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I saw this topic in r/formula1 toward the end of the season and I've been meaning to ask this here, where a person posted a bunch of classic drives by drivers, for example Damon Hill at the Hungarian GP in 1997, driving an abysmal car to pole, and finishing 2nd despite losing 6th gear toward the end of the race, or Ayrton Senna at Donnington GP in 1993, driving in wet conditions on slicks for most of the race.

I've been watching NASCAR since the mid 1990's, and my question to you all is has NASCAR had any races where you can say that a driver had an amazing drive, where the driver overcame significant adversity and finished well. If there isn't any of these, and I can't think of any of the

So I grew up watching Jeff Burton, Mark Martin, Bobby Labonte, Ken Schrader in the mid-1990's and to see them all supposedly retiring brings about an end of an era for me. So here are my favorite memories of these drivers, starting with the most underrated, Ken Schrader.

This was Ken Schraders' last win in Cup, and it came by holding off a legend.

This was one of the first races I actually got to watch on ESPN, since for the previous 4 years of watching NASCAR we didn't have cable so I had to listen to the radio to catch all the races. Anyway, I wasn't even home to watch it that day, I had to go som

The season is nearly over and I think now is a good time to review, and think about the sport of NASCAR in general. I want to know about what NASCAR is doing currently. There is a lot of what-if scenarios, but in the context we have available what do you think about the future of the sport, and the direction of the sport.

I also want to point out I don't want this thread to be about what NASCAR needs to fix or anything like that. I am more curious about how you feel about NASCAR with whats on the table today.

THIS IS EVENT IS A TAPED DELAYED EVENT FROM OCTOBER 26TH.

Green Flag: 10 AM, November 2nd

Television: FoxSports2 @ 10:00am ET

Streams: Here

Track Information: Road Atlanta is a 2.54 mile road course in Braselton, GA.

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