Dale Earnhardt Jr. says Bristol is ‘probably’ his last NASCAR Xfinity start…

Dale Earnhardt Jr., a name synonymous with NASCAR greatness, retired from full-time racing after the 2017 season. Despite stepping away from the main circuit, he has continued to make annual appearances in the Xfinity Series. His next race at Bristol Motor Speedway on September 20 might be particularly significant. According to recent comments made by Earnhardt, this race could potentially mark his final appearance in the Xfinity Series.

In a recent episode of his podcast, The Dale Jr. Download, Earnhardt suggested that the upcoming Bristol race will “probably” be his last in the series. When asked about his future in racing, Earnhardt’s response indicated a strong likelihood that this will indeed be his final race. Although he seems certain about retiring from the Xfinity Series, he plans to continue racing in his late model car for a little while longer.

Even if Earnhardt steps away from driving, his presence in the NASCAR world will remain substantial. He will continue to be actively involved with JR Motorsports, which operates in the Xfinity Series, and he will also be taking on roles as a broadcaster for TNT and Prime starting in 2025. His departure from active racing does not mean he will vanish from the NASCAR scene; instead, he will shift to other influential roles within the sport.

Earnhardt’s impact on NASCAR has been profound, and while his time behind the wheel may be coming to an end, his contributions to the sport will continue through his various new roles. Fans of NASCAR can look forward to seeing him in these different capacities, keeping his legacy alive and well within the racing community.

As the NASCAR season progresses, fans will eagerly anticipate his final Xfinity Series race at Bristol. Whether or not it turns out to be his last, Dale Earnhardt Jr. will undoubtedly remain a beloved figure in NASCAR, continuing to influence and inspire both on and off the track.