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one of my roommates doesn’t watch nascar with me but listens to the commentary whenever I have it on and he calls the labonte brothers “terry the body and bobby the body” bc according to him that’s what it sounds like the announcers are saying
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Late stage Bobby Labonte + bonus Standard vs Superspeedway body comparisons
Carros que estão no jogo Nascar 2000 e também Nascar Rumble (Playstation 1) (Parte 2)
2000 NASCAR Winston Cup Series: Bobby Labonte, #18 Interstate Batteries Pontiac, Joe Gibbs Racing. Download full resolution & extras on Patreon.
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Bobby Labonte
On today’s episode of Obscure NASCAR Photos I Happened to Stumble Upon: Bobby Labonte congratulating Denny Hamlin on his first pole win at Phoenix in 2005. I never realized they were actually Cup teammates for a brief time! JGR released Jason Leffler towards the end of 2005 (aka Labonte’s last season with the team) and Denny hopped in the 11 for the last 7 races of the season before taking over fulltime in 2006. In those 7 races, he got a pole and 3 top 10s compared to Leffler’s 0 poles and 0 top tens for the whole season. He then of course went on to have one of the best rookie seasons of any NASCAR driver ever.
A multi-car accident occurs as Bobby Labonte (#44) flips upside down at Loudon. NASCAR Busch Grand National Series, New Hampshire International Speedway, 1990 Budwieser 300
