The Dale Jr. Download - 11 - Richmond

Episode Date: April 29, 2013

Dale Jr's Richmond struggles lead to the biggest reaction in Reaction Theatre history. Check out Dirty Mo Media on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@DirtyMoMedia  Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

This is Dale Jr., and you're listening to Dirty Moe Radio. It's Monday, and it's time for the Dale Jr. download. Mike, somehow they finished 10th in Richmond. It gave us the greatest reaction theater call ever. The Dale Jr. download starts now. That's about right, too. We all agreed on that one, do we? Absolutely.

Somehow the 88 team finished 10th in Richmond on Saturday night with Mike Davis and Dustin Lee. I'm Taylor Zarzer. And you could hear the frustration in Dale Jr., Junior's voice. You've been saying it for weeks on this program that Dale Jr. always wants to run well. He always wants to have a good car. A 10th place finish, nothing to be ashamed of. When you don't have a great car and you have a top 10 finish, that means you've got a great team. But you could tell he was frustrated with his ride on Saturday night. This one, with this race comes a myriad of reactions and feelings. You feel happy.

You get out of there with a 10th. You're frustrated because the car didn't run well. I know Dale Jr. was frustrated. You could hear it in his voice throughout that entire race. So, you know, but you take a 10th. It actually ended up being a good points day. Very good points day. They're tied for third with Casey Kane and the points now.

Casey's won a race. So really, Dale Jr. in the 88 or fourth, but they're tied for third. Very close to second place. Johnson's got a race lead on the field right now in first place. But still. I mean, you're right. It was a good point today. And how about this?

Put it in proper perspective. He was the best Hendrick finishing car. He was. You know, Kane got in an accident. Jimmy Johnson got in one as well. Barely beat Jeff Gordon there to the line to finish 10th there on Saturday night. So I know it doesn't make Dale Jr. or anyone feel any better, but the whole Hendrick shop struggled on Saturday night.

And what's weird about that is the 88 team had the fastest average speed in practice. They were really good in practice. They didn't change a thing. And Casey Kane and Jeff Gordon, same way. And those three cars struggled the most. With the same problem. Whereas the 48 struggled in practice, and it actually ran better. We did finish ahead of it.

I think it was caught up in an accident. It was, yeah. And so the track changed that much between practices and the race. It didn't change last year. And, you know, it happened. So they were chasing that car all night. They were. But as you said, Kane and Gordon had the same problems.

No forward bite. All three cars took big swings at it. at points it worked on sticker tires it seemed to have an advantage my gosh you could not run the top of that track on a restart you had to be on the bottom and junior junior was on the top it seemed like on every single restart until the end but again 10th place finished nothing to be ashamed of in fact let's hear how it went throughout the night first time let's hear from him on uh six caution lap on 291 you can tell junior is frustrated with his ride We're going to do something. We've been the same all night on speed. Vermeer, change that adjustment to the left side. Yeah, and you could tell. I mean, in all night, you're hearing the same thing from Dale Jr.

About no forward bite, and then that was the most aggressive thing he said there. And then that's when Stevie made the big swing. That was a big swing. It actually was the second biggest swing. I know they had put a rubber in the right rear on lap 111. This Packer adjustment, this now influences the front end of the car. Junior had suggested earlier that he thought that the splitter may be on the ground that's causing his problems. So they did this Packer in the bump stop to try to get that splitter off the ground and help it turn.

They were running about 17th or 18th all night long, and that's where they were at that time. Now, on lap 309, they actually came out of the pits about 24th or 25th because of a problem with the 11 car, not Denny Hamlin, Brian Vickers. But down here in front of those 14, he's inside you, 5, 4. There you go. You're in. I wonder how that single file coming on pit road. He wasn't going zero to the... I don't know what he's doing.

That one. I didn't know where his box was. I didn't have that information, so I just went around. At first, if you've listened to this program for a while, you know that there was a time at a prestigious golf course that they're actually using this week for the PGA tour that Dale Jr. was mistaken for Brian Vickers. I thought that was what that was about.

He was upset that somebody thought he looked like Brian Vickers, so he went around him. Exactly what happened. This happens to all of us. If you're driving down the road and you're looking for something, you're following directions, and you're looking for a road or a sign, you're going about half the speed that you would be going if you knew what you were doing. And you don't even realize it at the time. That's exactly what happened with Vickers. I don't know that for sure, but I know it because he was looking, he looked lost on pit road.

He was trying to find his pit stall, and he was looking for it. And when you're looking for it, you're laying off the gas, he was going too slow. Junior went around him, which caused the problem. And in defense of Vickers, I mean, when you're driving an 11 one week and a 55 the next week, your pit sign changes. Right, and you're thinking, wait a minute, what car am I driving? So I can kind of understand why he was a little confused there. Somehow, some way Dale Jr. missed a wreck here involving Jimmy Johnson, Tony Stewart, and Kyle Bush.

As junior likes to say, sometimes you land on your butt out there, and that's what Smoke did, and it started a big pile up. Here we go. there you go be okay yeah I panging it around it'll be an ounce of that short run could you tell trying to get to the bottom try not to get I can't I don't know what it's doing hey by the way that's uh Mike Davis's work with the with the bleeps there and I did you like that yeah it was interesting it was interesting it's sort of it really often it definitely it definitely throws you off a little bit yeah fortunate to not get caught up in those things

mark Martin involved in a big one true X got dumped yeah by Kurt Bush that definitely started chain reaction over the next 25 laps. I think there were three wrecks. Yeah. You know, and it took out contenders. Yeah. I tweeted that wreck when Bush dumped Truex, it reminded me of another Bush dumping another junior on the same track a few years ago.

But thankfully, that didn't happen on Saturday night. Caution 9 on lap 338. The boys tried a two-tire stop that didn't work. And junior quickly went from 10th to 18th. not only because of two tires, Mike, but I think of being on that outside row, let's hear from him. God knows.

All right, well, we just got to come get tires now, so let's try it again. All right, man, we knew we were going to have a night like this at some point this year. I know it hadn't been fun, but your feedback's been good. I appreciate it. We just need to keep going, man.

It's 59 to go. That's a level-headed human being right there, by the way. I mean, I know we talk about it a lot, but when all hell's breaking loose, you got a frustrated driver, He's not mad at Steve necessarily. It's just frustrated, you know, because he's not running well. It doesn't have a great car.

Man, Steve Lattartre, Saturday night, and always, is a level-headed guy. And I'm so glad he is because none of us are. Nobody else was. No, no. You know, he had said earlier in the race, I don't know how much earlier, but he's like, if we could just get to the top 10, I think we can stay there. And so he was just, he did this two-tire stop just to get him up there. He was, he restarted 10th.

And it just didn't work. You bring up a great point about. restarting on the outside road. It seemed like Junior was an even number, which started him on the outside row every time up until the very end of the race. And that was not where you wanted to restart. Do you see what happened to Jamie Mack there in the last two laps? Started second finish 26th. Okay.

I mean, so we don't have it all that bad. You don't have it all that bad. All right. One last thing I want to hear from here in the race chatter was when they pitted for four tires right before the green white checkered. Now, I mentioned, I mentioned Jamie Mack. he stayed out. So did Jeff Burton and a couple of few other guys. It worked for Burton.

He got a good finish. It did not work for Jamie Matt. Almost got ran over in the process. But coming in there for four tires when they came in, restarting 13th, I believe, it picked up a few spots. It got them a top 10. Here we go. All right, we're 12th, 24 in the lead lap.

Four laps to go. I think we've got to come. One. I think we're going to be in good shape, buddy. We're 13th on tires. You got three that stayed out. We were running 12th. I think that was the right call.

I don't think we want to be out there sitting duck. Yep. I won't why. After the night we had, I was going to be happy with 12. Just put it on the truck. I didn't need all this excitement. Well, actually, you did. You got a few more spots because of it.

I asked Lattart if his decision to take four tires was directly influenced by what he saw when they did the two-tire stop. Or if he would have taken four in that situation anyways. Because you only have two laps. It's a green-white check or finish. And so you're going to take that much extra time on pit road. And he said, listen, after what? I saw all night right of this car. Like there's a time, you all want to win.

We all want to win, but there's also a time to be a realist. And that was not the time to leave him without four tires and get him almost crashed or run over. You know, this is where you take, you put your tires on, get the best finish you possibly can and get out of there. Yeah, that's true. Folks, Dale Jr. potato chips have fast become the new favorite snack for race fans, not just Dale Jr. fans, but race fans and anyone who appreciates a good tasting potato chip. While you're listening to the Dale Jr. Download, you can go to DaleJiofoods.com to find a store near you or simply place an order.

That's DaleJ.R. Foods.com. You mentioned it was an entertaining weekend in Richmond. Let's speed dial. Jenna Fryer Associated Press NASCAR reporter. Jenna, thank you for joining us on the Dale Jr. download. We had the wackiest weekend at Richmond, and I just thought, who bettered us? tell us all about it than you. You're the perfect one to tell us about a wacky weekend of Richmond.

Do you agree? I wanted to tell you about a wacky weekend. Why can't I tell you about a serious weekend? Is she a wacky person, Mike? Is that what you're saying? It just felt so jennifer-ish. Does that make any sense? In what regard?

Have you ever seen mans and try to put somebody in a body bag? Well, it's verbally I've seen you do that. But it's like the cobra-kye thing. Let's start with that. I mean, this was something that we don't typically see, even in the craziest post-race altercations. We don't ever see anybody kick another driver, right? So first of all, let's start with that.

What did you think of the kick, the form? Did he get points for that? Who kicked who? Nelson P.K. Jr., kicked Brian Scott. There we go. Thank you. Jenna, what do you think? Well, what I think is, while it was definitely an unusual,

can you curse on this, by the way? Go for it, sure. And as many male men in the, well, I guess mailmen. What did mailmen have to do with this? As many men in the garage area was. Well, I tend to think, you know, what are you going to do when you go confront somebody and you don't take your helmet off? If, you know, Brian K then gets out, and he's Brazilian, maybe they do a lot of martial arts

training. That's a good point. Because if you don't know about this, his father pulled a similar movie. Tell us about it. And it only took minutes after P.K., you know, took the stance. And then in minutes, Twitter had pulled, you know, the fun. folks of, find fans of NASCAR who follow on Twitter, they'd already found the screen grab of his father doing it similar years ago.

Wow. I guess it's a learned behavior. Like father, like son. Yeah. Was there anyone screaming sweep the leg while this was going on? I was. I was. Jenna was screaming.

She was tweeting it. She was screaming it. No mercy. Cobra Kai. Keep the leg. Put him in a body bag, Johnny. Right. That was straight Ralph Machiosia.

You probably went to Pee. pit road wearing a shower curtain. Don't lie. I did not. I did, however, find William Zabka, who played the bad guy in Friday Kid, and I tried to tweet to him, but he didn't answer. He didn't answer. Well, in all seriousness, did someone really kick someone else to the Guglianus or whatever it's called?

Yeah, that happened. I did that happened. Oh, it did. It's the same thing as Juan Pablo Montoya, let a bunch of laps at an oval. That just happened. What a weird weekend, man. Jenna's got a point. I remember, who was that pitcher, the Japanese pitcher for the Dodgers?

And when somebody charged the mount, he did like a roundhouse kick. Nomo? Hadeo Nomo. Right. Yeah, the pussy toad. That's what Steinbrenner called him. Wow. Okay.

That's very interesting. And here's some background on the pussy toad. If you were a print reporter, as I am, you couldn't write it in print what Steinbrenner called. Obviously. I can understand. Yeah. Wow. Oh, my gosh.

Well, that is crazy, and you had to be laughing watching this up close and personal. And then on Saturday you had a very predictable feud because these people always are upset. Well, wait, wait, wait. You've glossed over the important, you know, the children's crewmen then fighting post-rays. That happens all the time. You forgot, you know, that other interesting element. Oh, well, then please tell us. What do you have on it?

I suspect that there's going to be some NASCAR sanctions against the two continue. the argument. After, in the drive, you know, I get in the heat of the moment, I'm pit road, probably going to do some pushing and shoving and doing some studies to me. And you're probably going to get in trouble with your boss. You're probably going to get in trouble with NASCAR. You're probably going to have to pay some bail.

I mean, that's an expensive vendetta. Have they bonded so well with Brian Scott that they're going to go down to the bitter end for him? That's a good point. You know, kind of how you attributed. the Nelson P.K. Jr. thing being that it was a generational generational situation. You know, Pop Pop did create a precedence here, right? He did it in the garage last year or two years ago, but it was, you know, there was a precedence here. Right? You know, maybe it's all learned behavior. Yeah. I was less interested in your

professional analysis of that and more of what movie you were going to attribute that altercation to. Yeah. Deliverance. Okay. Fair enough. So Saturday night, It's Kurt Bush, Tony Stewart-Neil, was nothing compared to Friday night, obviously. Well, a lot of yelling, and in the end, the yelling mostly was probably just a very frustration, which I can understand because his numbers are terrible, where he is, and the points is terrible. He's not all the competitive. They needed a two-tire stop at the end there just to get in position to a tempterate.

And then it all blew up because of Kurt Bush, who then... proceeded to, you know, rumble on the track with Matt Kenseth. Yep. And also spun Martin Truex, Jr. from second place, you know, before those events occurred. All right. Well, you know, asking Can Dale Jr. get back on track at Talladega? Certainly he can. I mean, he's a great restrictor-plate driver, but Jenna.

Man, Talladega makes me nervous. Who the hell knows what's going to happen there? Well, is he getting the big plate or the regular play? Oh, stop. it already. Come on. Did you really? Oh, no, that's good. Now, I like that right there. I love it. I love it when everybody tells me how fixed NASCAR is. It's so crooked and they rig it. And I always say, if it was fixed, wouldn't they fix it for Dale Jr.? Right. He'd win 10 races a year, right. But we still hear that. There's a conspiracy third.

Oh, yeah, they're just doing it for junior. And I'm like, we've won one race in four years. So anyway, I do think, you know, Dale Jr. is very, very good at restrictor plates. And people, you know, I don't really think it matters what kind of slump he's in or how he might or may not be struggling. And I don't think he's struggling, even though the Junior Nation probably thinks otherwise. Disgusting, 10th place. Ghastly.

The ghastly top 10. Yeah. I just think that he has an ability to stay out of trouble with those places. You know, it doesn't always work for him, but he does have an ability to avoid it. And if he can be in position to win, I think that we saw in Daytona with, you know, the move he put on Danica Patrick there to drive around her and go to second. And, you know, maybe another lap or two. He wins that race. And I think that that's what Dale Jr. does very, very well.

If he's still there at the end of the race, he has the ability to see the air and make the moves and get himself in position to really get race for the win or at least be in position for a top. five. All right. Are you going to be at Talladega? I am. Are you? All right. Kind of.

Oh, yeah. I'll be in the state of Alabama. How's that? Oh, you will. Okay. You will be. That's true. It means exactly what I said.

I'll be in the state of Alabama. He's going to Tuscaloosa for something. It begins with a T? Yeah. Ring game. He'll drive by and take a picture at Talladega. Gina, thank you so much. We're going to do this again with you.

Well, you know what? We'll finish the podcast. We'll call you back. We'll keep doing this, you know? You know, we'll just talk all day. No, you're not a stat. You're good. Thank you very much, Jenna.

See you later. Bye. Stay out of trouble. Bye. All right, good stuff from Jennifer on Speed Dial, and it's time now. I think we're ready for reaction theater. I'm telling you, we got the single greatest reaction theater voicemail I think we've had in our short history. All right, well, let's hear the first one.

Yeah, either Dale has a fabulous car and some kind of bad luck happens to hit like a bad caution at the wrong time, or you don't know how to freaking fix the car to run right. So get your act together. Angry woman right there. But there's a very funny one coming up, right? I mean, all of them are funny. But we've got a really funny one coming up, right? Somewhere in.

All right. Let's see what's next. Okay, 105 to go. See, we're such a good cheerleader. Rai, sis, Kumbah. We all need one. But let's get a good car. Everybody's passing him.

We're better than this. We deserve better than this. I can't take another Kyle Bush win. If she would have waited just a few more laps in that race, Kyle Bush ends up wreckings. Speaking of movies, was that Olympia to caucus in Who's Talking, whatever that baby movie was? Look who's talking?

Yeah. It sounded like her. Wow, you're going way back there. You're digging way back. That was a New York woman. Next. In regards to the race last night, I'm going through Twitter. Everybody's overreacting.

We're wanting to push the panic button. Last I checked, we don't pay points until the checker flag flies. When the checker flag flew, I believe number eight, 88 was number 10. We'll take a 10th place all day long. As far as the NASCAR fantasy commercial is concerned, somebody told Dale Jr., yeah, you can be on a fantasy team, always will be.

And heck of a job, Regan, says, keep firing off and going after that championship nationwide. Good call. He covered a lot of things there. I'm a Libra. I'm a Libra. Next. After everything that happened tonight,

Tenth is good. I'm with Jr. Let's get the F out of here. And one question is, yeah, Free Earnardt single? Is he? This isn't a dating show. This isn't a dating podcast.

That's a fair question, though. What are we going to do? I don't know. Why not? No, I don't know if he's been around the guy a lot lately. I'll tell you what. What do we do? This is going to be the dating game all of a sudden.

It's a fair question. It might actually help us. Is he single or not? I don't know if he is. Is Dale Jr. single? No. Is Jeffrey Earnhardt single? I don't know.

Hey. Do you want me to find out? Yeah. It's your job. You're supposed to be the N. You're supposed to be the N. Dale, you know, JRM insider. By the way, can we say this?

Jeffrey Earnhardt did a excellent job in our car last week. We didn't actually talk about that earlier, but super job. Did he kiss a girl when he got out? No. I wish Nelson P.K. would have tried to kick him. I think Adam Sandler's song, piece of car fits us perfectly, but I'll take a 10th place finish any day of the week. Yeah, I think, you know, a couple people actually brought up that song. That was the, when you're watching that race, a lot of people just thought of the, the, the,

of. Yeah. The way I look at it, if you didn't wreck, get fined, get penalized, or have Depends as your sponsor this weekend, the 88 team is doing okay. Hey, these days, you'll put whatever sponsor that it'll pay. Hey, depends. If the pins would have given us money, we'd have put him on the car. It'd have been pretty damn funny if Montoya would have won that race.

Yeah. And he's in there, you know, in victory lane thinking depends. Oh, man. I hope I never have to use those things next. Complete. What? And the fucking baby camera are you? We're good.

Oh, hey, Carby get out of here. That's awesome. Imagine if we'd have finished 11th. Yeah. It wouldn't have been happy. That's the call of the year. That is pretty awesome.

I love that. Like, I sent that to several people via email last night, including Latart. I said, Latart, you got to listen to this. Yeah. And he says, you've got to. That's a ringtone right there. You've got to give me a ringtone with that one. I think it's pretty awesome.

I think he's pretty awesome. Kurt Bush called Reaction Theater. No, that's a good call right there. Passion. Awesome. Next. Just got done watching the race. My best friend is Kevin Harvick.

So you know what? Kevin Harvick. We're going to see you at the Super Speedway. We'll see what happened. We'll see you at Taladega, Kevin Harvick. Oh, it's mad. Harvard won the race, huh? Talking Smat.

to the guy that just won the race. I mean, yeah. I mean, he won the race. Yeah. He's pretty good at Talladegh, too. He's very good at Talladee. You made a great move and turned forward a few years ago. Yeah.

Next. I'm getting tired of Stewart causing wrecks. He's getting to be one of the meanest, worst drivers out there on the track anymore. He's pushing people. I'm just getting fed up with Stewart. He needs to be taken care of. I do think that when he comes up now, I know it's Kurt Bush, but I do get the sense that a lot of people in the garage now

are kind of being on it's Tony being Tony. I like Tony. I'm not saying I don't like him. No, I know you're not. I'm just saying that I think that's the reaction he's getting right now. I just, when Tony is so, you know, wear your emotions on your sleeves. Oh, he's great for the sport. I like it.

I'd really do. But you hear what I'm saying? Absolutely. Absolutely. I do. And he's going through some frustrating times right now. I completely get it. That whole shop.

I mean, Newman is too. Yeah. Next. Hey, Junior, it's Jake. We're cousins. We've met when you were 12. Why did you not go with two tires? Two tires, buddy.

You know you were better than that. Talk to you soon. That's a long relationship. You need to talk to your family before you do a pit stop, clearly. Yeah, evidently. They're close, apparently. Next. Mike Hogg, after Markinsville, I said, please stay home.

Come on. man, stay home. We as Junior Nation will pay your salary to stay home. It has been nothing of bad luck ever since you come back. For the love of God, stay home. Come on, Hogg. If Junior Nation is really willing to pay his salary, I know whether he travels or not, I like this idea so far. Yeah, but I don't understand why you won't take this guy seriously. Like, Junior shaved his beard last week. He's trying to mix it up a little bit. I mean, Hogg not working. I mean, the last few weeks, him going to the track's not working. JR goes to the track. Have a great finish out there. You went to the track and Bristol,

great finish. I am proud of my Bristol finish. Why don't you mix it? Send Dustin Lee to the track. Dustin, you want to go? Dustin, you want to go? Dustin, let Dustin go to Talladega. We'll see about that. All right, next. I know what it is. Loz is the highest-paying sponsor for Hendricks, so all Hendricks cares about is Mr. 48. Nothing happens to his car, not even a bad tire.

He got in an accident on Saturday night. And we beat him. He had a better finish than him. That's all I got. I have nothing else to say to that. Yeah. I'll show you a replay of the race when Tony Stewart got into him, and that doesn't make much sense. Next.

Oh, my God, Jr. and Stevie, I'm a 67-year-old lady sitting here having heart palpitations. That was so awesome. Great job. Glad you made it to the top ten. How come when she said she was a 67-year-old woman, you said, all right. I'm just, I thought it was pretty cool that we have a 67-year-old woman listening to the podcast. Aren't you sit over there for a while? What's wrong?

We can't have 67-year-old women listen to our podcast? No, I think it's great. And call the reaction theater. I just don't know that I would respond by saying, all right. Next. Junior is a man. Penny Stewart's a little. There you go.

I'm telling you it's good for the sport. Have smoke in there. Next. I just want to let you all know. Tonight I'm dang proud to be an 88 fan. The whole team, the whole crew, Dale Jr., Stevie, everybody just kept fighting their guts out. wound up getting the top 10 when they probably didn't have no business getting one. These types of finishes are what championships are built on.

Now, that's true. That's it. That is true. And you have a night like that and somehow you finish 10th, that does show that you have one of the best teams in the sport. That's right. and we had a ton of calls this week, as you would expect. So the extended reaction theater on Thursday is going to be packed. So you guys check out Dale Jr.com for all the rest of the voicemails.

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Taylor, we got to start off white flag by saying, Happy Birthday Dale Earnhardt Sr. 62. That's right. Today would have been a 62nd birthday, so it only feels right just to tip your cap to the man in black today. I want to start off that. This Thursday, Dale Jr. will attend. Taylor's giving us the three fingers.

I'm not going to put it down until the show's over. All right. You hold them up during this tower white flag. This Thursday, Dale Jr. will attend the induction ceremony of Rick Hendrick in the International Motorsports Hall of Fame. Mr. Hendrick is one of four people to be inducted this year. So congratulations, Mr. H. That'll happen Thursday evening in Talladega. Junior will not be in the nationwide race this weekend.

Those duties belong to Casey Kane in the number five great clip Chevrolet and Regan Smith and the number seven, Tax Slayer.com Chevrolet. That race is Saturday at 3 p.m. Eastern time on ESPN. The Sunday's errands 499 will be at 1 p.m. Eastern on Fox. Dale Jr. will be in the number 88 National Guard Chevrolet. Oh, really? Lastly, I want to remind you guys to buy raffle tickets to the Wind Dale Jr.'s ride promotion at the Dale Jr. Foundation.org. Now, they're selling only 8,888.88 just pointed out to me that that is really good odds.

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You want me to do it again? No, I really don't. I just wanted your fingers to stay in the air a little longer. I have three fingers in the air. Marty Smith's Avatar on Twitter, though. That woman, she's got me beat. She's got three fingers in the air. No, she's got a whole picture on her back.

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