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Rick Mast won the 1990 Jay Johnson 250 at Bristol 35 years ago today. 🏁 Bristol Motor Speedway 🏁

This week on The Scene Vault Podcast ... starring Derrike Cope and Jesse Houston.

The Scene Vault Podcast Loved the Derrike Cooe interview. Love that he still has a chip on his shoulder. Well done as always. Also one of the best quotes yet. “We didn’t have money to cheat” in reference to the 2016 Watkins Glen explosion.

Thank you Brad!

They’re young. They’re resilient. They’ll get over it. I’m KEEPING the ball! CC: Steve Waid

ICYMI: Our interview with Humpy Wheeler was quoted in the The New York Times' obit on the legendary promoter.

Memories like these are why we do what we do.

The Scene Vault Podcast I still have all my Scenes in a box in the basement. One time, my Mom, God rest her soul, wanted me to get rid of them because they were taking up space and I said, "Those Scenes are not going anywhere." I hated to be that way with my Mom, but she left them alone and they are

Forrest Robbins The Scene Vault Podcast My grandparents subscribe to that magazine for me. It was the greatest gift anyone ever gave me. I sure do miss that magazine

I'm often asked who I would most like to interview from NASCAR's past. J.D. Stacy and Harry Hyde top the list, if for no other reason than to hear the story of this 1978 attempted bombing first hand. Check out the full YouTube video here: youtu.be/9hbuDZmwX3E

Ding Dong!

This should be pretty good, but the game I want is NASCAR 1985!

My Life in the Pages of Winston Cup Scene: The Mark Martin Story

The most comprehensive archive ever assembled? Hold my watch …

Tell me the connection between the scene where the young man is pitching to Amy Adams and NASCAR.

When Star Wars meets old-school NASCAR T-shirts …

Caiden 🏁 #FREESCHLEP Kenny Wallace The Kenny Wallace Show for commentary of current events. For historical content nobody comes close to The Scene Vault Podcast

Congratulations, Deb! Along with Steve Waid, Scene is the only publication at which two Squier-Hall recipients spent a significant portion of their careers.

I'm extraordinarily proud to have worked with TWO Squier-Hall Award recipients, Steve Waid and Deb Williams. Deb's first Scene byline was published in the March 7, 1985 edition, and she joined the staff as an associate editor at the beginning of the 1986 season.