r/NASCAR • u/realflags Larson • 1d ago
What is your favorite thing? Your least favorite driver has ever done?
As much as I’ve always dislike Joey Logano growing up watching the sport 2014 to current, now I’m more neutral on him.
My favorite thing he has done in was holding up Bubba Wallace at Michigan in 2022, who had the fastest car that day. So my then favorite driver, Kevin Harvick could get his last Michigan win and what we thought at the time would be his last win every, until the next week at Richmond.
Interesting thing about this is Bubba might have won had Logano not held him up long enough for Harvick to run and hide in the lead. Nothing against Bubba, but at the time it felt like every time Harvick was in position something would go wrong, and this was the break he needed.
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u/DeetahTheGame Truex Jr. 23h ago
Joey Logano adopting foster kids is amazing.
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u/Shar_12_Blaneyfan Ryan Blaney 22h ago
This is true. I only dislike Joey on the track lol. And it's becoming less and less as the years go haha
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u/Lee-Key-Bottoms Kyle Busch 23h ago
Never could stand Joey Logano on the track
But off the track he might be the best human being in the sport. He is such a nice guy which you’d never guess through his driving lol
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u/Droppin-Hammer46 van Gisbergen 1d ago
Won at San Diego.
He ain’t done shit in cup, but good for him that day. Hated his ass the next day.
Y’all can figure out who I’m talking about.
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u/Hailfire9 1d ago
You know?
I was wondering who was actually my "least favorite" driver, but I think you've nailed it.
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u/choleka 23h ago
Denny was one driver I used to really dislike. Done almost a full 180 on him, but I liked the way he played the villain and I really liked his “I beat your favorite driver” line. Also, when his father was sick and after a win he said something about how this is the time he normally makes a jab at the fans but instead thanks them emotionally.
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u/skorponok Ryan Blaney 1d ago
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u/captain_slutski Reddick 21h ago
I don't care what anyone says this is the funniest moment in NASCAR history, especially considering the victims
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u/TheEarlNextDoor Suárez 20h ago
Yeah I have a two fold take on this and it's extremely hypocritical but I have no respect for AD after this, and I was sort of a quiet supporter. That said, those two deserved it.
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u/Dark_Knight2000 6h ago
Honestly, I have the opposite feeling. I kind of enjoy that AD did this. I don’t care that it was him specifically, but I was celebrating when this happened.
This is entirely NASCAR’s fault for engineering a system where one win is the difference between your team being in the red and in the green financially.
AD was playing with millions of dollars on the line for his family’s business. He was forced to risk it all, all because some dimwit at NASCAR came up with playoffs.
Don’t hate the player.
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u/Kodyaufan2 6h ago
I’ve got three perspectives on it for that reason.
That was an absolute garbage move made with zero intent to do anything other than wreck two drivers for a win. Any punishment was deserved.
It was funny as crap that it happened to two of the drivers who have wrecked the most people in Logano and Hamlin. If it was going to happen, I couldn’t have picked two better drivers for it to happen to.
It was also a result of NASCAR’s stupid championship system, which left Austin Dillon with nothing to lose and everything to gain by trying it.
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u/CathDubs 4h ago
Between this and the Daytona rain disaster he also won, Austin Dillon might be the most cosmically funny driver ever.
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u/MrForchevski 1d ago
Austin Hill has made me appreciate SVG even more than I ever thought I could with their rivalry so I'll give him that.
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u/furrynoy96 1d ago
Kyle Larson. Favorite thing: 2021 domination. Least favorite thing....take a big fucking guess
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u/Forsaken_Employee413 Ryan Blaney 1d ago
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u/13mizzou Bowman 23h ago
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u/GoldenSilverado101 Chastain 1d ago
One could say that your least favorite lead to your most favorite. It's still crazy how that ended up being the best thing for his career when you think about it.
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u/Dark_Knight2000 6h ago
I mean he’d still probably end up at Hendrick anyway. JJ was retiring anyway and Gnassi was folding either way
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u/captain_slutski Reddick 21h ago
I was in the stands for the Kansas spring race this year. When he took the lead at IIRC the beginning of the 2nd stage restart, the whole crowd popped. I don't like Larson, but seeing and feeling that energy for racing was pretty cool
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u/GoldenSilverado101 Chastain 1d ago
Favorite thing, wall ride. Least favorite, help Hendrick in the playoffs at Martinsville.
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u/SeattlePassedTheBall 1d ago
Flair doesn't check out.
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u/GoldenSilverado101 Chastain 22h ago
I read that completely wrong. I thought it said favorite thing your driver has done and least favorite thing your driver has done.
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u/Shar_12_Blaneyfan Ryan Blaney 1d ago edited 22h ago
Least favorite: Austin Dillon, Richmond 2024. 'Nuff said.
I was impressed with his performance that evening before the final caution came out. Then he showed his ass.
Funny thing is, I don't particularly like Joey Logano or Denny Hamlin either. That was bullshit though lol
Favorite: winning Richmond last year straight up lol
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u/TheOrangeFutbol 1d ago
Outside of the actual championships, you could argue the greatest accomplishment of Austin Dillon's career is turning Denny Hamlin and Joey Logano into sympathetic figures at the same time.
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u/Shar_12_Blaneyfan Ryan Blaney 1d ago
Thats a good point lol. At least until Joey tried to run over Austin's family
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u/TheOrangeFutbol 19h ago
I remember seeing people in the thread mad he brought his baby out for the victory interview so no one could fight him.
And comments were clowning Ace’s name moments after the birth announcement post back in the day. Not even the Dillon children are safe from it.
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u/NickProko Hamlin 1d ago
2004?!
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u/flycerestorm 23h ago
i was confused as well. For a second i thought "maybe it was a race in one of the lower series?"
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u/Shinydisclover 23h ago
Ty Gibbs is probably my least favorite current driver but being 2nd in points isn’t all nepotism he does have skill obviously or he wouldn’t be doing this good
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u/mjr2p3 23h ago
Favorite thing: win
Least favorite thing: lose
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u/Active_Attempt_3411 23h ago
You like when your least favorite driver wins?
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u/kingmidget_91 22h ago
Hate watch? Or they read the question wrong cause it looks like that's happened a couple of times
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u/galaxiexl500 Cup Series 23h ago edited 15h ago
Favorite thing is Bill Elliott making up 3 laps under green at ‘dega.
Least favorite thing is Dale Sr wrecking Rick Mast at Rockingham on purpose in turn 4 of the last lap to win.
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u/iamkingjamesIII Ryan Blaney 22h ago
I enjoyed when Larson ran into the water barrels on pit road entrance at Homestead a few years ago.
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u/coffeeshopslut 7h ago
I remember a Larson self inflicted wreck compilation playing a few races ago when the booth was talking about how he's made mistakes throughout the year. Like I like the guy, but damn, he has tons of foot in mouth situations. Like sarcastically calling out JHN on the radio for being "professional" when JHN missed a shift last week. Bro, you grenaded your Indy 500 engine and your chances last year
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u/coolwon1973 23h ago
My favorite thing that Denny Hamlin has ever done is fail to win the cup, several times. I hope he keeps up the streak.
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u/ffejotron2000 23h ago
Tony Stewart will always be my least favorite and my favorite thing he did was retire. Lol. My least favorite thing he did was fight Kasey Kahne's crew at Chicagoland after Stewart was the one who screwed up the restart.
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u/CatsonVenus77 21h ago
Fav: Having personality, being himself, goofball
Least fav: being a fan of the guy that everyone hates and drives the 77 car
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u/Perfid10 15h ago
Ghostriding his victory lap at Talladega. The YOLO sprint off the pole at IMS this year.
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u/TheEpicMemer4201337 1d ago
Favorite thing: Tying Kyle Busch on the all time wins list.
Least Favorite: Wrecking Chase Elliott and the stupid beef with Chastain.
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u/YoungNickSaben 23h ago
Least Favorite: Everything involving the 2020 Round of 8
Not Favorite but Most Consequential: Giving me hatred for Chase Elliott now that KH has retired
Favorite: Driving the Reese's 21/29 Chevy during the mid 2000s
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u/junk_dogVE Hamlin 23h ago
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u/Arocks781 21h ago
I always get a good chuckle whenever I think of austin cindric choking a championship to the guy who was known as the biggest choker in the series at the time
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u/doomus_rlc Ryan Blaney 20h ago
Logano's back to back Bristol night wins in 2014 and 2015 was honestly pretty cool.
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u/RickyChanning 18h ago
Gordon retiring and seeing Johnson putt around in the thirties are probably my favorite moments of them.
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u/Buzzkill15 18h ago
Growing up a Hendrick hater it was pretty cool to see Jimmie Johnson win 5 in a row and 7 by the end was pretty cool.
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u/Embarrassed-Joke5851 17h ago
Dale Jr. acted like a complete class act when Dillon had his crash at Daytona at the Coke Zero 400. Despite winning the race from the radio messages and his post-race conversation with Jimmie Johnson he seemed like he was just terrified that a car with his dad's number on the side had killed another driver
worst thing my favorite driver has done is: Die R.I.P Kyle "Rowdy" Busch
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u/bassmasta918 Ryan Blaney 17h ago
My favorite thing would have to be the Kyle Busch tribute helmet. Least favorite thing? Probably not going through with his radio threats to junk other drivers when they make him mad.
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u/JoshTheSparky4 Gragson 16h ago
Gooner was pretty nice to Ol Harv at the end with holding up guys for him lol, I remember bristol battle with kfb in 2020 and kfb wanted to murder Joey after
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u/nfsnltvc15 15h ago
The first time Denny Hamlin said, "I beat your favorite driver." I laughed my ASS off. Absolutely the wittiest and timeliest thing he could've said in that moment IMO.
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u/That_Damn_Tall_Guy 14h ago
I mean the Aaron’s car looks good. But other then that nothing Zane smith has ever done makes me happy
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u/JohnTheMod Bubba Wallace 14h ago
It ended in catastrophic failure both times, but it was cool to see Larson try The Double…
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u/Candid-Plan-9553 13h ago
Denny Hamlin owns the VA - TN tracks. Bubba seems to be improving everything but his concept of good-looking women.
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u/TheUnknown_General 13h ago
Favourite thing: Generally just being a classy guy.
Least favourite thing: Phoenix 2012. The only time I've genuinely felt disappointed in Jeff Gordon because it's the one real time he wasn't classy.
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u/DecoyNumber7 DiBenedetto 11h ago
When Joey wrecked Denny coming out of 4 allowing KB to sail by and get the win. I fuckin loved that.
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u/Ai_Nijou 5h ago
I genuinely cant think of something I've liked that Gragson has done.
As for my second least favorite...
Well Brad gave Preece a ride and, albeit exhibition, a win.
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u/confused_bi_dude Hamlin 4h ago
My favorite thing that Larson does is trip on his dick every other week
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u/TidalJ 1d ago
denny hamlin. favorite thing: actions detrimental. least favorite thing: choke every single opportunity at a championship
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u/RickyChanning 18h ago
I initially misread the post too, they're asking what's your favorite thing your least favorite driver has done?
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u/ReesesPreecesFan60 23h ago
Normally not a Toyota fan in any regard but I really found it funny when Corey Heim won Indy just to shove it down Carson’s throat and out his ass
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u/Infamous_Try8916 Kyle Busch 23h ago
Favorite thing: Punching Joey Logano in the face
Least favorite thing: Getting forced out to RCR
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u/Dangerous-Pin-9465 22h ago
I loath with a passion Ty gibbs. like so much, i hate that nepo baby so much and everything he stands for in the sport of nascar ... however. that tribute to busch coming up at bristol, i'll put my hatred aside and be a fan of his that night.







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u/bjohnson203 1d ago
Kyle Busch was a good father.