Dale Junior's my favorite I liked his personality I think he's a great family man just a straight-up good dude

Excellent interview., he is such a good guy, and Amy I so wonderful.

Banana and mayo! Never heard of this!

Best thing that ever happened to Jr is , he married Amy , he has really changed for the better and at last seems comfy in who he really is , Amy has truly been a positive influnence on him.

@Rockoca1

7 жыл бұрын

And now he is done 😔

@erock81487

6 жыл бұрын

I know this is ‘old’ but I think he’d be the first to Admit that. Jr is such a great interview and I think that has a lot to do with her. As DP said at the end; he’s a different guy, and it’s credited to you. He’s absolutely fantastic. Especially on this show. I don’t know whether that’s because they’re friends or from her, or a combination; but Jr is fantastic on DP. I really hope people can take what he says and how he goes about his life, being open, transparent and probably most importantly, willing, to talk about what is probably very difficult for most people to talk about, and learn from it. I will be the first to tell you that I’m not a NASCAR fan by any means. But I am beyond impressed with how he has handled himself in the last few years. And from what it sounds like, from not only Dan, but Dale himself, it’s due to his wife. That is honestly some powerful stuff. It really is. It’s not only inspirational, but thought provoking. Lots of people have an incredibly difficult time (including myself) to be that open, honest about life, what you do for a living and whatever you’ve been through previously to that moment.

@kennyrobertson9292

3 жыл бұрын

P0pl90

@alfredokorbyn4341

3 жыл бұрын

Instablaster.

I always wondered too when his dad would have retired.

Mayo & nanner sammich is AWESOME. Yes I’m from NC

I'm curious about that Dover wreck in like '07 when he went Helmet to Wall and what that was like?

Those are called nanner and manner samiches where I’m from!

I've been bingeing Dale Jr videos the sandwich choice is deffently odd but I once knew a person that ate literally ketchup sandwich's. lol

@JC-di4uz

2 жыл бұрын

I knew Sundrop was a huge north Carolina thing but the banana sandwich was a new one

I love banana and mayo.

ill bet amy has ball control

Great interview much love and respect to Dale Jr. Good guy had a helluva career and now is enjoying life with his beautiful wife.

Holy Molly is wife is beautiful as well....very pretty woman.

wonder how the old folks like his dad delt with symptoms like this.. head trauma is scarry stuff

@matthilton69

7 жыл бұрын

gilliteen I was thinking the same. The head and neck protection back then lacked, so I'm willing to bet drivers suffered more concussions back then. I just don't know if it was a valid excuse to sit out. I'm glad jr fixed his issues. I believe he'll have a strong 2017 season.

@jeffr985

7 жыл бұрын

Very silly statement...If a person can not walk in a straight line and gets dizzy when they move their head then they have no business being in a race car. Also one could actually argue that the increased head and neck support could actually cause more concussions. The energy has to go somewhere when there is an impact...So if the head and neck are secured into place and can not move during an impact whats is the part of the body that can still move? The brain.....and that is what causes a concussion.

@matthilton69

7 жыл бұрын

Jeff R I'm not saying it being an "valid excuse" was a good thing. I'm just thinking about the "tough guy" attitude that was synonymous with racing back then... I think back then when the head was allowed to move forward and down a lot further distance caused a whiplashed effect. Mind you I'm no doctor or engineer, so I could be totally wrong.

@exoticnoise420

5 жыл бұрын

How they "delt" with it? death. Be it a gun, pills, alchohol, rope or a car. Not many people with severe concussion survive. And it almost always ends in suicide. Or some sort of self harm.

Who doesn’t eat a banana sandwich? Delicious.

When a guy who owns a race team says it's expensive to get kids into racing when they're young. HAHAHA

@KBowWow75

7 жыл бұрын

Diana Fernandez JR Motorsports

@kimjong-un6413

7 жыл бұрын

Hes just putting it in perspective for the average person. Dale isn't average.

@johnleonard1732

7 жыл бұрын

KBowWow75 normal people

Dale talks like he is poor

@schutzdan23

6 жыл бұрын

acrock21 it's called keeping it in perspective. He wasn't born into money.

@parentsbasement7734

5 жыл бұрын

Yep his dad was rich growing up he wasnt built with his brother for 400$ my observations is that he is uncomfortable with the fame and fortune. Just wanted to race cars and hang with his girl and buddies. Seems like he would be just as cool with a 9to5 and running Wednesday nights and Saturday late models and having beers after