Wendell Scott

I don't know.

But anyway, we always have it because that's a celebration of Wendell Scott's first start.

And that was at the Piedmont Interstate Fairgrounds in Spartanburg in 1961.

But Tony is going to come on right after Roddy and talk about a program that NASCAR has called STEM, which is an educational program for young people.

He started doing that.

Now, when he won at the fairgrounds, and up until then, I don't think it mattered, but I seem to remember him usually driving an orange car.

I know he drove an orange number 64 when he won that race at the fairgrounds because I took my cousin's picture standing next to it, although it's black and white, and a Wendell Scott sitting on the hood.

But anyway...

Th- there's the scene where he's filming, uh, what's, what was the film with the, the race car driver?

Oh, Wendell Scott.

It's Grease Lightning.

Yes.

You know, paranoia.

And then I also watched Greased Lightning from 1977, which is about Wendell Scott, the NASCAR driver.

It, it's a Richard Pryor movie, and it features performances from Richie Havens, the singer, is in it, and then it's also feature- a song is written by Sounds of Silvestri favorite, Bradford Craig.

So it was a fun little thing to see-

I mean...

To me, one of the most obvious is Wendell Scott, who in 1961, I believe it was, just had better statistics all over the place than Woody Wilson, who ended up winning the thing.

I think that was definitely a.

Probably a racial thing.