?You Got a Gas Tank on You Still??- Former NFL Star Questions Beer-Fanatic Dale Earnhardt Jr?s Abilities After Finally Materializing Decade-Old Plan

After years of anticipation, NFL star Will Compton and beer-fanatic Dale Earnhardt Jr. have finally met up for their long-awaited beer. Their friendship, built through years of texting and planning, culminated in a night of fun and bonding. However, during their conversation, Dale couldn’t help but question Compton’s drinking abilities, while playfully challenging him to prove he still had what it takes. Let’s dive into the story of their long-planned meeting and Earnhardt Jr’s return to the racing scene.

For over a decade, Compton and Earnhardt Jr. had exchanged texts discussing their plans to meet up and share a drink. They envisioned a guys’ night out on Broadway, immersing themselves in the lively atmosphere and creating lasting memories. The anticipation grew and finally, the two friends decided it was time to make their plans a reality.

?A Night of Fun and Bonding Between Dale Earnhardt Jr and Will Compton

Compton and Earnhardt Jr. discussed the road map of their long-awaited meetup, including the possibility of hiring a babysitter and venturing out for a night on the town. The excitement was palpable as they planned to get ready to hit the streets to get ready to have a memorable time together.

“So this has been a decade in the making me and him had probably text back and forth around 100 times that we’re gonna get a beer together so y’all are watching us have our first beer,” said Earnhardt while enjoying his beer.

As the night unfolded, Earnhardt playfully questioned Compton’s drinking prowess, asking if he was still in “game shape.” Compton confidently assured his friend that he still worked out regularly and even mentioned their upcoming beer Olympics, where they would have a blast throwing back some cold ones.

The stage was set for a night of camaraderie, laughter, and friendly competition. When Compton asked if Dale had a Gas Tank on him, he replied with “good to go” without a doubt.

Since Dale retired from the sport a while back, us fans can often see him as a veteran who sits in the studio and gives his analysis of drivers. However, stories like these, where Dale Jr admitted that he is good to go with his ‘Gas Tank’ tell us that he still has that fire in him that he had during his racing days. And what can further prove this point if not his 2023 racing plans?

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Dale Jr’s Return to the Racing Scene?

Following his retirement from full-time Cup Series competition in 2017, Dale Earnhardt Jr. is set to make a comeback and compete in multiple races this year. Let’s explore the details of his racing schedule and the exciting events on the horizon.

Thanks to the partnership extension between JR Motorsports and Unilever, it was confirmed that Earnhardt Jr. would be sponsored by Unilever’s Hellmann’s brand in one race of the NASCAR Xfinity Series. This race would take place at Bristol Motor Speedway where Dale was the third driver to win nine races in the Speedway.

Additionally, Bass Pro Shops announced their sponsorship of Earnhardt Jr.’s No. 88 Chevrolet for the race, further fueling the excitement surrounding his return. With the flexibility of his schedule, Earnhardt Jr. had the opportunity to compete on various ovals, offering fans the chance to witness his racing prowess once again.

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