Dale Earnhardt Jr. Sightings "You Look Kinda Like Dale Earnhardt"
If you are missing Dale Jr. on the Track (Like NASCAR Race Mom is) you might want to move to Mooresville, North Carolina. Check out the hilarious video below:
The wild is calling and @DaleJr, we mean Deer Earnhardt Jr. has answered in a new @MountainDew commercial! pic.twitter.com/Lu8wFhCtdQ— Hendrick Motorsports (@TeamHendrick) October 20, 2016
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| Photo: Jerome Miron |
You can also see NASCAR’s Most Popular Driver in the broadcast booth. Jr. will join the NBC Sports broadcast booth for Chase for the Sprint Cup races at Talladega Superspeedway on Sunday and Martinsville Speedway next week.
“I’m excited to see these races from a different vantage point and hopefully offer some insight to the viewers,” said Earnhardt Jr. in an NBC press release. “I thoroughly enjoyed my opportunity to broadcast the NASCAR Xfinity Series race at Michigan earlier this year, so I expect getting to spend time in the booth with the NBC team to be just as fun.”
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| Earnhardt Jr. believes he suffered a concussion during an incident June 12 at Michigan International Speedway. He raced three more times in 2016. Aaron Doster, USA TODAY Sports |
The race at Talladega, which airs Sunday beginning at 1:30 p.m. ET, is the elimination race for the Round of 8 in the Chase for the NASCAR Sprint Cup, and Martinsville’s event kicks off the third of four Chase rounds at 12:30 p.m. ET on Oct. 30.
“With five races left in the Sprint Cup playoffs, we are thrilled to welcome Dale Earnhardt Jr. into our broadcast booth as we present two of the most unpredictable and exciting races in the Chase,” said Jeff Behnke, VP of NASCAR Production for the NBC Sports Group. “Dale is incredibly respected and the viewers and fans will be treated to his perspective on two very different race tracks.”
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