The Scene Vault
Was David Pearson the Greatest NASCAR Driver Ever?
The 1976 Daytona 500 was a battle of wills, strategy, and heart, ending with David Pearson barely crawling across the finish line after a fierce
June 11, 2025
The 1976 Daytona 500 was a battle of wills, strategy, and heart, ending with David Pearson barely crawling across the finish line after a fierce
He came in 99 points out of the lead, riding a wave of momentum. Rockingham? Contender. Darlington? In the fight. Everything was clicking until Talladega.
He might be the King of NASCAR, but Richard Petty never traded his crown for a mansion. In this rare, raw conversation, Petty opens up
They came to the white flag side by side, two legends with nothing left to prove—except to each other. David Pearson and Richard Petty tangled
The book Petty Versus Pearson is officially out, and host Rick Houston sits down with author Mike Henry to dive deep into how this long-awaited
What was supposed to be a lighthearted piece on Tony Stewart’s All-Star race debut turned into a media firestorm. A simple, friendly interview quickly became
Daytona’s Turn Four was always treacherous, but in 1984, it turned into something far more sinister. A hidden bump at the turn and a dangerously
Kyle Petty’s first Winston Cup win at Richmond in 1986 came with unexpected twists, not just on the track but off it. During the race,
At one point, Jeff Burton and Frank Stoddard were one of the strongest duos in NASCAR, but when the results dried up, so did the
Ever wanted to hear from some of the most legendary Busch series winners of the 1990s? Well thanks to The Scene Vault today is your