NASCAR Hall of Fame Ceremony Featuring Dale Earnhardt Jr.: Where to Watch, Live Stream & Timings

Tonight is the NASCAR Hall of Fame induction ceremony. This year, Dale Earnhardt Jr. will be one of three drivers receiving this honor alongside Red Farmer and Mike Stefanik. The ceremony kicks off at 8PM Eastern Time and will run until 10PM. Unfortunately for most fans, the event will not be broadcasted on television.

Instead, people have to subscribe to Peacock TV and take a Premium subscription. However, there are alternate methods of watching the event, namely MRN and SiriusXM. So, as long as fans tune into these different mediums, they will be able to catch the ceremony.

Dale Earnhardt Jr. is on the precipice of history with his upcoming induction where he will join his father Dale Sr. in the Hall of Fame. This will make the Earnhardt duo the sixth father-son duo to earn this prestigious honor. The others include, Richard and Lee Petty, Ned and Dale Jarrett, Bobby and Davey Allison, Buck and Buddy Baker and founders Bill France Sr. and Bill France Jr.

Dale Earnhardt Jr. is thrilled to be receiving this honor

The former Cup Series driver confessed that it always mattered whenever he emulated his late father. This includes any wins, statistics, accomplishment, and other accolades. So it is practically a dream come true to join Dale Earnhardt Sr, in the Hall of Fame. In fact, he is having a hard time letting the feeling sink in.

Despite the lack of titles, Dale Earnhardt Jr. has definitely earned his berth in the NASCAR Hall of Fame. In his racing career, he has a grand total of 50 wins, with 26 of them coming in the Cup Series. This also includes two Daytona 500 victories in 2004 and in 2014.

It is also worth noting that Dale Jr. made a massive impact away from the racetrack. He also acted as the face of NASCAR after Dale Sr’s passing in the 2001 Daytona 500. Now, he will be over the moon to receive this induction.

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