Dale Earnhardt Jr Drops Bombshell With Surprise Comeback Announcement, Confirms His Involvement

It is never easy to see your beloved drivers retire. Over the years, some top racers have hung up their helmets despite having the utmost desire to continue racing. While age takes its toll but at times, the zeal to race supersedes it. One of the best examples is the comeback of Jimmie Johnson to the Cup Series circuit this season. While that was massive news, fans would also love the news Dale Earnhardt Jr has brought.

Without a doubt, Dale Jr had an illustrious career in the Cup Series. Despite retiring in 2017, the former Hendrick Motorsports driver has wisely invested his time in multiple productive activities. However, he recently shared a comeback announcement which is surprising and at the same time, very exciting.

Dale Earnhardt Jr stuns the NASCAR world with a massive comeback announcement

Post-retirement, Dale Earnhardt Jr has occupied himself with several business ventures. Of course, one of his most well-known business ventures is Dirty Mo Media, the digital platform which broadcasts a number of popular podcasts. Another successful venture is the premium vodka brand, High Rock, which he and his wife, Amy Earnhardt, own.

However, not many know that Junior also owns a company named “Filter Time,” which is an air-filter subscription service. He co-owns the company along with former NASCAR driver, Blake Koch. Although Filter Time is the brainchild of Koch, Dale Jr’s popularity has taken the company to great heights.

Time and again, the company is seen sponsoring race cars and one such event took place recently. It turns out that the company will sponsor R & S Race Cars for the Cars Tour race at Tri-County Motor Speedway. Now here’s the catch. Guess who will be the man behind the wheel for this race?

It’s none other than Kenny Wallace.

Yes! you read it right. The Herman is back and will race in the Cars Tour on Memorial Day with $30,000 prize money up for grabs. Junior took to Twitter to announce this massive news.

Despite retiring from NASCAR in 2015, Wallace competes in local dirt track races as a hobby, not as a profession. However, this news changes the dynamics of how one looks at the Cars Tour.

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Unsurprisingly, this announcement got the fans all excited.

Kenny Wallace makes a comeback to race in the Cars Tour

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The Cars Tour race at Tri-County Motor Speedway will take place on May 27. Wallace has been a very active personality on social media post his retirement. In fact, he has gained more popularity since his retirement using these mediums.

Naturally, this news is exciting for his fanbase, and many of them took to Twitter to express it.

“This is going to be epic”

“Bring that A game brother Wallace”

“We are coming from Illinois to watch”

This just goes to show how eagerly anticipated the race will be. It will be interesting to see how the 51-year-old veteran will fare at Tri-county. What do you predict? Let us know in the comments below.

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