DW and thank you Jr for having him!
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@mattwruff
3 years ago
I worked for DW as his Computer tech most of the years he was in the booth. he could go on with stories like this for hours!
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