The Yellow Line
In 2001, NASCAR forever altered superspeedway racing when they told race car drivers that they had to stay on the race track. Chapters: 00:00 Intro 1:46 Case Study #1: Potential Use of Force 2:34 Case Study #2: Don't Go All Mr. Popular On Me 4:32 Case Study #3: It's Not Cheating If You Lose 6:09 Case Study #4: Nothing Ever Just "Goes" 9:15 Case Study #5: A Nudge, A Push 10:28 Case Study #6: Nothing Really Matters 11:45 The Yellow Line Rule is Good, Actually Support me on Patreon: / mapleboy
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NASCAR's "Almost Finishes"
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Living In The Aftermath | Charlotte 2001
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That Stupid Ass Yellow Line Rule
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The Tragedy That Ended a Rally Era (1986)
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NASCAR and Los Angeles
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Where Are These NASCAR Busts Today?
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The Worst Indy 500: Tragedy Strikes in 1973
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The Race That Took 76 Days To Finish
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Smoke
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Two Nights in East St. Louis
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