“Gotta Hit It With a ‘Dale’”: Dale Earnhardt Jr Sings Music Icon Pitbull’s Tunes With Electrifying Message

With the playoff action reaching the gates of the intermediate track in Miami, NASCAR nation was graced with Miami’s own rapper Pitbull, who paid a visit to the track. Despite both his drivers getting ousted from the playoff fray, the hip-hop icon isn’t letting life turn down his mood.

In fact, in the pre-race exclusive alongside Jeff Burton and Dale Eanhardt Jr, the rapper cheerfully elevated the whole mood with his charming personality. NASCAR’s most popular driver, Dale Jr also danced to his tunes, supporting him wholeheartedly, and delivering a bold message to the community as “Mr. Worlwide” extended his gratitude to NASCAR’s ardent fans.

Pitbull elevates the mood with his charisma while Dale Earnhardt Jr becomes his wingman

Amidst the intensity of the playoffs, NASCAR nation witnessed a wholesome moment when Trackhouse Racing co-owner, Armando Christian Perez aka Pitbull showed up in Homestead for the 4Ever 400. Perez who is a Miami resident just couldn’t leave out the opportunity to catch the Stock Car Racing extravaganza and watch his cars go bonkers on the mile-and-a-half track.

Despite both Ross Chastain and Daniel Suarez meeting their matches, the thought of his drivers getting knocked out of the tournament did not even cross the rapper’s mind when he was sharing a moment with the commentary crew of Burton and Dale Jr. Instead, the 42-year-old music sensation elevated the mood with his fruity attitude, getting the analysts for a quirky round.

Extending his gratitude, thanking the fans for supporting the sport and him in his musical ventures, he said, “I feel that Trackhouse and NASCAR together, man, it’s amazing what we’ve been able to do and that’s what like I said, we’re making history. So thanks to all the fans out there I say it all the time because it’s the truth without y’all there’s no Pitbull and definitely no Trackhouse, thank you.” 

With him making a quick rap, lauding the community, he then tried to tune in Burton, saying, “Gotta hit it with a “Dale,” “Dale”, say it,” who seemed confused. However, the energetic Dale Jr rose up to the occasion, being a sport about it, saying, “Dale” while the rapper complimented the veteran’s timing.

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After a fiery escape in Bristol, the JR Motorsports’ co-owners first NASCAR event of the 2023 season, Dale Jr once again put on the helmet for a 2nd time here in Miami. The Xfinity race at the intermediate track saw the veteran climb into this iconic #88 Chevy for a spin. While his driver Sam Mayer took home the win, the 49-year-old shocked the fans by dishing out an impressive performance, edging out younger phenoms.

Despite the long layoff, amidst the health concerns, Dale Jr proved why he is one of the sport’s greatest drivers bouncing off an earlier setback to spear into the top 5 at the finish line. While the driver got his own driver, Josh Berry into the wall in the 171st lap of the 200-lap race, the veteran gave the fans a moment they were yearning for.

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