Dale Arnhard Junior. Just spit bowling, and it is far from a formal announcement, but he has a FOMO (fear of disappearance) when he does not run a race for the NASCAR XFINITY series in the Bristol at the end of this week.
Answering questions on the latest episode of Dell Junior Download Podcast, Arnhard said that he could continue himself to perform united in the lower national levels for many years to come.
“I should run one or two more,” Arnhard said, who has not started this season after making at least one appearance in the Xfinity series every year since its retirement from the cup in 2017. “But, I don’t know if I will do it.
“North Wilkesboro, I do not really want to run Wilcaseborough with a new pavement, but until a time I am 55 to 58 years old that maybe that pavement is worn a little bit and I can just get out of and do it.”
58?! He is currently 50.
He said, “I have no problem in going to my XFINITY car and running united in eight years,” he said. “What hell? Why not hell? I will run Bristol again. I will run Wilkesboro once the pavement is.
Arnhard has intended to run his late model stock for at least one more decade and says that he still wants to start a craftsman truck series if it examines all boxes.
“But this is to be fun for me and I can’t just find out where to run one for me, right,” said Arnhard. “I have some things that I think are fun. I like Martinsville, but I do not like racing there. It’s a little younger that you don’t even come in the bad side of the tire … where there is a mess around the tire.
“I went to run a xfinity in Martinsville and are pathetic due to the tires … the steps are very few. You do not get to take advantage of running the race car due to the tire, once your tire starts to fail, and you lose the back drive and different things … then the brakes go crazy and fly the tire.
“Like, if you are smart, you can do good things early in the run that will make your car really great in lap 80 and 100, which is very funny, but they never reach that point. They never do. The stage is not over and exfinity cars in Martinsville also do not have enough power.
“You are standing in gas and it is like stepping into a bucket of water.”
But again, don’t catch it, as he is just ‘shooting’ on his podcast ‘.
“Maybe I will run the race for that truck at the age of 58 in Wilkesboro. Don’t catch me for it, people.”
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