JR Motorsports and Daniel Hemric announced a special Poppy Bank throwback scheme for the upcoming race at Darlington that pays tribute to John Andretti and the car he drove during the 1995-96 NASCAR Cup Series seasons.

Join Lost Speedways executive producers Mike Davis and Matthew Dillner as we dive into the creation of the show, share our own stories and hear from fans about their own lost speedways. To watch the Lost Speedways series visit peacocktv.com

The best of Dale Earnhardt Jr.'s radio chatter from Saturday's #eNASCAR iRacing Pro Invitational Series finale from the virtually restored North Wilkesboro Raceway plus a special appearance from Earnhardt's daughter, Isla!

It's not often that you can go back in the past and recreate something to spec. Dale Earnhardt Jr. led a group of volunteers to do just that - bring abandoned North Wilkesboro Speedway back to life in virtual form for the iRacing platform.

We've got the best of Dale Earnhardt Jr.'s #3 Nationwide team radio chatter from Saturday’s iRacing #INDYCARChallenge race held at the virtual Michigan International Speedway with crew chief (and color commentator) Steven Steffen. Dale Jr. took home a third-place finish in his IndyCar debut.

Check out the best of Dale Earnhardt Jr.'s radio chatter on his #8 Hellmann's team channel from Sunday’s #eNASCAR iRacing Pro Invitational Series race held at the virtual Texas Motor Speedway with spotter TJ Majors and crew chief Steven Steffen.

Hear what the drivers said to each other in their exclusive audio feed from Sunday’s star-studded eNASCAR iRacing Pro Invitational at Homestead-Miami Speedway where Denny Hamlin edged out Dale Earnhardt Jr. at the line.

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?