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Dale Jarrett is a sports commentator and used to be a NASCAR driver.

Only one driver has ever won three consecutive championships in NASCAR's premier series: Cale Yarborough. However, Jimmie Johnson is in a position to match Yarborough's feat with another title in 2008.

Jimmie Johnson tied Cale Yarborough's record in 2008. He surpassed it in 2009, by winning his fourth consecutive championship.

Johnson went on to win his fifth consecutive championship in 2010. His streak came to an end in 2011 when Tony Stewart won the title.

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No. While he did test a Formula 1 car on one occasion, Jeff Gordon has never ran an "Indy" style series.

Not sure about his partial schedules in 1975-1978, as there is very little information about crew chiefs for those years, but his full-time crew chiefs were (year:race #):

Jake Elder, 1979:01-1980:13

Doug Richert, 1980:14-1981:04

Dale Inman, 1981:05-1981:20

Kirk Shelmerdine, 1981:21-1981:31, 1984:01-1992:29

Bud Moore(?), 1982:01-1983:30

Andy Petree, 1993:01-1995:31

David Smith, 1996:01-1996:31

Larry McReynolds, 1997:01-1998:13

Kevin Hamlin 1998:14-2001:01

He drove for Bud Moore in 1982 and 1983, and Bud Moore used to be crew chief for his own cars, but I'm not positive Moore was the crew chief for Earnhardt (it's possible by then he had hired some other crew chief to replace himself.)

There are four ways to qualify for the Nascar All-Star race. If a driver is a previous All-Star race winner, they will be eligible to compete for 10 years. A driver must win at least one race in the current or previous season. If the driver did not win a race, they will have to finish in first or second place in the Sprint Showdown, which is held just before the All-Star event. The last way, is a fan vote. This vote starts weeks before the event and the winner is revealed at the end of pre-race show.

Darrel Waltrip married Stephanie "Stevie" Rader in 1969; they have 2 children together, Jessica Leigh and Sarah Kailyn.

Terry Labonte won the Nascar Winston Cup Series championship in 1996.

The main drivers in Nascar that are married are Jeff Gordon, Carl Edwards, Elliot Sadler, Kurt Busch, Mark Martin, Matt Kenseth, Kevin Harvick, Jeff Burton, Jimmie Johnson and Michael Waltrip that I know of.

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.

In the NASCAR Sprinr Cup Series, the oldest driver is Mark Martin. He is ranked 13, 305 points behind at the time of this question. Mark is 50 years old.

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

Not all of them are though. NASCAR goes to two road courses that make both left and right turns. Racing always consists of a circle and enable to keep speeds and thrill up, you have to go in only one direction with banking in the corners to keep the speed up as well.

Yes. Kyle Busch married Samantha Sarcinella on December 31, 2010.

Yes, Ryan Newman went to Stewart-Haas Racing and he is going to be sponsored by the U.S. Army for 3 years according to NASCAR.com. He is going to have that sponsor for 22 races including the All-Star Challenge and his other sponsor is undecided, (front runner Burger King).

Kevin drives the #4 (Budweiser/Jimmy John's/Rheem) in the Sprint Cup Series, and the #5 (Hunt Brothers Pizza) part-time in the Nationwide Series.

The teams are always selling used race cars for use in lower NASCAR racing classes. If you want something more new, without shelling out all that dough for a shop, equiptment, research, and so on, most of the teams would be happy to take care of your needs, provided, you have the cash, and the talent to pilot it. I think Hendrick still offers a rental program, where, he will rent you a car that will more than qualify, and, I think he will even rent you a team to pit it, and a tuner to fine tune it. That would be my choice. A proven winner, and you return it until the next race. What more could any racer want?!

In the 2014 Nascar Cup Series, Kurt Busch will drive the #41 Chevy SS for Stewart-Haas Racing.

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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