Dale Earnhardt Sr. (the joint record-holder of the most championships won by a single driver with seven) and made an impressive career for himself. Junior won two Xfinity Series championships ...

highlighting Dale Sr.'s milestones in stock car racing. Nicknamed The Intimidator, the former Richard Childress Racing driver won 76 Cup races and seven championships, tying the all-time record ...

One such example is the Winston 500 at Talladega Superspeedway, where Dale Earnhardt Sr. and Kenny Wallace competed in a ...

Dale Earnhardt Jr., one of NASCAR’s most beloved figures, recently experienced a poignant reunion with one of the most ...

Dale Earnhardt Jr. shares the surprising calm of Dale Earnhardt Sr. after his near-fatal crash, revealing a crucial lesson in ...

After the race, he climbed out of the car, and was told by MRN Radio’s ... I’m anywhere close to the same level of Stewart and Dale Sr.” ...

Austin Hill won for a record breaking ninth time on drafting style tracks, breaking a record he shared with Tony Stewart and Dale Earnhardt Sr ... climbing out of the car.

When Dale Earnhardt was on the cusp of turning 40, the NASCAR media guides showed a new twist. Was he born in 1951 or 1952?

The father-son relationship between Dale Earnhardt Sr. and Dale Earnhardt Jr. was a tricky one. To say Dale Sr. was a tough dad would probably be an understatement. Ty Norris, one of the earliest ...

"Everything else took a backseat," he says. The series explores how Dale Sr.'s success impacted his son's racing career when Dale Jr. began racing at age 17. "I was watching my dad live this dream ...