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Amy Reimann has been Dale Jr's girlfriend over the past several years.

Note: On a whole, Dale Jr. does not make his personal life public knowledge. We cannot pinpoint exact dates when someone began or ended a relationship.

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00 David Reutimann- 6'0'' 1 Martin Truex Jr- 5'11'' 2 Kurt Busch- 5'11'' 5 Mark Martin- 5'6'' 6 David Ragan 6'0'' 07 Casey Mears- 5'8'' 7 Robby Gordon- 5'10'' 9 Kasey Kahne- 5'8'' 11 Denny Hamlin- 6'0'' 12 David Stremme- 5'9'' 14 Tony Stewart- 5'9'' 16 Greg Biffle- 5'10'' 17 Matt Kenseth- 5'9'' 18 Kyle Busch- 5'9'' 19 Elliot Sadler- 6'2'' 20 Joey Logano- 6'1'' 24 Jeff Gordon-5'7'' 26 Jamie McMurray- 5'8'' 29 Kevin Harvick- 5'10'' 31 Jeff Burton- 5'7'' 33 Clint Bowyer- 6'0'' 34 John Andretti- 5'5'' 39 Ryan Newman- 5'11'' 42 Juan Pablo Montoya- 5'6'' 43 Reed Sorenson- 5'10'' 44 A.J. Allmendinger- 5'6'' 47 Marcos Ambrose- 5'11'' 48 Jimmie Johnson- 5'11'' 55 Michael Waltrip- 6'5'' 71 David Gilliland- 5'9'' 77 Sam Hornish Jr.-5'11'' 82 Scott Speed 5'10'' 83 Brian Vickers-5'11'' 88 Dale Earnhardt Jr.- 6'0'' 96 Bobby Labonte- 5'9'' 98 Paul Menard- 5'10'' 99 Carl Edwards- 6'1''

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In 2003, Matt Kenseth won the last Nascar Winston Cup Series championship. The following season the series was known as the Nextel Cup. The name was again changed in 2008 to the Sprint Cup.

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Yes. Christy had her baby Thanksgiving morning, November 25, 2010. His name is Carter Scott McMurray. He was 7lbs and 20 in. long.

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Dale Sr. was nicknamed 'Ironhead' due to his stubborn ways. When he first started dirt track racing, he wouldn't take advice from everyone.

Unfortunately this way of thinking helped lead to his untimely death. Dale never wanted to wear head and neck restraints, because they were uncomfortable and restrictive. Wearing the HANS device is now mandatory in Nascar.

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Matt Kenseth and his family currently live in North Carolina.

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Tony Stewart does not make his personal life public knowledge.

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Matt Kenseth drives the #20 car for Joe Gibbs Racing.

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singer/song writer Travis Powell

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You may be thinking of Elton Sawyer and Patty Moise, who both competed in the Busch Grand National series in the 90's.

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This question cannot be answered exactly, the info you would like is usually closed to the public, but the salary is determind by the amount of money from the sponcor, what the owner is willing to pay, and what the crew chief thinks the crew member is worth. There are several schools of thought and facts, many lessor teams average between $30,000 to $50,000, middle range teams $40,000 to $70,000, top teams $60,000 to $90,000, A few even more, but they are the best of the best. This is a hard question to give exactitudes, the team owner(s) and sponsors determine the wages for crew members, with great sponsors comes huge money.

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Although, there are many positions in cheerleading, many are focused around a stunt. Within each stunt there are 4 positions. First, a flyer. The flyer is the individual who gets thrown up or pushed up in the air. A flyers job is to be very tight, and selfcontroling while at the same time flexible, aware of her surroundings and focused. Supporting the flyer there is a maximum of 4 people - two bases, a backspot and a front spot. The bases are the ones who are the most responsible for getting a flyer into the air aswell as her safety coming back down to the ground. Bases usually hold the flyers feet in a specific way, depending on the stunt. A bases must have upper body strength aswell as leg strength. It is very important the base's legs give most of the power in lifting the flyer. This prevents pulling back muscles. A bases aswell as the entire stunt group must keep their eyes on the flyer at all times. The backspot is responsible in assisting a flyer into a stunt aswell as security once the flyer is in the air. The flyer is usually loaded in by the backspot grabbing the flyers waist of butt depending on the stunt. When coming out of a stunt the backspot job is to support the flyers back. The front spot is the last part of a stunt. The front is usually present for ankle support for the flyer or wrist support for the bases. The front is also there for security incase of a fall When dismounting a stunt the front is responsible for the flyer's legs. There are other various positions in cheerleading such as tumblers who tumble throughout the rountine. The entire team usually participates in dancing.

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When was he born

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Yes. Dale Jr. is the late Dale Earnhardt Sr's son.

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2009 season he made a little over 4 million for the season according to wiki.com. In his lifetime with the Cup series, he had made over 27 million dollars.

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In 1967 Cale Yarborough won the 400 and then won the 500 in 1968, in 1976 and 1977 he did it again.

Bobby Alison did it 1987 and 1988; Jeff Gordon in 1998 and 1999; Dale Jarrett in 1999 and 2000; Micahel Waltrip in 2002 and 2003; and Jeff Gordon in 2004 and 2005.

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In 2011, Alan Gustafson will be Jeff Gordon's crew chief.

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Yes, he drove a #96 Ford for Will Cronkite in 1978. It was a Torino purchased from Bud Moore's team.

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Carl Edwards attended the University of Missouri.

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Ward Burton is 49 years old (birthdate: October 25, 1961).

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37 Passengers

7 Crew Members

4 Hijackers

48 people died.

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Dale Drove the #3 Wrangler Pontiac Ventura in 1981, but not in the Busch Grand National Series. It was in the Nascar Sportsmans Division.