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Dale Earnhardt Jr is not just the host of the Speed Channel's show Back In the Day -- his company, Hammerhead Productions, created and produces the show.

Dale Earnhardt Jr hosts the show, giving insights and commentary on old NASCAR races from the 1960's and 1970's.

The show features historical racing footage and clips originally aired on the vintage TV show Car and Track, hosted by Bud Linderman.

In season 1, which is now available on DVD, there are 13 half-hour episodes highlighting various historical races.

 
 

1 episode actually covers the entire 1969 season.

Another covers the 1973 Daytona 500 where Buddy Baker and Richard Petty battled for the lead late in the race until Baker's engine failed.

Each episode focuses on the major developments as a race goes on, including crashes, pit stops and hard driving on the race track.

 

During the racing action Dale Jr will occasionally pop onto the screen for a brief commentary on the race.

The show has a laid back feel, mainly because Junior's parts were not shot in a studio, but at various locations around Earnhardt's Cleveland, North Carolina home.

But Back In the Day is not all about racing. Dale Jr also weaves in historical snippets of American culture, often giving viewers his personal take on things.

The entire 1st season is now available on DVD. This 2 disc set shows the early days of NASCAR, along with the sports biggest stars of the day.

The DVD set features Richard Petty, David Pearson, Bobby Allison, Cale Yarborough, Fred Lorenzen, LeeRoy Yarbrough and many more gritty NASCAR stars of the era.

Rhe show combines Dale Jr's modern insight and commentary along with vintage footage of the racing show Car and Track, with it's host Bud Lindemann.

The original show aired in the 1960's and 1970's -- before NASCAR was regularly shown on TV. It was one of the few sources of racing information on TV.

Dale Earnhardt Jr introduces each episode with an intriguing look behind the scenes,

then turns things over to Bud Lindemann, the original host of Car andTrack, with his now famous line "take it away Bud."

 
 

The show then cuts to old tape of Lindemann calling the races, and describing the action on and off the track.

The show closes with Lindemann's usual farewell, “So 'til next week, drive carefully, wont you? All the pros do. Bye-bye!”

Back In the Day has quickly become 1 of the highest rated shows on Speed.

 

Sales of the 1st edisode on DVD, and commercial-free, have been hot.

A&E Home Video has released Back In The Day with Dale Earnhardt Jr: The Complete Season One as a 2 disc DVD set. It is priced at $24.95, and inclides a bonus interview with Dale Earnhardt Jr.

The bonus footage shows Junior racing go karts, and a 3 Doors Down music video with Tony Stewart and Dale Jr.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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