262 - Kelley Earnhardt Miller: We Saved Each Other

The Dale Jr. Download

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4.8 • 9K Ratings

🗓️ 24 June 2019

⏱️ 130 minutes

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Summary

Dale Earnhardt Jr. and sister Kelley Earnhardt Miller open up about their journey together from a tumultuous childhood to running a successful NASCAR team. The two get emotional about tough times and big decisions like leaving DEI and the living room retirement discussion. They also reminisce about Late Model racing and speak about what it's like to be a female leader in the Motorsports industry. DJD talks about Dale Jr.'s big news, getting back behind the wheel at a test, and has fun sharing some very unusual life-hacks. Odd History tells the story of how one famous driver used the mob to kick start his racing career.

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0:00.0	This is a production of Dirty Mo media.
0:02.0	Dirty Mo media.
0:03.0	Dirty Mo media.
0:04.0	Dirty Mo.
0:05.0	Hey everybody, it's Dale Jr. for the Dale Jr. download.
0:09.2	Back again, we got a great show today.
0:10.8	Mike Davis is here, Leo Vaughn, Matthew Dillner.
0:13.8	I'm excited.
0:14.8	You seem excited.
0:15.7	I am.
0:16.9	I just still can't stop laughing at you in sunglasses.
0:20.6	Well, the thing about it is, I'm wearing these sunglasses
0:23.8	because these are the new spies that I helped design.
0:26.8	So, spies, you know, they have the colored lens.
0:29.7	They got the blue and the green and the red.
0:31.4	Well, I like orange.
0:32.4	Orange is my favorite color.
0:33.4	And so, they came out with these new spies.
0:35.6	These are the hunts.
0:37.6	The hunts?
0:38.6	Yeah, that's a cool one.
0:39.6	The frame is called the hunt.
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