Dale Earnhardt Jr fuels NASCAR schedule rumors, hinting at future races in Chicago and San Diego, sparking fan anticipation.

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I see a ton of fans on our social media begging for more post-race,” Dale Earnhardt Jr. The post Dale Jr. Proven Right as ...

JR Motorsports owner Dale Earnhardt Jr. will not seek out a future as crew chief after guiding Connor Zilisch's NASCAR Xfinity Series win at Pocono Raceway.

Dale Earnhardt Jr. is already retired from full-time competition, but the two-time Daytona 500 winner can still find himself in the headlines from time to time.

Dale Jr. had a positive time leading the No. 88 car as Zilisch made his way to Victory Lane. Earnhardt Jr. took up the role of Crew Chief of the No. 88 car after Mardy Lindley was suspended by NASCAR.

Post-race, Dale Earnhardt Jr. claimed that he had fun in his new role. The JR Motorsports co-owner knew that it was important to step-up this weekend as the team faced Lindley’s suspension. Dale Jr.