Despite retiring from a full-time racing schedule in 2018, Dale Earnhardt Jr. is still one of the most respected people in NASCAR. His voice matters. When he talks, people listen. On Wednesday, the NASCAR Hall of Famer shared that voice in a response to a post on X from the Sports Business Journal's Adam Stern that indicated The CW is considering the possibility of having its booth call some Xfinity Series races next year remotely from NASCAR's new production facility in North Carolina.

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Dale Earnhardt Jr.'s plans for his future in NASCAR are uncertain as he transitions to a prominent broadcasting role in 2025.

When Josh Berry left to run NASCAR full-time in 2020, it left an opening in their successful Super Late Model program and Kvapil took it to back-to-back CARS Tour championships in 2022 and 2023. He would have been in the hunt for a third straight championship this season but he got the call to run a series of Xfinity Series races.

Dale Earnhardt Jr, the co-owner of JRM Motorsports, announced on Tuesday his team is signing the reigning NASCAR Advance Auto Parts Weekly Series winner.

Dale Earnhardt Jr. is disappointed and confused over NASCAR's recent Bristol race that saw fans angry over the lack of excitement.