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This is the day Nascar and its fans healed ever so slightly. The world will forever miss Dale Earnhardt sr but that day eased a lot of hearts.

23 years later, this is still one of the most emotional wins in NASCAR history. I was born in 2004, but this still tears me up.😢

Me if I was in that crowd: R.I.P. EARS

Wow that was quite a gust of wind at the end. Where they dealing with high winds throughout the show?

Chills

All that talent and ability... wrapped up in one of the nicest personalities you could ever encounter. Louis treated everyone like he'd know them for years. I miss him...

Louie was one of the all time greats, as good as Buddy Rich and Gene Krupa. The US Marines Drum and Bugle Corps is a superb musical ensemble, I've heard them on albums and here on UA-cam. Colonel Truman Crawford was their fine director who passed away several years ago. He wrote and arranged for the Cavaliers, the Chicago Royal Airs, and the Yankee Rebels, all past national champions.

I’ll never forget watching this! It was more exciting & emotional than both his 500 victories combined!

That race was so fixed.

Simply the best😎😎

Now that's a piece of racing History that will be a treasure that will never be forgotten

February 18, 2001 was the darkest day in NASCAR history. July 7, 2001 was the greatest day in NASCAR history

Everybody on earth knew jr was gonna win that race lol. Weather he wanted to or not 💯

Most staged n rigged nascar race ever

The day nascar healed

To be in that crowd must have been insane, I wish I was alive back then to experience it

That race ranks top even above the Daytona 500 wins of both Jr and Dale Earnhardt 😳 I still get chills looking at this race even after 20 plus years too!!! ❤ Die hard Earnhardt fan of Dale and Jr and Earnhardt family too ❤❤❤❤❤❤

3 😔🕯🏎🏁

proud to be an American playing in the background has to be the craziest part

This needs to be remastered!!

Thank you for sharing this.

1:37 What's that song?

They sound pretty good

This was just a satisfying show. That start was such an interesting way to kick off a show. You play a part of a song, build up, let the announcer introduce you, and then blast everyone in the stands. Since you listen to the announce introduce them, you forget that the band already started their show, so you get blasted and it just draws your attention in. Just a well done show overall!!!

Thanks for posting! My kids can’t believe how awesome we were!

There will never be a moment in nascar like this anymore. This was back when nascar was in it's prime.

Dale was lookin down and was probably like, “my boy is kickin ass!”

Michael Waltrip is second, but it’s going to be Dale Earnhardt Jr! Using lessons learned from his father to go from 6th to first and score the victory in the Pepsi 400!

Little did they know what would happen 2 months later

I never thought I would see this on UA-cam. Awsome

That bass feature at the beginning is fucking awesome

My grandparents were at that race and they said when the race ended he remembered that there was a firework that had 3. Welp I showed him this vid and said that’s it

20 Years ago......

I was there sitting in the Oldfield section just off of turn 4, first row. I had been watching Nascar since the mid 80's, but this was my first race. That was a great night! I no longer watch or support Nascar, but I love revisiting these old videos to remember how it was.

I got the chance to go to the October 2001 Talladega race. The crowd was roaring that day too man, what an experience!.

Damn that is really cool wow and he's been gone 20 years and I still remember it like it was yesterday forever 3 in our heart

Thanks for posting this. I was in that band and haven’t seen this since ‘94.

Meanwhile, in Heaven: Dale Sr.: That's my boy!

Do you happen to have any other videos of Col. Crawford? I’m his granddaughter. You can email me at ashleylmoses@gmail.com

Solid solo. I dug it. Much respect. 👍

Can’t help but tear up upon hearing everyone go wild on the last turn knowing Jr. was winning.

Literally gave me tears. Gault was a genius. I'm beyond blessed that you kept these videos, and that they're available. Goes for all of them. Cheers.

Wow. Really give you an idea of how loud the crowd was.

Great video - so many good memories of Big Jim. "Cymbals, you have to something - the season is almost over." Classic. Anyone have 1984 Devil Went Down to Georgia??

Wow!!

There seems to be a noise reduction on here that's kicking in during the quiet parts. If you have the original file in the highest res possible and that NR isn't active, I can remaster the audio for it.

Dale Sr was looking down from heaven that night saying "That's my son!"

What's up with the contra player on the sideline? Injury?

What a great video! man I wish that was better quality. I find it more enjoyable to listen to than the finals recording. You can actually hear the snares! Thanks for putting that up, Bill