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Dale Earnhardt Jr. Featured in New ESPN Commercial

by Jay Pennell

ESPN has been pretty clever with the line of commercials promoting their NASCAR coverage in 2011.

Kyle Busch was the highlight of their first commercial spot, calling drivers late at night before a race and getting a neck tattoo of himself winning.

In ESPN’s newest spot, fan-favorite Dale Earnhardt Jr. is the driver willing “to do anything to win.” Check out the commercial below the jump:

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