Now a normal every-day guy with a job and a family, Dale Earnhardt Jr. did something most only dream about. For one weekend he revisited his racing past and lived as a former version of himself – a version millions cherished during a 20-year run that featured two Daytona 500 victories and 15 NASCAR Most Popular Driver awards. On Aug. 31, 2019 in Darlington, South Carolina, Earnhardt Jr. made this journey in the competitive series where he won championships in 1998 and 1999… On the asphalt of NASCAR’s first superspeedway built in 1949… Driving a paint scheme first carried by his legendary father in 1975. “Time Machine” documents the experience in vivid detail with Earnhardt Jr. offering real-time emotions and unabashed candor. It captures the influence Earnhardt’s wife and daughter have in his life, especially after a harrowing experience just weeks prior to the race. When it’s all said and done, “Time Machine” asks this: Will a nostalgia-rich trip to the past leave us relishing the good ol’ days, or will it reaffirm we're living our best days now?

After 18 seasons on the premier NASCAR Cup level and 20 years of full-time stock-car racing, fan-favorite Dale Earnhardt Jr. announced on April 25, 2017, that the ’17 season would be his last. The 15-time Most Popular Driver and winner of 26 NASCAR Cup races, including two Daytona 500s, was trading in his driver’s suit for a broadcaster’s necktie. Concussions had taken their toll. He was done with racing. Except for one night – Sept. 21, 2018. This Dirty Mo Media exclusive short film documents the days leading up to Earnhardt Jr.’s one-race return to the driver’s seat for a NASCAR Xfinity Series event at Richmond Raceway. It is a raw, behind-the-scenes look into Earnhardt Jr.’s life. It captures the nerves, emotions and anticipation that accompanied Earnhardt Jr. in his return. Would he be rusty? Would he still possess the racing instincts and competitive prowess that Earnhardts are known for? And could he actually win this race? “The Return” answers those questions and provides unmatched, unprecedented access into the fast-paced, high-octane, super-frenzied world of Dale Earnhardt Jr., the beloved racer who gave his fans another night to remember.

Dale Earnhardt Jr. makes his return to the driver's seat. The official trailer for the Dirty Mo Media Short Film that will premier Monday October 8th 2018..

Requiem, defined as an act or token of remembrance. July 29, 2018, is a date NASCAR driver Bubba Wallace won't forget. He was seven laps from the finish of the Gander Outdoors 400 at Pocono Raceway -- a mighty, two-and-a-half-mile, triangular-shaped, Pennsylvania track that features a massive, 3740-ft front straightaway. Race cars exceed 200 mph at the end of that long stretch and dive into a sharp left turn. Wallace's No. 43 prepared to make that turn as it had 153 times that afternoon when, without warning, he lost his brakes. The car darted through the infield grass, slid sideways across the track and careened into the wall, protected only by a SAFER barrier that absorbs impact. Wallace was slow to get out but escaped relatively unharmed. The car wasn't so fortunate. The Requiem is the story of the No. 43 car's final journey.

For the 8th straight year, The Dale Jr. Foundation is giving you a chance to Win Dale Jr's Ride. Visit www.windalejrsride.com to buy a raffle ticket today!

Spend a day with NASCAR Driver Justin Allgaier as he gets dirty doing the job of a typical American Farmer. The JR Motorsports driver gets hands-on experience driving a harvester, milking cows, spraying poo and processing crops in this Dirty Mo Original Video (Extended Cut).