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1990 NASCAR Daytona 500

February 18, 1990 NASCAR Winston Cup Series Daytona 500 - Race 1 of 29 Daytona International Speedway Daytona Beach, FL 'Fifth Race for the Days of Thunder Cars' Ken Schrader is on the pole. Two Days of Thunder movie cars, Bobby Hamilton in the #51 Mello Yello Chevrolet Lumina and Tommy Ellis in the #18 Hardee's Chevrolet Lumina both for Hendrick Motorsports, start at the rear of the field unscored and withdraw from the race early. Derrike Cope in the #10 Purolator Chevrolet Lumina for Whitcomb Racing wins the race. Days of Thunder was released to the box office on June 27, 1990. Tommy Ellis, Bobby Hamilton, Greg Sacks and Hut Stricklin drove cars in actual NASCAR Winston Cup Series races to provide real racing footage for the movie and offered technical advice while stunt drivers and Tom Cruise drove cars in staged scenes. In the movie Cruise plays the part of fictional character Cole Trickle who drives the #51 Mello Yello Chevrolet Lumina and Cary Elwes plays the part of fictional character Russ Wheeler who drives the #18 Hardee's Chevrolet Lumina. Rick Hendrick of Hendrick Motorsports provided cars for the movie. 1:25 Russ Wheeler 2:46 Days of Thunder 4:36 Starting Lineup Including Days of Thunder 8:10 In Memory of Slick Johnson 8:39 Start 10:13 Mike Alexander 11:19 Russ Wheeler and Cole Trickle 11:29 Richard Petty (Caution 1) 11:50 Russ Wheeler 13:15 Russ Wheeler and Cole Trickle 13:28 Russ Wheeler and Cole Trickle 14:18 Russ Wheeler and Cole Trickle 14:34 Russ Wheeler and Cole Trickle 15:05 Russ Wheeler 15:09 Phil Parsons, Mike Alexander, Alan Kulwicki and Rob Moroso (Caution 2) 16:19 Hardee's Pit (Russ Wheeler's Pit) 16:21 Mello Yello Pit (Cole Trickle's Pit) 17:44 Days of Thunder Cars Withdrawn 17:55 Days of Thunder Film Crew 18:18 Rick Hendrick Interview 20:11 Geoff Bodine (Caution 3) 21:20 Leader Dale Earnhardt Flat Tire/Winner Derrike Cope 23:42 Derrike Cope Interview 24:43 Dale Earnhardt Interview DISCLAIMER Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for 'fair use' for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.