Race weekend for the South Carolina 400 at Florence Motor Speedway is finally here, and that means that the reunion we’ve all been waiting for since 2007 is finally upon us. Dale Earnhardt Jr. is finally back in Budweiser red and black with the red Bud No. 8 ready to take to the track.

We’re less than a week out from the 32nd Annual South Carolina 400 at Florence Motor Speedway, and what has been considered by many to be one of the biggest Late Model Stock Car races of the year is cementing its place as the biggest. Nearly 60 drivers have filed an entry to race for this end-of-year crown jewel victory, including Dale Earnhardt Jr. and the return of the iconic red Budweiser No. 8 car.

Now that we know Dale Earnhardt Jr. and Budweiser have reunited to bring the iconic red No. 8 car back to the race track for November’s South Carolina 400 at Florence Motor Speedway, is there a chance we can see that race car at more Late Model Stock Car races in 2025?

On Tuesday afternoon, CARS Tour officials announced that Treyten Lapcevich had been disqualified from last Saturday’s “Window World 125” at North Wilkesboro Speedway after it had appeared that the Canadian rookie had scored his first series victory. Since the announcement was made, there’s been a lot of speculation, finger-pointing and accusations levied towards the series. So much so that CARS Tour co-owner Dale Earnhardt Jr. decided to address it on the video version of his podcast, the “Dale Jr. Download.”

It’s hard to believe that Dale Earnhardt Jr. is doing something for the first time, but on July 20 he will take on Virginia’s Langley Speedway for the very first time in a bid to win the Hampton Heat 200.

NASCAR Hall of Famer and CARS Tour co-owner Dale Earnhardt Jr. announced Tuesday where he will be taking his broadcasting talents to for 2025 and beyond. Earnhardt Jr. will be joining the TNT Sports broadcast booth as well as the Amazon Prime broadcast booth for 2025.

Nothing goes together quite as well as Sun Drop and Dale Earnhardt Jr.

NASCAR Hall of Famer Dale Earnhardt Jr. announced Monday morning that he'll be back behind the wheel of a JR Motorsports Late Model this weekend. Earnhardt will be competing in the zMAX CARS Tour Late Model Stock Car event at New River All-American Speedway on Saturday, April 13.

It feels like just yesterday we were all watching Kade Brown take the checkered flag in November’s South Carolina 400 at Florence Motor Speedway, but already it’s time to head back to Florence to break the ice on another new season of Late Model Stock Car racing in the southeast. We want our fans to be caught up before a race, so here is everything you need to know for the 9th Annual IceBreaker 150 at Florence Motor Speedway.

The South Carolina 400 is the biggest short track race in South Carolina, and it’s taking place this Saturday evening at the Florence Motor Speedway. Pavement Late Model racing’s best like Carson Kvapil, Brenden “Butterbean” Queen, Landon Huffman, and more will be joined by NASCAR Hall of Famer Dale Earnhardt Jr. in their quest for victory.

Newly retired NASCAR Cup Series champion Kevin Harvick recently made a guest appearance on the “Dale Jr. Download” podcast with host and CARS Tour co-owner Dale Earnhardt Jr. Together, the pair broke down what they learned from their first year of owning a grassroots late model touring series.

The Late Model Stock Car world is about to descend upon South Carolina’s Florence Motor Speedway this weekend for the South Carolina 400, the biggest race of the year in the Palmetto State. And when we say the world, we mean it, with more than 40 of the best Late Model teams having filed entries for this year’s 250-lap showdown.

Sprint Car racing gained at least one new fan this week in Dale Earnhardt Jr. The NASCAR Hall of Famer experienced his first Sprint Car race on Tuesday with the High Limit Series at Lernerville Speedway in Sarver, Pa., and came away with lasting impressions.

Kyle Larson didn’t have to give Dale Earnhardt Jr. much of an incentive in order to attend Tuesday’s High Limit Sprint Car Series event at Lernerville Speedway in Sarver, Pennsylvania.

A surprise entry has been filed for the Marty Ward Memorial Locked In 150 at Florence Motor Speedway. NASCAR Hall of Famer Dale Earnhardt, Jr. and his JR Motorsports Late Model Stock Car team arrived at the Florence, SC race track unexpectedly Friday morning to compete in the event.