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Kaulig Racing's Ty Dillon opens up about his relationship with Dale Earnhardt Sr. following the release of the Prime Video documentary.
JR Motorsports owner and Amazon Prime Video NASCAR analyst Dale Earnhardt Jr. describes Amazon Prime Video's NASCAR debut at Charlotte last weekend ahead of Amazon Prime's next race at.
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NASCAR fans argue against the championship format that was in use when the iconic Dale Earnhardt won his seventh Cup Series title.
Earnhardt would go on to win the race on debut for the team, giving Hendrick his first win as an owner in stock car racing. That same year, Earnhardt was back behind the wheel, this time driving the No. 5 entry for All-Star Racing. A year later, the team would hit the track for the first time in competition.
The documentary was made with help from Earnhardt’s friends and family members, and features a ton of rare footage as well as new interviews with those who were closest to him. It documents his rise in NASCAR, his rivalries on the track, his relationship with his family, and of course his untimely death in the 2001 Daytona 500.
Over the years, NASCAR has been the backdrop for numerous intense on-track rivalries that pushed the boundaries of speed, skill, and competition.
Since his father’s death, Dale Jr. has forged a path of his own on and off the track. He is married to the love of his life, Amy Earnhardt (née Reimann), and they’ve built an adorable family together. So, who is Dale Jr.’s wife? Scroll down to learn about how they met, their kids, and more.
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motorsport.com on MSNHere's what makes 'Earnhardt' a documentary every racing fan should watchThe four-part docuseries on Prime Video delves into NASCAR's most famous driver, painting a picture of triumph and tragedy that goes far beyond the race track