Dale Jr.'s Take on Chastain v. Larson Incident at Darlington | Dale Jr. Download

Dale Earnhardt Jr. and Mike Davis break down the battle - and wreck - for the win between Ross Chastain and Kyle Larson after this weekend's NASCAR Cup race at Darlington.

Did Ross lose all the goodwill he earned last week? Let us know in the comments!

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[TheJCarss]

I quit watching NASCAR 10-12 years ago and somehow this Ross fella has reeled me back in a bit.

[VladimirBlarp]

I think Dale Jr needs to break down more situations and give us all his piece by piece analytical views on them because he does know how to put things into perspective and shed some unseen light on so many topics. He gives his thoughts as a former driver, as a car owner, and as a race fan.

[anthonyprice]

You can’t tell me this isn’t like the old days when one day petty was made at darrell then Earhart made at darrell then they are friends, then bodine get there and get Earnhardt mad, then Earnie shows up slamming into everyone. It’s classic nascar and it’s what’s needed for the sport.

[calvinrnewby]

Ross Chastain is a talented driver, he's got fast cars damn near every week but if he continues to wreck folks, he'll never win consistently, but his competitors will make sure of it until he cleans up his style

[billgoodwin]

Truex did the same move on Lagano a few laps earlier, with the same outcome.

[dannyfalls]

I liked were Larson kept on pushing Ross down the track

[mistermac]

Love him or hate him, we are talking about Chastain on social media and that's gold for NASCAR.

[jimfaber]

Why is no one talking about Larson pushing Ross down the back stretch? That was the best thing going, as Ross spotter was saying he's not lifting!

[larryterrell]

I appreciate your take on incidents as a former driver and explaining details to us fans the small things that make big results.

[coreygillum]

#1 keeps the flavor in NASCAR. I won't miss a race just to see what the guy does.

[idiotsinc]

You can teach a fast guy to stop crashing but it’s hard to teach a slow guy to go fast.

[tnrodgers]

Wow Dale, that’s a serious man crush. Ross is tied with Juan Pablo Montoya with TWO wins in NASCAR. Before you throw a parade, maybe he could win a third without wrecking the field?

[pwilly]

Chastain is driving like Dale Sr but everyone has a problem with him doing it

[robertpaul]

Would rather watch them race to the finish

[iiCoNxNC]

I love when Jr breaks this stuff down and gives us his opinions I could watch him just talk about racing 24 hours a day.

[dougelrod]

Dale i totally agree with everything you're talkin about 😎
I'm 61 and have been blessed to experience and be part of a few forms of racing here in Michigan
Snowmobile racing, drag racing, and short track racing and also as a fan my fair share of NASCAR, Indy car (CART), and formula 1
Ross reminds me of your dad back in is rookie year and his early years
Pissing off many NASCAR Veteran's
Now let's fast-forward a few decades 😎
Mark Martin and his stories about your dad😎
Jeff Gordon at Michigan in practice in a much faster race car and ray Everham told Jeff to stay away from Dale and has Jeff was passing your Dad 😎 he learned a old school lesson from your Dad😎
No different at motegi when he threw his racing shoe at You😎
I guess I'm just old school !!
But overall the racing today is better than it was back then😊
Love your Show 👍 keep up the amazing history, memories, and current Racing News!!!

[raywoody]

As kenny wallace says justin marks and ross might want to realize where they get there engines from

[OneWiseGuy]

Truex and Lagano did the same thing with out the controversy. Only reason its a conversation is because its Chastain

[josephgonsalves]

if you watch closely before the big wreck, Larson on the inside of Chastain, runs Chastain into the wall while the wreck is happening. Larson bumps him a couple times early in the turn, then while the wreck starts you see Chastain hit the wall. I think that is why Chastain chose the inside, so he could do the squeezing

[MrRb]

I’m getting the impression that Dale likes the soap opera aspect of the sport more than the actual racing aspect of the sport.