Dale Earnhardt Sr.

Dale Earnhardt is considered one of the greatest drivers in NASCAR history, and is arguably it's greatest driver of all time.

But if you look past the seven NASCAR Winston Cup championships and 76 Cup wins, he was known as an ambassador to the sport, an elder statesmen of sorts. That's all not to mention his exciting driving style and drafting prowess.

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Dale Sr. drove the #8 car in only one Nascar Cup Series race. It was his first race on May 25, 1975, the Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway. He started 33rd and finished 22nd. Dale did drive the #8 in 44 Busch Series races from 1984 to 1988.

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Dale Earnhardt Sr. liked to work on his car and race it most of the time. He was working full time by day, welding and mounting tires. He was racing or working on his cars by night.

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Dale Earnhardt married his first wife, Latane Brown, in 1968. They divorced in 1970, shortly after Brown gave birth to their son in 1969.

Earnhardt married his second wife, Brenda Gee in 1971. Dale and Brenda divorced in 1974, shotly after their son was born.

Dale married his last wife, Teresa Houston in 1982.

Dale Jr's favorite NFL team is the Washington Redskins.

"NEVER" He drives in Nascar, The INDY 500 is open wheel cars, (Champ & Indy)

Never! Different type car.

No, he did not. Dale Sr. died on February 18, 2001 and Jimmie Johnson's first Cup Series race was on October 7, 2001.

Dale Sr.'s memorial service was held at Charlotte's Calvary Church. This church is a non denominational church founded in 1939. The church was probably used for Dale Sr.'s memorial service because it's worship space holds 5000 people. Dale Sr.'s was buried in a private family at St. Mark's Lutheran Church in Mooresville, N.C. The Lutheran pastor at St. Mark's was reported as the family's pastor in the press. Dale Jr. has not publicly professed a denominational affiliation, although he has spoken about a belief in God. I don't think you can surmise Dale Jr.'s has an affiliation with the Lutheran church or Calvary Church just because Dale Sr.'s funerals were held there. Teresa Earnhardt, Dale Sr.'s spouse, would have been responsible for his funeral arrangements.

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In 1970, when Dale Earnhardt was 19 years old, his neighbors let him have their 1956 Ford Victoria. His father Ralph built the engine and the friends of the family helped paint it. When they mixed the paint it accidentally came out pink. Since they did not have enough money to repaint the car, it was left that way. Dale drove the pink race car around the local dirt tracks of North Carolina.

Dale Sr. won one race on a road course. It was on May 7, 1995 at Sears Point Raceway (now known as Sonoma Raceway).

Dale Sr. finished in the top ten in Nascar Cup Series championship points standings 20 times in his career.

• Kerry (December 8, 1969)
• Kelley (August 28, 1972)
• Dale Jr. (October 10, 1974)
• Taylor Nicole (December 20, 1988)

The price of Dale Earnhardt race cards will vary depending on the condition of the card. A flawless card can be worth several hundred dollars depending on the edition and year the card was published.

His children were: Kerry (born on December 8th, 1969) Kelley King (August 28th, 1972) Ralph Dale Jr (October 10th, 1974) and Taylor Nicole (December 20th, 1988) His wife at the time of his death was Teresa.

You can see it on Google earth. It's located behind his home which is behind Dale Earnhardt Inc. in Mooresville, North Carolina. Located in the middle of an open meadow. It is a marble mosileum.

The 1999 Winston Cup champion was: Dale Jarret in car #88 # Driver Races Points Winnings

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1 Dale Jarrett 34 5262 6,649,596

2 Bobby Labonte 34 5061 4,763,615

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