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Dale Earnhardt Jr. reiterated this week he is not planning to make a NASCAR Xfinity Series start in 2025, but is not ruling out ever racing again. “I don’t have any plans,” Earnhardt said on his Da…
Dale Earnhardt Jr. stated this week that he currently has no plans to participate in a NASCAR Xfinity Series race in 2025, but he is not completely ruling out the possibility of racing again in the future. He emphasized his preference for not having any set plans, and will decide to race if he feels like it at the time. Earnhardt recently finished seventh in the Food City 300 at Bristol Motor Speedway, with some speculation it could be his final NASCAR start as he shifts his focus to his new broadcasting role with Amazon and TNT Sports next year. Earnhardt will be involved in broadcasting five Cup Series races for Amazon and five races for TNT Sports, providing analysis and commentary. Despite his retirement from full-time Cup Series competition in 2017, Earnhardt has made occasional starts in the Xfinity Series with JR Motorsports, with the possibility of returning to the track in 2026 at a track like Kansas Speedway where he enjoys racing against the wall as a viewer. He has accumulated 147 starts and 24 wins in the Xfinity Series throughout his career.
