No Racing in NASCAR's top three series. No problem today on DJD reloaded. We're getting into some late model stock

racing today and rightfully so with Dell Jr coming off of his first run and a fifth place finish at Langley Speedway for the 16th annual Hampton Heat.

And man, the fans had to stay up late for this one, but if they did, they were given a show by

Brendan Butter Bean, Queen, and Connor Hall, and we're going to revisit all of that

action today on DJ D reloaded with a full house we've got Dale Jr we've got

Butterbean himself and his crew chief Lee Pulliam we're also going to just be

talking about really this

wave of late model stocks and why fans should really get on board while they can.

The following is a production of Dirty Mo Media. media. Welcome into another episode of DJD.

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You're always biased to what you believe is the best form of grassroots racing. Where do we find the best form of Grassridge Racing.

Where do we find the best drivers?

Where are some of the most talented drivers? All right, welcome into another episode of DJD Reloaded and it is officially the

off week for the top three series in NASCAR, which is a perfect segue into talking about some

late model racing we've got Dale Jr joining us right now and Butter Bean and

you two both of you guys were going up against each other this past week and

I mean how much fun was that and how good is it to be

able to be here and kind of talk about this right now. Well I had a lot of fun.

I didn't get to race Butter Bean all that much but I got a great view of his battle with Connor and and how they you know how he was able to pull off the win and

Just a great night at Langley. I had never been to Langley before so I don't know what it

traditionally feels like there but I mean you race there a lot of your career so

compare that night and and the energy there to other nights you've other big races you run the

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