Dale Jr. And Kelley In Disbelief Over Their Dad's Admissions In Article | Dale Jr Download

[@BrianBraaten]

Dale and Kelly are so good together on this show can’t wait for more

[@SRH58]

❤❤❤

[@tomthomson9354]

I echo your statement! They have a unique perspective of Dale that we don’t. So for them to open up and share those stories, is really enjoyable for me

[@garrycoffy9767]

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[@mad.p2613]

I am 58 years old and am new to this kind of media and a slow learner to boot but I had to take the time to comment. I grew up watching your dad race and was a big fan of his during the early years because he was an up-and-coming driver an underdog so to speak . As he began winning more I actually despised him. As I saw his character grow as a human being and I believe as a man of faith I became a great admirer. Though I watched from afar I believe I saw a character in him that I don't think everyone recognized. I am sorry that you and your family lost him. I'm sorry that the world lost him. I can't imagine the grief, sorrow and burden you all must have had to bear. Dale junior, I want you to know that I am a fan of yours, not because of what you've done on the track, or because of who your dad was, but what you have done as a human being. You have always strived to be yourself despite the pressures to the contrary. You have taken the high road in every situation which makes you a very incredible human being in my book I've met a lot of racing personalities in my day but I would cherish one day to just hangout and talk racing with you. I have a racing postcard collection that fills 16 large 3-ring binders. Talking racing while looking over the pages would be a blast. There I said it. I wish you and your family all the best in your future endeavors

[@danielchai6145]

These make dale seem so human and relatable. A legend of the sport, a super hero or villain depending on who you rooted for. I love these! All y’all are doing a great job.

[@charles-mp9nt]

That's what I'm saying and his recent podcast with Donnie Allison was damn good to

[@aszilagyi100]

@@charles-mp9nt I feel the same about Donnie Allison. Back in the 90s I accidentally bumped him with an elbow when the garage area was full. And he spun around and confronted me like a bouncer and a bar, ready to fight. He didn’t know me, and I didn’t know him. But I thought what an a hole. , at the time. But now, after watching that interview, I have a completely different opinion about Donnie

[@JSyder-co3xp]

​​@@aszilagyi100l met Bobby Allison in Atlanta and friend of mine did security for him at a another track and told me how Bobby's dog bit him in the family jewels and he needed stitches. I asked Bobby if he still had the dog and he gave me a little grin and asked who told you that. I gave him my buddies name and he laughed and said tell him when l come back to town he's fired.

[@RockwithJesus]

I think that's why people loved Dale ! Because he was so relatable with his fan ! They saw him as Country Boy ! Like a lot of Nascar from the south.

[@tammybarrett13]

AMEN TO THAT AMEN 🙏 🙌 👏 ❤️ ☺️

[@billyhowell1677]

A loving sister is the best friend a guy can have.

[@dontrumpjr2244]

She’s so hotttt

[@yfi62dortoh]

Me, an only child

[@jhans3278]

I’m lucky to have three of them.

[@t.sewell1513]

A loving brother isn’t to shabby either.

[@coalbranch]

Sure is 👍

[@dtreadhead3978]

I love you both and thank you for letting us know more about your Dad. Our family truly misses him and his antics at the tracks. Kelly you are the best. Love laughter and joy coming from the both of you.

[@Ka_Gg]

Kelly laughing her ass off about her dad playing tennis had me crying in laughter

[@vintvarner16]

Me too, I'm trying to imagine Dale wearing tennis shorty shorts working on his backhand...lol

[@corvairjim1]

​@@vintvarner16You know, I can almost see it: Dale Earnhardt, white polo shirt, white shorts, red headband and wristbands, on his toes with the racket high over his head looking up at the ball that he is planning to hit clean THROUGH his opponent!

[@Garf2O]

​@@corvairjim1alt universe where dale sr was a tennis playing phenom and he won the U.S open cup

[@buckodonnghaile4309]

​@@Garf2Oand John McEnroe won the 98 Daytona 500.

[@dusktodawn3796]

It would be like seeing Dwayne Johnson doing ballet

[@glendaw5221]

I love any episode with Kelley on it. No offense Dale and Mike. 😂

[@robthornton9129]

I do too

[@kenwilcome3554]

Kelley over Mike any day.

[@rickeh100]

'Great stories for JR and Kelly to enjoy!

[@kartdad8047]

I am beginning to feel that the Dale Earnhardt "Legacy" as we remember was just the beginning of the story. What Jr and Kelly have built, the contributions they make and the passion they have for the sport may be his biggest accomplishment. Our own personal victories are never as special as those of our children. Legends die, legacies fade, but I think 50 years from now the name Earnhardt will not just invoke thoughts of a single man, but that of a family. Thank you Kelly and Dale

[@dalegillispie8436]

Three of the best people in the world. I love you ALL. I grew up watching all of you and have so many great memories. Love DALE.

[@Moose6340]

I've lived in Kannapolis for the past 11 years. It's a beautiful, neat little city and listening to Dale Jr. and Kelley talk about it makes it feel even more special.

[@terryattewell5842]

That was an awesome video with your sister....love your channel Jr

[@miketuttle6617]

Really digging this series and history. Thanks for sharing this with the fans. It's very much appreciated.

[@TausendjährigesTrump]

I absolutely love hearing anything about Earnhardt Sr. Especially things I've never heard or behind the scenes type stuff.

[@Speedracer43]

I could watch Kelly and Jr re-living life events for hours, they share such a bond!

[@anthonyplanas3606]

Thank you Dale and Kelley for sharing these stories. You both make us fans like we are part of a whole fan based Earnhardt family. Keep up the great work . Thank you so very much.

[@kevinhoneycutt238]

Thank You, I love these stories about your Father. He signed flying aces hats for my Brother and I, and was a big thrill to meet Him.

[@joshpitts7256]

That's cool. was it white? I had a white one

[@kevinhoneycutt238]

@@joshpitts7256 Yes

[@joshpitts7256]

@@kevinhoneycutt238 😎

[@howardcameron1541]

When you think about anything people have recalled such as what has come to light in those stores write it down it will be great for looking back setting down with a iced tea reliving those days . All the Best, Howard

[@jdhaase1417]

Dale would be proud of you two!

[@glynnrobinson-tz8td]

Thank you both. My girlfriend is from Concord, she's 75 loved Dale Sr. I can't wait to have her watch

[@pittsky]

I CANNOT imagine Dale Earnhardt playing tennis. LOL!!!!

[@jamescaron6465]

John McEnroe meets the Tasmanian devil?

[@williammitchell4417]

I can see Ironhead smacking a ball.😎

[@PilotParticiptionTrophyWinner]

Probably rocking jorts

[@isaacshaver6218]

I think he put that stuff about tennis in there, cuz he's like what do people do for exercise and just put it in the article

[@racerdad6455]

I was rolling with the tennis serve!!! Now that would be a picture🏁

[@jeffomspaugh6691]

Dale, we love you and your Dad. I am extremely grateful to you for sharing this stuff with us.

[@mikesowers]

Jr and Kelly these are so awesome. You guys are truly the last real thread to the history of not only Dale but NASCAR. Too much focus on change and the new fans can learn so much about how we are where we are from stories and guests you share. Your dad would be so proud to see you guys help preserve the sport he loved so much. So honored to have worked for him at DEI and getting to know him. I shared an office with Randy for the first 6-8 months until the engine parts room was built and got to talk with him a lot when he came in to talk with Randy. He was so "normal" there in the shop and quite the prankster. Thank you for sharing these stories.

[@williambowen1771]

Thank yall Kelly and jr for sharing Dale's history.

[@AnthonyWeido]

Thank Dale Jr. Your show is so great. And Nice to see your sister Kelly on the show. Its a great glimpse into your past life with your Dad Dale Sr. And i love it. And i would love see more on your show with the scrap book,and your sister Kelly. Im glad to be part of your show experience

[@ryandesain5090]

Anytime Kell is on I'm watching. These two together is everything ❤.

[@QuantumLightworker]

I love hearing you read these articles of the beginning of your father career. As you and Kelly give us the interesting insights and stories of that time frame. Thank you for sharing these articles with us, as we still celebrate the Earnhardt legacy together, with some amazing stories.

[@toddgreim9254]

Thanks Dale and kelly for sharing

[@BradleyBrowns]

These articles need to be in the hall of fame

[@shannon3n8]

This has to be cathartic for Kelley and Dale. (And Kerry, I'd hope.)

[@daveanddanniejacobs9432]

Absolutely brought tears to my eyes when you read the part when Dale Sr. said he started crying at Bristol after he took the checkered flag. I'm from Bristol TN n this means so much to me. Wow is all I can say.

[@campgas5344]

So many memories of watching Dale just came rushing back! Awesome to read these columns!

[@sandywilliams5180]

Being able to take a look back at what your dad's thoughts and feelings were in that point of his life, must be truly Awesome for all of the family. I really enjoy this look into his life and what he felt about becoming the Intimidator. ❤😊

[@kristenwhite2701]

I love you keeping the history alive. Your dad would be so proud of how you and Kelley do this, keep love in the family and even run JRM together. Keep the stories coming. So fun.

[@donnaherring8706]

Love hearing these stories about Dale

[@davidwilliams3328]

Man I'm loving these getting a look in the mind of big E before he was the intimidator. Thanks Dale

[@aszilagyi100]

I really enjoyed that, what a great way to remember your father! It makes me think about my father. But of course he’s not famous, or anyone that would be remembered on a national stage like the big E! Please keep it coming, thank you

[@jamescaron6465]

That was something special. Dale and Kelly both are intelligent and thoughtful and they express those qualities very well.

[@danamcintyre3565]

Im a no body to you all but, your dad was my mentor i lived to see your dad race on TV, never made it to a race in person but so excited to watch on TV . Back then there was only certain races that was televised or on the radio to listen to. I he so inspired me that everything i raced had a number three on it, in the mid nineties the guys at the track said theres Earnhardt because on the sceam that was on my car. I won a lot of races up till the early two thousands when it just got more then i could afford. I wish the best for all of you all i hopes to get to meet you and your sister someday because i think st a point in time in both your life she kept you going in the right direction !

[@OldGrumpsGarage]

I got into following NASCAR in 1982 after a handful of visits to the Albany Speedway dirt track (its gone now). I quickly became a fan of Tim Richmond and Earnhardt. It's really cool to learn this history that fills in the period before my experience. Thanks for sharing

[@DDD-us6uu]

This is GOLD. 🏁

[@jjsadventures]

These are wonderful memories and hearing these two talk about it is awesome ❤

[@roberthilburn51]

Kelly comment of the week "I've seen him cause a racket"

[@joyhruska9377]

Yeah that one cracked me up for sure!!! 😂

[@robertredmon6387]

I love this i absolutely miss dale sr he was my hero work hard have fun and do things right you will make it

[@donaldfurr9939]

Good memories for Dale JR and Kelly Earnhardt to look back on. ❤❤❤

[@DmMass-m7n]

This is awesome for the two of you to have all of this to share. God bless your Aunt for keeping everything for ALL TO ENJOY.

[@evanwilliams6406]

I had no idea he did this...Dale Earnhardt and tennis in the same sentence is surprising.

[@jeffmentzer9186]

This is an amazing few stories from Dale Sr!!! Great article guys!!!!

[@natbornpuller]

My grandfather met Dale Sr many times at Bristol. I still have the pictures.

[@brandibright2082]

I can see in dale and Kelly's eyes that reading them articles made them happy it would me as well I love sr and they are his kids can't emagine the joy they felt. Clay from mobile Alabama

[@stevebrey8025]

I love how close you and your sister are it’s great to see your love for each other

[@leefury7]

Thank both of you for doing this. I'm sure you've had 10,000 people tell you that even as only a fan, I felt like family. To hear you two talk about all this it's like hearing "family" chat. Again, thanks. It really rocked my world when it was announced that we had lost him. Never met him. Have a great picture of you and your dad with his arm around you.

[@joshuaholub5090]

I meant to comment in the first video to just say thank you to the Earnhardt family for allowing us fans and complete strangers to experience the inside, personal moments in what was Dale Sr's beginning to becoming the greatest driver in NASCAR history (in my opinion and many others as well.) To Dale Jr you have become the continuation of what your dad meant to everyone and so much more than any of us could've ever expected from you to carry on the name we all grew to love back then. I'm 42 and there's a lot of your dad's life I missed out on but my dad would always tell me about the years of watching your dad race and how he was just like any of us ALL of the time. A real man sharing his Sundays with all of us . For you to carry on what everybody lost including you and your family that day in February for you to continue to keep everyone that was a real fan of your dad interested in an ever-evolving sport as you were coming into was a feat that nobody has ever had to endure and you did it better than anybody could have done thank you for all of that thank you for being there for all of us and thank you for everything you do now I love watching your podcast I love watching you broadcast I love everything that you put out there for us to experience everything personal that you share with us. You do such an amazing job including everyone else in your personal life and your personal experiences and the jokes and the emotional side of things that you share with us You're just unbelievable there's too many good things to say about you and I'm sure you know and everyone else in your family probably does too your dad would be so so proud of everything that you've done he would be speechless at the man you've become thank you for being there for all of us and thank you to your family for allowing us to be a part of the moments in y'all's lives I miss ya racing that's for sure And I'm sure everybody else does too. Y'all are the best ever thank you for everything y'all do.

[@joshuaholub5090]

I'm so sorry to everyone for babbling on in my comment , I need to shorten it up lol

[@cashonlyj3469]

So cool to hear this . Thanks Dale & Kelly watching from Paris Tennessee

[@pennioltheten6018]

I wish Sr could have shared this with his kids before he passed. I am glad that Jr got this from his aunt and is sharing this. Im sure Sr is looking down from above and Glad that these articles are being shared. I hope that Kerry and Taylor get to see this .

[@Avenger6]

That was GREAT. And Always good to see and hear Kelly.

[@xcop4511]

This is fantastic... Thanks Jr.

[@GoodJobBuddy]

Im not even a trace fan really anymore. But man do i love listening to these stores. In particular Earnhardt stories. I live in kannapolis and love that i get to see history all around me

[@faithfloyd4480]

Love that, Kelly sat down with Jr. for this. It is neat to see both of your reactions and opinions to the newspaper articles.

[@jamesakers1175]

Awesome June Bug,I love hearing these stories and articles about your dad, and seeing you at the race track. Growing up before our eye's and your dad's love for his family. Special times for sure. Thanks for the memories from both of you. Kelly, what a sister,always there to protect you. Lol😂

[@brandonmartin4837]

Thats something special i wish i had something like this from my mom and dads younger years telling that much detail of daily life so glad yall found this

[@roblandis]

Dale and Kelly, thanks so much for sharing !

[@darinrodriguez8551]

I can't get enough of the stories of Dale he was and always will be my favorite driver I love the personal things like no driver's license till 31 that's bad azz

[@sergeantmasson3669]

Always good when Kelley is on the show.

[@joshbrown4759]

Thank you ! Great to know I can only imagine how it must make you feel Please continue to be so important to your fans ! We appreciate it very much

[@sirmarkmagee1315]

Loved to here your dad's words in from your mouth , amazing insight to how he's thinking .

[@bobbybelcher6800]

Yout dad was an inspiration for the working man ! He proved to all of us that a dream and dedication equals success.

[@jasonduchesneau1706]

His fans really need this. Thank you both, cant say enough...

[@earlfreisinger9873]

This is an awesome series, helps us understand Dale and makes him more relateable, and follow his development as not only a driver but as a person as well. I didnt become an Earnhardt fan until late in his career, so i appreciate being able to learn more about him and his history.

[@MarkDuff-o8v]

Dale and Kelly thanks for sharing. Anyone watching these can definitely relate in some way or another. Kudos to the both of you for even being able to read articles straight from your Dad. I lost my father when I was 15 in 1985. To this day I struggle just talking about him. I know it’s not easy to record this.

[@christopherbitton5113]

Very cool y'all. Just another fold of the life of Dale we all didn't get a chance to hear. Y'all are awesome for getting together on the pod cast and showing us all your side of life.

[@semianonymous9370]

Thanks for sharing Dale! I’m a big fan of your dad starting in the mid late eighties and followed him up and down the east coast from the early nineties up to his accident. I couldn’t watch nascar again after his passing. Thank you again

[@Myamericanlife61]

You could not have put these articles in better hands than Dale Jr and Kelly these two just feed off each other and Dale being Mr History this is an amazing look into the man in black fantastic job guys can’t wait to hear the rest ❤

[@willdavidson7632]

As someone who lost my Dad several years ago I found myself after his passing wanting to know more and more about him. I had stuff my grandmother kept from when he was a kid….teenager. You guys are so lucky to have the album your aunt out together. Please keep sharing.

[@pamelabryson8775]

Fantastic memories! Love, love, love! Keep them coming!

[@Wiseman41]

Kelley needs her own podcast she is great!!!!

[@corm7538]

It's hard to believe that I'm just a year younger than y'alls dad was when he passed on, thanks for sharing these newspaper articles he wrote back in the late 1970s. They mean a lot to me because even though I was only a fan of your dad, he had this way about himself that made me and a lot of other folks feel like we somehow knew him.

[@needsaride15126]

These two are great together. Kelly's reactions made me laugh. This was great.

[@beckylawton1672]

I can’t see your dad playing tennis! 🤣😂 I’m so glad that you and Kelly are doing this.

[@roymyers8575]

Lots of times our parents live a mystery life to us. It’s nice to see his kids get a look behind the DALE SR. Curtain!!!!!

[@ricwestdoesitwork]

This is great information and to see how great of a person Dale Sr. was and he was sure a lover of the sport. These stories are so, awesome to hear and I thank you for sharing them with your followers and audience.

[@deplorablepatriot9628]

Best bud's their whole lives. Tight sibling relationships are awesome to witness!

[@jeremyvoegeli562]

Gosh, these are absolutely awesome. Im loving this. I didn’t really get into nascar until dale jr went to cup and I’ve been a jr fan his whole career. But I absolutely have always had tons of respect for Sr. I just want to thank jr and Kelly for letting all us enjoy this trip down memory lane and learn a little more about sr. Thanks jr and Kelly.

[@snoman003]

Love to see these. Brings out the relatable side of both Dale and the family that people rarely get to see. Thank-you guys for sharing these clips.

[@peggyscott66]

Learning things about our parents after they pass is totally surprising. And it's equally surprising what other people keep secret until then. After my parents died, Ive learned many many things about them.

[@robbarnes3680]

This is a great series with both of you guys…..thank you for sharing!! I was a huge fan of “The Man”! I had the pleasure of meeting him several times in autograph sessions and meet and greets ( before they were called that) so it was very superficial. But I was amazed at his humility and the feeling that he enjoyed being in that environment! Such a genuine individual!! His personality owned the room without being arrogant or over bearing. I know that my feeling of loss as a fan can not compare to what his family went through and it should not but the sport was never the same for after. I still watched and rooted for Jr and several others but it was never the same. Jr I really like your commentary style and what you bring to the broadcast. It’s very cool that you and Kelly can do this show together and is a great way to relive some memories and maybe understand your dad in a different perspective. Thanks again guys and have a great day!

[@johnabriggs6044]

Thanks again for being so open with your family history and sharing with other that also may have missed that side of your dad. as no internet and not as much national coverage of Nascar back then nice to hear what Dale Earnhardt was thinking as he won his first race.

[@robertholland9651]

I absolutely love hearing about your dad. I love watching your dad race. Dale Junior I love watching you race to. It’s nice to hear the stories and I have y’all just laughing

[@larrymitchell4124]

I could listen to this for ever thank you for sharing

[@jorgeperez6172]

that was priceless....

[@pewterpirate4560]

I have a younger sister by four years..we lost our dad when I was 16. He was no Dale Earnhardt. But he was LEGENDARY. This reminds me of a rare night sitting with my sister a few years ago.(over adult beverages) I'm only guessing of course. However, I'm sure Dale Sr looks down on this podcast grinning that grin. Thank you both for this 😉

[@Bamba1990]

another awesome segment, hearing Dale Jr and Kelley's comments near the end remind me of when I found family on Ancestry its a Woo!! now what can I learn and you just want more :)

[@rbruceBruce]

So glad your Aunt saved all of this for you guys. That is so awesome

[@lesliekendall4233]

Wonderful to hear that story from your dad. ❤️👍🏁❤

[@racegrubb2152]

Love these stories, never knew about these. Just awesome. Thank ya

[@oneworldonegoal17]

The love that your Aunt Kay put those articles in so straight too - must be an Earnhardt trait to be so organized ; ) These are just wonderful, full of nostalgia for days gone by in this modern, busy world - its a joy to hear ya Junebug and Kelley! 🎉 ❤ 🏁 M in Miami

[@adamirie2936]

What an Awesome Show ! Thank You All So much, Y'All are So Real and So Down to Earth ! A part of my ♡ is still missing from that very Sad day., tears in my eyes now 😉😊

[@Maddiehere89]

I love it when Dale tells Kelley about the bike riding and tennis!!!

[@ericharris1498]

This is a cool way to learn even more that happened back in the day with him.