The Dale Jr. Download

The drivers of the NASCAR Cup Series had their hands full at Daytona this past weekend, and Dale Earnhardt Jr. is back in the studio to react with a new edition of Dirty Air. He joins co-host TJ Majors to chat about the big weekend in Daytona Beach and look ahead to the beginning of the Chase at Darlington:

Dale is set to run a pro late model at Florence

The new superspeedway package was a step in the right direction

Race winner Ryan Preece joins the show

NASCAR should add a point for leading a lap to incentivize drivers

Ryan brought back “win and you’re in”

JR Motorsports needs to take better care of each other in drafting races

Major CARS Tour announcement

During the Ask Jr. portion of the episode, listeners sent in questions regarding:

What NASCAR trading card would Dale Jr. like to have

Where did the bell ring for wins tradition come from?

The new Days of Thunder

Ryan Sieg getting his first win

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Happy Friday! Let's not waste any time here — we've got Dale talking Rookies, Jeff Gordon chatting with Kelley Earnhardt Miller about her dad, and Larson listening to a fan-submitted song.

We open the show with Dale discussing Corey Heim's eligibility for the Rookie Of The Year being, quite frankly, non-existent. Dale has an idea on how to revamp the process of awarding each year's driver.

Next, Kelley Earnhardt Miller hosted Jeff Gordon for Business of Motorsports, and he discussed the advice Dale Earnhardt gave him, his lifetime contract with Hendrick, and bringing in Jimmie Johnson.

The usual comic relief comes in Door Bumper Clear, who FINALLY had Kyle Larson join, along with his spotter, Tyler Monn. We couldn't pick just one moment, so we have two: Kyle on talking smack with his daughter about racing and a call from a fan who wrote Larson a song.

And lastly, Dale had the weekend with the girls and went to Kannapolis, where the conversation turned to his dad's statue and where the girls might be in understanding who he was.

That's all for this week! We will see you next time on the Dirty Thirty.

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Amy and the gang are back for another round of Bless Your ‘Hardt! This week, the crew recaps a wild girls' trip to Key West, including the hilarious differences between traveling with the girls versus traveling with the guys. Amy explains why girls trips are so much more organized, how everyone had their own job, and why sometimes the best vacation plan is doing absolutely nothing.

Then, things get heated over self-checkout. Why are employees hovering over you while you scan your own groceries? Is self-checkout supposed to be an honor system? Dale reminds everyone that it’s called SELF-checkout and he doesn’t need anyone else.

Plus, Dale talks about how he spent his time with the girls while Amy was gone, including a trip to downtown Kannapolis, and talks about the Dale statue. They also dive into some questionable “Would You Rather” scenarios involving cold pizza, melted ice cream, clogged toilets, sleeping on the floor, and more.

From Key West chaos to self-checkout surveillance, don’t miss this one.

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Jeff Gordon joins Business of Motorsports with Kelley Earnhardt Miller to talk about the business lessons, relationships and decisions that shaped his career beyond the racetrack.

Gordon opens up about his unique relationship with Rick Hendrick, becoming an equity partner in Hendrick Motorsports, negotiating a lifetime deal and the advice he received about controlling his likeness and rights.

He also discusses his transition from driver to broadcaster and executive, the importance of investing in people, Hendrick’s approach to developing young talent and what he sees ahead for NASCAR.

From merchandise and licensing to driver development, media rights and the future growth of NASCAR, Gordon offers a behind-the-scenes look at the business side of one of motorsports’ most successful organizations.

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After NASCAR’s rain-filled weekend in New Hampshire, Dale Earnhardt Jr. returns to the studio this week for a new edition of Dirty Air. He joins co-host TJ Majors to react to the race and major stories of the weekend:

What should the protocol be for pitting during wet weather races?

Carson Hocevar and Connor Zilisch’s on-track incident

We should rethink the Rookie of the Year voting process

Connor Zilisch is heading to Hendrick Motorsports in 2028

Austin Hill gets promoted to the 33 car at Richard Childress Racing

The CARS Tour action from Anderson

Lee Pulliam joins the show to share some news

During the Ask Jr. segment of the show, listeners sent in questions regarding:

The IROC race in Washington, D.C.

Trading Dale’s Daytona 500 wins for a different crown jewel trophy

Favorite Elvis movies

Favorite types of potato chips

Tyler Reddick’s rough summer

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