10 NASCAR Icons Snubbed by Hall Of Fame| HOF

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Be standing up here tonight to be inducted in the Nascar Hall of Fame only in America what a great country we live in hey there NASCAR fans as we come closer to the day the NASCAR Community celebrates the drivers in the Hall of Fame we embark on a journey to shine a

Spotlight on some remarkable NASCAR drivers who also deserve a spot in the prestigious Hall of Fame from giving the sport some of the most memorable moments to their great performance on tracks these Legends have left an indelible mark on the sport showcasing unparalleled skills determination and great stories let’s get started first up

On our list is handsome Harry Gant a driver whose career spanned three decades Harry Gant wins the southern 500 and the skull Bandit crew celebrates and so does the crowd here at Darlington Gant known for his tenacity and consistency boasts victories in all three of NASCAR’s top series despite

Being a fan favorite holding a record as the oldest driver ever to win a c Cup Series and earning the nickname Mr September after winning four consecutive Winston Cup races and two Bush series races in September 1991 Gant is yet to be enshrined in the Hall of Fame his

Impact on the sport and the hearts of fans worldwide is undeniable next let’s talk about the rooster Ricky Rudd with a career spanning over three decades Rudd showcased not only skill but also resilience he has his hand out of the window for Ricky rdd it’s his first Victory ever coming here at Riverside

California we’ve been waiting a long time for this and just really tickled to death that it’s come it just really hadn’t sunk in it’s hard to believe that this uh Pont Airlines A&W chucking company car held together all day long it began with him winning the 1977

Winston Cup Series rookie of the year he made 96 career starts in the Nascar Cup Series earning the nickname of NASCAR xero man for a record 788 consecutive starts from 1981 through the 2005 season later broken in 2015 by Jeff Gordon despite his durability and a plethora of

Wins r has been a nominee a couple of times but is yet to secure his spot in the Hall of Fame its time is remarkable contributions to the sport are acknowledged moving on we have the back flipping sensation Carl Edwards well known for his iconic flips off his car

To celebrate his victories in your words dad gum cars tore all the pieces cars tore all the pieces Mike here we go a million dooll backflip but at least he made it down here Edwards brought an undeniable Charisma to NASCAR combining it with Fierce competitiveness with 28 Cup Series victories and two runner-up

Finishes in the championship his impact on the sport is undeniable the Hall of Fame awaits a driver who not only left a mark on the track but also in the hearts of fans worldwide number four Jeff Burton known as the mayor a true ambassador of the sport is our next

Contender with 21 Nascar Cup Series wins including two Coca-Cola 600s in 1999 and 2001 and the 1999 Southern 500 and a reputation for sportsmanship Burton played a pivotal role in NASCAR’s growth during the late ’90s and early 2000s his dedication to the sport both on and off

The track as a commentator makes him a deserving candidate for Hall of Fame recognition wanted to you know show you uh how this booth is more or less built um well right now Brad and I are actually seated you got taller Jeff did you I’m sorry Jeff you’re standing right

Jeff listen the average American male is 5’9 you guys are freak number five Jeff bod a driver and innovator deserves our attention as well he was already an accomplished modified driver before he hit the big time in NASCAR’s Winston Cup series with his first start in 1979

Bodin was named one of NASCAR’s all-time top 10 modified drivers listed in the Guinness world records for most wins in one season 55 wins and modifies his perseverance and commitment to Excellence highlighted by his 1986 Daytona 500 win make him a strong candidate for Hall of Fame induction

Number six Ernie Irvin with his aggressive driving style 15 Cup Series victories and many more achievements deserves a closer look despite a serious head injury suffered from a crash during practice at Michigan in 1994 that left him with only a 10% chance of survival Irvin made a triumphant return to the

Track showcasing both skill and resilience his comeback story after facing career-threatening injuries and on trck success make him an inspiration for many and make him a compelling candidate for the Hall of Fame number seven Morgan Shepard NASCAR driver who with his grit and determination was defying All Odds in context to his age

As a race driver passion you find purpose in life and my purpose is uh been an influence on other people to uh better theirselves and not sit on the couch all day Morgan Shepard has competed in NASCAR for over 50 years having one of the longest careers in the

Sport Shepard became the second oldest race winner after Harry Gant in 1993 when he won the spring race at Atlanta at the age of 51 years 4 months and 27 days he holds the record for oldest driver to start a race in NASCAR’s top three series at age 77 as well as oldest

Starter in the Nascar Cup Series race at the 2014 Camping World RV sales 301 at age 72 next in the list are a few NASCAR Heroes who are not walking the Earth among us but their achievements as drivers make them deserving to be inducted in the Hall of Fame let’s take

A moment to remember the charismatic Neil Bonnet Neil Bonnet of huy town Alabama the Protege of the break Bobby has won here known for his Southern Charm and aggressive driving style Bonnet captured the hearts of fans during the 80s with 18 Cup Series wins he left an indelible mark on the sport

Before his tragic passing in 1994 the Alabama native ranks 47th in alltime NASCAR cup victories benet’s driving career was interrupted by a sver brain injury from a crash in 1990 his life met with a tragic end while he was practicing for the 1994 Daytona 500 for a much anticipated comeback recognizing

His impact it’s time for Neil Bonnet to be immortalized in the Nascar Hall of Fame number nine Tim Richmond when I very first started racing I wanted to do things to be recognized outside of my driving in a race car on a racetrack you know he competed in indie car racing before

Transferring to NASCAR’s Winston Cup Series Richmond was one of the first drivers to change from Open Wheel racing to NASCAR stock cars full-time which later became an industry Trend he won the 1980 Indianapolis 500 Rookie of the Year award and had 13 victories during eight NASCAR Seasons impulsive is another appropriate adjective although

He funneled that into success if life is a road course with everyone racing the line Tim Richmond was the exuberant kid whose free willing undisciplined style was still the fastest only when he achieved his career best in the season in 1986 when he won the southern 500 and

Finished third in points his health started to decline which led to his demise at a young age of 34 in his short span of NASCAR career Tim Richmond won many races as well as hearts with his Hollywood looks and Charisma last but certainly not least we have the

Legendary Larry Phillips a short track racing phenomenon well as he climbs out of the car and not the way he wanted to end the 94 season here at the speedway you’re 94 i44 L model Champion the Pacific Coast Regional Champion car 75 Larry pH Phillips accumulated over numerous wins in his illustrious career

Showcasing unparalleled skill and dominance he was the only person to win the NASCAR weekly series National Championship five times in 1989 1991 1992 1995 and 1996 he even won seven NASCAR weekly series Regional championships and 13 track championships while his impact may be more prominent in Regional racing

Acknowledging Phillips in the Hall of Fame would be a nod to NASCAR’s diverse routes there you have it folks a closer look at some NASCAR drivers and contributors who in our opinion deserve a place in the Hall of Fame let us know in the comments which drivers you think

Should be inducted and who you believe we might have missed don’t forget to like share and subscribe for more exciting content until next time this is NASCAR in- andout on essentially Sports keep the pedal to the Metal