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On June 17, New Smyrna Speedway treated dads to a great night of racing!
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On June 17, New Smyrna Speedway treated dads to a great night of racing!
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Late model drivers Anthony Alfredo and Josh Berry with JR Motorsports talk about their 2017 season during a special Fan Appreciate Day edition of the Dale Jr. Download.
Episode 176: Listen on iTunes | Listen on the Web
Dale Earnhardt Jr. doesn’t let Josh Berry, the 2014 track champion at Hickory Motor Speedway, forget that 18-year old Anthony Alfredo won both dual races on March 6 at Hickory Motor Speedway. This is Alfredo’s first year at JRM.
Berry started on the pole in the first dual race but finished 21 out of 22 after an engine failure. Alfredo won the event.
Berry’s team was able to put in a new engine and get him on the track as the rest of the field was doing pace laps for the second dual. He started from the rear and finished second to Alfredo in the second duel.
The JR Motorsports Fan Appreciation Day podcast includes shop talk on engines and tires for the late model team as well as interviews with JRM’s Xfinity drivers.
IT SHOULD BE LEGAL TO PUT PEOPLE IN THE DITCH IF THEY CUT YOU OFF ESPECIALLY WITHOUT A TURN SIGNAL
— Larry Strange (@larry_strange) May 31, 2017
Dale Earnhardt Jr’s day at Richmond ended prematurely when his Chevy suffered a broken covfefe valve. https://t.co/o7VLbDc4aX
— Ryan McGee (@ESPNMcGee) May 31, 2017
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@bobpockrass Reminds me of when I asked for a PlayStation for Christmas once, I got a cordless lawn blower.
— Dale Earnhardt Jr. (@DaleJr) May 24, 2017
Parking next to @joeylogano got me wondering what’s the proper penalty here…? pic.twitter.com/OAII26q1We
— Brad Keselowski (@keselowski) May 22, 2017
[Updated Monday, May 22, 2017, 10:45 a.m.] Read Speed51.com’s article for a complete account from last night’s race: Williams Wins, Oliver & Fatscher Collide in Bristol PLM Race
Watch the battle as twenty-year old Dillion Oliver and fourteen-year old Eddie Fatscher fight for the lead … and the punches go off the track.
Look what happens with the battle for the lead. @BMSupdates pic.twitter.com/jFFoANhRt8
— Kendra Adams (@2KendraAdams) May 22, 2017
#ShortTrackNationals: Punches are thrown after a hard crash for @DillonOliver33. All involved are OK. Tune in here: https://t.co/WgyZ4MBOq6 pic.twitter.com/r9X7NmQm9a
— Speed51.com (@speed51dotcom) May 22, 2017
And now punches thrown in the pits! A wild night so far at @BMSupdates and a long way to go pic.twitter.com/ttdMzCaytE
— Kane O’Neill (@WJHL_Kane) May 22, 2017
For the record I did not get DQ. Had damage wasn’t worth tearing my car up for 5 laps.
— Eddie Fatscher (@eddiefatscher) May 22, 2017
@NoahGragson Just trying to win. I was diggin. Feel terrible about what happen. Best cars are out of the race not what I would want to happen to anyone
— Eddie Fatscher (@eddiefatscher) May 22, 2017
It’s better to race your ass off then to not be aggressive. Imo. You did a hell of a job for only being 14, battling for the lead at Bristol https://t.co/U6B9ZJDvGv
— Noah Gragson (@NoahGragson) May 22, 2017
@eddiefatscher Hey bud, Listen you owned up to your mistake…which I don’t think was as bad as everyone is making it out to be. Take adv of what ya got🏁
— Paul Clayton (@Paullybeans1) May 22, 2017
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[Editor’s note – Dillon Oliver’s Twitter account @DillonOliver33 and Facebook page listed on his website are infrequently updated and do not have a comment on this incident as of this post.]
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Bristol Motor Speedway News Updates
Champion Racing Association Entry List (currently page lists as of May 17)
The All Star Fan Vote is all about popularity, and based on that, I expect Chase Elliot or Danica Patrick to win – although I don’t know the beef-cake factor of the other drivers, so I could be way off.
But, if it was about who deserves it, here are my top candidates.
Honorable Mention: Trevor Bayne. He won the Daytona 500. I heard somewhere that the 500 was a big race.
3.) Chase Elliot. He was last year’s Rookie of the Year, which perhaps should be an automatic entry. Maybe NASCAR will add it before Saturday’s race.
2.) Clint Bowyer. He has eight wins, more than any of the other candidates. Enough said.
1.) Ryan Blaney/Woods Brothers. Blaney does not have the success of Eliot or Bowyer, but the Wood Brothers Racing Team does (98 wins, 120 poles) and they continue to show they haven’t lost their touch. Although Glen Woods is only a co-owner now, his kids run the team. That’s why they are on my list and not Richard Petty Motorsports, which the Petty’s only co-own. The Wood Brothers Racing Team is more than All Stars and their car deserves to be in the race.