To paraphrase an old saying, you don’t know what you’ll miss until it’s gone. And that’s exactly what Dale Earnhardt Jr.

Dale Earnhardt Jr. honored one of his former teammates on social media and gave credit to a key figure in building the cars that helped him win back-to-back Busch Series titles. He gave the nod to ...

Sometimes in life, the show must go on. But in February 2001, that phrase was more than just a saying—it became NASCAR’s ...

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

Kevin Harvick will drive the #29 car. Harvick has assumed the driving position for Childress Racing following the death of driver Dale Earnhardt at the Daytona ... Rockingham kind of offered a ...

Dale Earnhardt Jr. once co-wrote a book titled "Driver #8," but another famous No. 8 — Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson — challenged Earnhardt’s race team’s ability to trademark ...

NASCAR Hall of Famer Dale Earnhardt Jr. is now a brand ambassador ... so the vibes and attention to detail that Hard Rock puts into its locations is incredible to me. They have something for ...

The video, originally shared on Reddit, was captioned, "A beam of concrete falls on a car in Mira Road from the ongoing metro work. The driver nearly escaped death." The footage shows a few people, ...

MLB. Brett Gardner and his family were saved from tragic death like his son Miller What is the reason? MLB. The Costa Rica hotel where Brett Gardner's son died adds more mystery to the case ...

The sudden and unexpected trademark battle between Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson and NASCAR legend Dale Earnhardt Jr. has suddenly and unexpectedly ended. Via Jamison Hensley of ESPN.com, Earnhardt ...

NASCAR Hall of Famer Dale Earnhardt Jr. is shifting gears with his No. 8 merchandising. Earnhardt announced on social media Friday that he has secured the right to use a stylized version of No. 8 ...