Dale Earnhardt Jr.

Yes, he was. Dale Sr. married Brenda Gee in 1971. They had a daughter Kelley in 1972 and the couple divorced not long after Dale Jr. was born in 1974.

1. DirecTV 500 - April 2, 2000
2. Pontiac Excitement 400 - May 6, 2000
3. Pepsi 400 - July 7, 2001
4. MBNA Cal Ripken Jr. 400 - September 23, 2001
5. EA Sports 500 - October 21, 2001
6. Aaron's 499 - April 21, 2002
7. EA Sports 500 - October 6, 2002
8. Aaron's 499 - April 6, 2003
9. Checker Auto Parts 500 - November 2, 2003
10. Daytona 500 - February 15, 2004
11. Golden Corral 500 - March 14, 2004
12. Chevy American Revolution 400 - May 15, 2004
13. Sharpie 500 - August 28, 2004
14. EA Sports 500 - October 3, 2004
15. Checker Auto Parts 500 - November 7, 2004
16. USG Sheetrock 400 - July 10, 2005
17. Crown Royal 400 - May 6, 2006
18. Lifelock 400 - June 15, 2008
19. Quicken Loans 400 - June 17, 2012

Bristol International Raceway

Atlanta International Raceway

Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway

Martinsville Speedway

Charlotte Motor Speedway

Darlington Raceway

Talladega Superspeedway

North Wilkesboro Speedway

Richmond Fairgrounds Raceway

North Carolina Motor Speedway

Pocono International Raceway

Michigan International Speedway

Phoenix International Raceway

Sears Point Raceway

Daytona International Speedway

Dover Downs International Speedway

Indianapolis Motor Speedway

Junior drives anything Chevy. He owns three Camaros which include a 2001 "Intimidator SS" Camaro, a Chevrolet Z71 pickup, a Corvette, two Suburbans, a 1964 Impala and a 1955 Bel Air. Among others.

Dale Earnhardt, Jr.'s father Ralph Dale Earnhardt, Sr. was born on April 29, 1951. He died in a racing accident on February 18, 2001, in Daytona Beach, Florida.

I am not really sure but he has been in NASCAR a long time so he has probably had a lot!!

Dale Jr. wanted to keep the #8 when he made his move to Hendrick Motorsports in 2008, but his former team owner wouldn't allow it. Junior originally drove for Dale Earnhardt Inc. (DEI), who was owned by Junior's stepmother Teresa Earnhardt. She refused to release the #8, so Junior chose #88.

He wasn't allowed much in the form of decision making at DEI, and he had a close friendship with Hendrick and his late Son, It was the obvious move. I to am happy he did. Answer

Because he's a smart guy. Let's face it Hendrick's got it figured out. Gordon and Johnson are great drivers, (especially Gordon), and Hendrick's domination in the last 10 years is unquestionable. Also, the Hendrick team has figured out the Car of Tomorrow, and have won nearly all those races this year. Junior wants to drive for a winner. And you can writhe and Nash your teeth all you want, but this is a winning team.

At last, Gordon and Junior are teammates. Yeah. I like it. What do you think all the hillbillies with summer teeth are going to think of their boy Junior now? Their faith in the system must be really in doubt.

It's a great move for Hendrick, it's a great move for Junior, and now we'll have a product in the Hendrick team with him replacing Kyle Bush, that isn't so unpredictable.

Yeah, Jeff and Junior. What a team.

The closest Dale Jr. came to winning the championship was in 2003, when he finished 3rd in points. He also finished 5th in 2004 and 2006.

Her name is Brenda Gee, and she is the mother of both Dale Junior and Kelley Earnhardt-Elledge.

Yes, he does. That is his natural hair color.

In the Nascar Sprint Cup Series, Dale Jr. drives the #88 car with the National Guard and Diet Mountain Dew as his primary sponsors.

In the Natiionwide Series, he is the co-owner of JR Motorsports, which fields three cars, the #5, #7 and the #88.

Ralph Dale Earnhardt, Jr. (aka Dale Jr.) was born on October 10, 1974.

He resides in Mooresville, North Carolina.

Yes, he was. Dale Earnhardt Jr. finished second in the 2001 Daytona 500.

No one, except on the rare occasions when the number is brought onto the track for Dale, Jr to drive. It was retired after Dale Sr's death. This applies to Sprint Cup only. In the NASCAR Nationwide series, Austin Dillon, Richard Childress grandson drives the #3.

On November 12, 2008, Dale Earnhardt Inc. and Chip Ganassi Racing with Felix Sabates merged to form Earnhardt-Ganassi Racing. The team is co-owned by Teresa Earnhardt, Chip Ganassi and Felix Sabates. The Dale Earnhardt Inc. campus is still open to visitors and owned by Teresa Earnhardt.

No. He has never been married, to date he keeps his private life off the radar.

When Dale Jr. won the 1998 and 1999 Busch Series championships he drove the #3 car. He drove the #31 prior to that. Since then, he has driven multiple car numbers which include the 3, 5, 8, 81, 83 and 88 cars in the Busch Series (now known as the Nationwide Series).

He went to the Oak Ridge Military Academy for a period of time and then returned to Mooresville Senior High School in Mooresville, NC.

Dale Jr's contract with Hendrick Motorsports runs through 2017.

At least $500.