Dale Earnhardt Jr. opens up on commercial breaks during Daytona 500
"Could it be done differently to where we don't step away from where the action really is?"
"Could it be done differently to where we don't step away from where the action really is?"
"It's the toughest thing you do in sports broadcasting, having to turn that corner from broadcasting a sports event to being at the center of a news story like that."
"Goodyear’s presence is deeply embedded in NASCAR’s history, and the company has been there for my biggest wins."
"We're getting the Joey Loganos and the Kyle Buschs, the Bubba Wallaces, the Kurt Buschs, we're getting the guys who were part of that event just 24 hours prior, on our show to talk about exactly what happened."
"For me, it's a big responsibility to open the road for the next generation, for them to continue looking to achieve their goals, to follow their dreams."
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"The beauty of this story is, it's a story about friendship and a relationship that is told in the setting of NASCAR. It's not a NASCAR story... it's a story about friends."
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