Dale Earnhardt Sr.'s iconic black No. 3 car almost never happened. Originally, General Motors wanted the car to be blue to match their brand identity. However, Richard Childress convinced GM to go ...

Dale Earnhardt's No. 3 car became the most identifiable car in all of motor sports. Still, the big one had eluded his grasp. Through all his success, Earnhardt had never won the Daytona 500.

Rockingham’s February 2001 race marked the first NASCAR Cup event after Dale Earnhardt’s sudden death. Here’s how people ...

Teresa Earnhardt, widow of the late NASCAR legend Dale ... as N.C. 3, state highway officials denied to The Charlotte Observer that it had anything to do with Earnhardt’s famous car number.

We see clips of him fishing, strapping his son Dale Earnhardt Jr. into a race car, and driving a John Deere tractor across a field. In addition to these home videos, there's footage from old ...

Wyatt Miller, the 13-year-old grandson of seven-time NASCAR Cup Series champion Dale Earnhardt ... when the engine in his car went up in flames coming out of Turn 4. Miller inherited the race ...