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Last year, Dale Earnhardt Jr teamed up with Peacock streaming service. In the process, he created a new show called ‘Lost Speedways’. Now, the former NASCAR driver and Dirty Mo Media has announced that the series will be back for a second season. To be perfectly honest, many fans were thrilled when the series dropped on Peacock. So, they will be anxiously waiting for the new season.

The basic premise of the show is that it explores a variety of abandoned race tracks around the United States. So, Dale Jr and his entourage have a great time exploring these historically significant and visually stunning racetracks. Admittedly, there is no word on when Season two of ‘Lost Tracks’ will release, but it will be soon.

“It’s my privilege to announce ‘Lost Speedways’ is back for a second season on Peacock,” said Dale Earnhardt Jr. “The fan response from season 1 was too overwhelming to stop. Our goal for season 2 was to broaden our footprint. We did that with trips into New England, Texas, West Virginia and Florida. This new run of episodes features amazing tracks, incredible stories and legendary racers. My Dirty Mo Media crew did an outstanding job capturing the essence of these old speedways, and I had a blast exploring them.”

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When did Dale Earnhardt Jr make the announcement?

Earlier, Dale Jr made the announcement on his podcast, The Dale Jr. Download. During that episode, the former Hendrick Motorsports driver sat down with legendary NASCAR broadcaster Dick Berggren. Apparently, Berggren is expected to make an appearance in season 2 of the popular series.

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For now, Dale Earnhardt Jr is just waiting for the next race of the season to kick off. Already the 2021 season has thrown up many unpredictable elements. Each of the races have produced different winners and many will be each to keep up the streak or break it.

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