Dale Earnhardt Jr news and photos are featured here. Dale Earnhardt Jr is an American stock car racing driver and son of NASCAR legend Dale Earnhardt Sr. Dale Jr competes in the NASCAR Cup Series.
Richard Childress made it clear that the 1994 championship car of Dale Earnhardt was a fake; Despite that, the car still rolled across the auction block
1,250 Vehicles rolled across the auction block in Phoenix, Arizona. Of those, 20 of them were part of the ‘Earnhardt Collection’ which rolled into the show on March 17th.
Read MoreKelley Earnhardt: “I could have been something big on the race track.”
It’s long been rumored and speculated that in the early stages of the Earnhardt children’s racing career, Kelley was the one who had the most potential.
However, she climbed out of the racing seat and went into a different role within the racing industry.
Read MoreNASCAR team owner Richard Childress says he has cars sitting in his museum, not at an auction
Three Dale Earnhardt cars are rolling across the auction block today. Comments from NASCAR team owner Richard Childress have left us to believe the cars could not genuine.
Today, a 20-car collection is set to roll across the auction block.
Read MoreDale Earnhardt race cars join massive 20-car collection at auction this week; It includes the car that claimed his 7th NASCAR championship
If you don’t know anything about NASCAR, you still know the famed black No. 3 machine.
The Earnhardt Collection is set to roll across the auction block.
Read MoreOriginally, NASCAR wasn’t going to allow Dale Earnhardt Jr to run the number 8 for just one race
Dale Earnhardt Jr: “The number eight is coming back!”
For 2019, JR Motorsports has moved a few numbers around. In addition, they’ve picked up the number 8. The seat will be shared with confirmed drivers of Zane Smith,
Read MoreIconic #8 to JR Motorsports for the 2019 NASCAR season
Jr Motorsports: #1, #7, #8, #9
MOORESVILLE, N.C. (Jan, 2019) – With a new season on the horizon, JR Motorsports is off to a fresh start. Today, through a video from team owner Dale Earnhardt Jr., the team announced the restructuring of its car number lineup in the NASCAR Xfinity Series.
Read MoreNASCAR team owner Glen Wood has died at age 93
Glen Wood: July 18, 1925 – January 18, 2019
Glen Wood and his brother Leonard Wood co-founded Wood Brothers Racing over fifty years ago in 1953.
The team is one of the oldest teams on the grid today. They’ve run 1546 races over 65 seasons and collected 99 wins along the way,
Read MoreDavid Pearson: “I’m just a plain ol’ country boy, what you want to call it.”
David Pearson, widely respected as one of the best drivers in the history of NASCAR, died on Monday. The cause of death is still largely unknown.
In December 2014, the family announced that Pearson had suffered a stroke.
Read MoreDale Earnhardt Jr had a talk with Martin Truex Jr after the race at Martinsville Speedway
Earnhardt Jr said to Truex Jr after Martinsville: “Come on Martin! Quit being so clean.”
Martin Truex Jr and Joey Logano were in a battle for 10 laps at Martinsville Speedway. In the course of that battle,
Read MoreWard Burton: “If I was in the 22 I would have done the exact same thing. He didn’t wreck him he moved him.”
Martinsville Speedway put on a show once again. A bump and run with a door banging finish has the fan base excited as the series heads to Texas Motor Speedway.
Read MoreThe cola wars have surfaced in NASCAR
It’s not the first time the Monster Energy logos have been excluded from Hendrick cars, when allowed
Mtn Dew has sponsored many NASCAR Cup Series drivers. Notably mentions include Dale Earnhardt Jr, Kasey Kahne, Darrell Waltrip and several more. Many of those drivers have gone to victory lane.
Read MoreDale Earnhardt Jr explains his note taking system; Following multiple concussions from NASCAR crashes, he was prepared
Dale Earnhardt Jr spent 19 years in the NASCAR Cup Series. However, his career was cut short following multiple concussions that forced him into an early retirement.
On June 12, 2016 Dale Earnhardt Jr hit the wall at Michigan International Speedway.
Read MoreNoah Gragson will run full-time in the NASCAR Xfinity Series
MOORESVILLE, N.C. (Sept. 25, 2018) – Today, during an episode of its popular JRM360 video series, JR Motorsports announced the addition of Noah Gragson to the team’s NASCAR Xfinity Series stable of drivers for 2019. Gragson has been tabbed in a multi-year deal that places him behind the wheel of JRM’s No.
Read MoreDale Earnhardt Jr went to sit in his old seat, got to talking and nearly missed final practice ahead of his return
Dale Earnhardt Jr returned to the drivers seat for the first time since Homestead of last year. In the post-retirement age of his NASCAR career, he still had commitments to complete.
Read MoreDale Earnhardt Jr talks future plans and cool moments following his one-off return to NASCAR last night
Dale Earnhardt Jr is fresh off his one-off return to NASCAR. The 15-time most popular driver has returned for the first time since his full-time retirement following the 2017 racing season.
Leading up the race,
Read MoreNASCAR Xfinity Series race results from Richmond Raceway on September 21st, 2018
Tonight, the NASCAR Xfinity Series takes the green at Richmond Raceway. It’s the playoff opener for the NXS division.
View the full 2018 Richmond Xfinity race results below.
Christopher Bell and Dale Earnhardt Jr will lead the field to the green flag in the 250-lap event.
Read MoreNASCAR Xfinity Series starting lineup for the race at Richmond Raceway on September 21, 2018
Tonight, the NASCAR Xfinity Series will take the green flag. Richmond Raceway is set to host the Go Bowling 250 in Virginia. Before they race, they must qualify.
View the full 2018 Richmond Raceway starting lineup for the NASCAR Xfinity Series race below.
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