MOORESVILLE, N.C. (May 9, 2022) – One of racing’s most popular podcasts is clearing its way to television. Door Bumper Clear, a Dirty Mo...

By Bobby Markos Through his career in the spotlight, Dale Earnhardt Jr. has had the opportunity to associate with other professional...

By Bobby Markos The Earnhardt family’s legacy is synonymous with the sport of auto racing. Dating back to family patriarch Ralph, four...

An athlete overcoming catastrophe and returning from injury to compete at a high level is one of the greatest exhibitions in professional...

In the motorsports world of yesteryear, head injuries were an unintelligible subject. While sports like football and hockey were...

The high speeds of Daytona International Speedway have produced captivating auto racing action since automotive machines began gracing...

By Bobby Markos Imagine starting a new job, and in just your third week you achieve the pinnacle of your field. For 23-year-old Austin...

By Bobby Markos In 370 episodes of the Dale Jr. Download, Dale Earnhardt Jr. and co-host Mike Davis have sat down with a sterling...

By Bobby Markos Although Dale Earnhardt Jr. and Al Unser Jr. grew up on opposite ends of the country and are separated by over 12 years...

On this week’s episode, Dale Jr. invited Ernie Francis Jr. into the Bojangles Studio to talk about what's next in his budding career.

On paper, Said’s stats mirror that of a classically trained wheelman, but his road to those accomplishments was anything but conventional.

Listeners of this episode will be treated to a candid look into one of racing’s unsung heroes.

On this week’s episode, Dale Jr. once again uses the Bojangles Studio as an arena to confront a conflict that has been festering since 2017.

The Burton Continuum promises to compel and intrigue race fans of all generations.

As the sun set on Phoenix Raceway and the 2021 NASCAR season, so marked the end of the sixth generation of NASCAR chassis.

Dale Jr. sits down with the man who built the hot rod that was the first stepping stone for Dale Sr.’s rise to NASCAR stardom.

This week’s guest on the Dale Jr. Download comes from a truly unique corner of the motorsports landscape: big rig truck racing.

This week on the Dale Jr. Download, Dale and his co-host Mike Davis welcome one of Georgia’s finest singer songwriters, Cole Swindell.

In September, 24-year-old Alex Palou made history by becoming the first driver from Spain to win an IndyCar Championship.

This week’s episode deals with racing hardships, personal lows, suffering marriages and even the war in Afghanistan.

Weeks before its scheduled demolition, Dale Earnhardt Jr. returns to the track where his racing career started to get one last glimpse.

Listeners can expect a detailed look at one of the most accomplished racers from the Asheville scene.

Was the crash on Oct. 23, 1956, that nearly killed NASCAR’s brightest star a coincidence? Or an attempt to alter the points standings?

Dale Jr. commissions his crew to explore an abandoned speedway known for producing the most famous short-track racer of all time.

The new Bojangles Studio is a significant moment in the history of Dale Earnhardt Jr. and his content company.

The response to Dirty Mo Original tees was so strong, we thought we'd answer some fan mail about them.

Dale Jr. sits down with his uncle, Danny Earnhardt, to gain more insight into the past generations of the Earnhardt family.

Why is a gigantic, two-mile oval that once hosted IndyCar, NASCAR, ARCA and more now sitting dormant outside a college town in Texas?

Dale Earnhardt Jr. travels to South Carolina to explore an outdoor events venue that, in another life, was a thriving NASCAR hotspot.

Dale Jr. returned to the studio fresh off his weekend in Richmond, where he made his only appearance behind the wheel this season.

“Bad Blood In The Land Of The Alamo” | San Antonio (TX) Speedway A bitter feud between two San Antonio, Texas race track owners produced...

Dale Earnhardt Jr. and Matthew Dillner make a pilgrimage to the once-regarded Pantheon of dirt tracks - Pennsboro Speedway.

On the latest DJD episode, fans get an inside look at a man who was instrumental in Dale Jr.'s early career - publicist Jade Gurss.

Dale Earnhardt Jr. pursues a deeper understanding of NASCAR's origins by going to the very track where it all started.

Dale Jr. was finally able to sit down with a personality who he’s been wanting to talk with for a long time - Jordan Taylor.

On this week’s episode of the Dale Jr. Download, we speak with the man behind one of NASCAR’s most memorable names: Buckshot Jones.

While Petty Enterprises was dominating the headlines, a family cousin played an integral role in the success. That cousin was Dale Inman.

If you were watching NASCAR in the late 90s/early 2000s, you remember Jerry Nadeau, who burst onto the Cup scene from seemingly nowhere.

The sport of stock car racing was founded on humble beginnings, and the same can be said for one of its biggest names: Earnhardt.

Dale Earnhardt Jr. brings Josef Newgarden to the studio for a conversation that turned out to be one of our favorites of the season.

This episode of The Download is a great look at the man behind the legend and how he got here.

Another newsworthy week in racing is covered, plus, broadcasting legend Allen Bestwick joins the crew.

Buckle up. There’s a new NASCAR podcast in town, and it’s truly something to behold.

This week the whoever-interests-Dale person was former baseball great and 2018 Cooperstown Hall-of-Fame inductee Chipper Jones.

On his podcast, Dale Jr. weighed in on the hotly debated topic of Atlanta Motor Speedway changes.

The waters of NASCAR are choppy with plenty o’ drama this week, and the Door Bumper Clear crew is in the center of it all as usual.

Dale Earnhardt Jr. sits down with his favorite driver of all-time, a scrappy independent NASCAR driver named Jimmy Means.

Dale Earnhardt Jr. is back with all-new episodes, speedways and stories.

Dale Jr. and Clint Boywer compare notes on their booth experiences thus far, and break down the transition from fire suits to suit jackets.

Here’s something we haven’t said all year: Welcome to the Top-5, Freddie Kraft.