in the No. 95 car. Teresa was Dale Sr.'s wife and Junior's stepmother. With so much happening in the photo, Dale Earnhardt Jr. said that he wanted to travel back in time. The photo was taken ...

Dale Earnhardt Sr. drove a few famous cars in his career, but none is more associated with the Intimidator than the all-black Goodwrench car that he drove from 1988 through the entire remainder of ...

Dale Earnhardt Jr. recently revealed a detail ... [6:10] It's worth mentioning that Dale Sr.'s car collection included some heavy hitters. The former #3 driver owned vintage classics like a ...

It took 20 attempts for Dale Earnhardt Sr. to win the Daytona 500 ... “These guys build great (superspeedway) race cars, so when we go to Daytona, Atlanta, Talladega, we feel like those places ...

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The right-rear corner of his car was then hit by Ken Schrader's vehicle. Earnhardt was pronounced dead of head injuries at Halifax Medical Center. Dale Earnhardt Sr. is survived by his wife ...

Both cars locked in are Toyotas so big night for them and hopefully we can have some fun the rest of the week.” Among the seven drivers still needing to make the field is Justin Allgaier in the No. 40 ...

As for the No. 40 and how a “car as smooth as Tennessee Whiskey” came to be, Earnhardt explained in detail on the “Dale Jr. Download” released Thursday. A car as smooth as Tennessee Whiskey.