Jeffrey Earnhardt Reflects on RCR Talladega Race, Feels at Home at Sam Hunt
Jeffrey Earnhardt has been a bit of a journeyman throughout his 14 years in NASCAR, but he’s finally found himself in one of the best situations of his career.
Jeffrey Earnhardt has been a bit of a journeyman throughout his 14 years in NASCAR, but he’s finally found himself in one of the best situations of his career.
For each of these seven NASCAR drivers, led by Parker Kligerman, putting themselves in the conversation for a full-time ride in 2023 is a victory in itself.
The final stage during the Cup race was without a caution. Is that a problem?
It’d be foolish for RCR not to have contacted ForeverLawn or any of their other partners on Monday following Talladega and not started the effort of putting Earnhardt back in the No. 3 at the August Daytona and October Talladega Xfinity races.
Entering the weekend, the big news for FOX’s broadcasts was that Dale Earnhardt Jr. was going to be in the broadcast booth alongside Mike Joy and Clint Bowyer.
Noah Gragson took home the checkered flag in the Ag-Pro 300 at Talladega Superspeedway on Saturday (April 23), with Jeffrey Earnhardt, AJ Allmendinger, Ryan Sieg …
Jeffrey Earnhardt exited Talladega Superspeedway’s Turn 4 in second and seemed poised to have a run at leader Noah Gragson as the checkered flag waved in Saturday’s (April 23) Ag-Pro 300.
Noah Gragson held off Jeffrey Earnhardt on the final lap, winning the 2022 NASCAR Xfinity Series Ag-Pro 300 at Talladega Superspeedway after multiple overtimes.
Jeffrey Earnhardt scored his first career NASCAR Xfinity Series pole in his 136th start at Talladega Superspeedway for Saturday’s (April 23) Ag-Pro 300.
He’s at 60 now. How many more can he get?