Dale Earnhardt Jr. is back in the No. 8 Budweiser. NASCAR fans can finally rejoice.For a certain generation of stock car racing enthusiasts, the red-and-black No. 8 scheme can elicit feelings of euphoria.

Fans who turned into the South Carolina 400 for nostalgia were almost treated to the ultimate dose, as Dale Earnhardt Jr. ran the No. 8 Budweiser scheme from 40th to second before retiring with 31 laps remaining.

Dale Earnhardt Jr. is going to reunite with Budweiser in the iconic stylized No. 8 but that isn’t the only highlight this weekend for the South Carolina 400 at Florence Motor Speedway. The season ending crown jewel features 56 cars on the entry list and there are a great deal of short track superstars set

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Dale Earnhardt Jr. made a return to the race track in the South Carolina 400 late model stock car race on Saturday. The legendary driver retired from full-time NASCAR Cup Series racing at the end of the 2017 season but has continued to appear sporadically in the Xfinity Series.

NASCAR fans are feeling bad for legendary driver Dale Earnhardt Jr. on Sunday afternoon. Earnhardt Jr., the son of the legendary NASCAR driver, doesn't get the opportunity to race much these days. The 50-year-old driver still gets out on the track from time to time,