When he died, Dale Sr. was racing for owner Richard Childress, who owned the #3 car and had a hand in marketing his driver as “The Intimidator,” and it was while driving for Childress that Dale got ...

When Dale Earnhardt Jr. climbed out of the famed No. 3 Wrangler Chevrolet under the Florida lights on July 2, 2010, the NASCAR world held its collective breath.

NASCAR driver and broadcaster Dale Earnhardt Jr revealed his quest to secure his famous grandfather's autograph - more than 50 years after his death ...

Jr. said he never pranked any of his friends that he was afraid would get him back in a bad way, though he admitted he misread Topher’s reaction and for obvious, high-blood-pressure inducing reasons, ...

"Well, I've won a road course." That is the most Dale Earnhardt reaction ever. The post NASCAR Sonoma Throwback: Celebrating ...

Luke Combs is bringing some serious star power to his next music video. Ahead of the July 25 release of Combs’ latest single, “Back in the Saddle,” the singer took to Instagram to tease the track’s ...

The Speedway Classic will offer a rare crossover of sorts between Major League Baseball and NASCAR – the less said about the ...

Matthew Martin, son of NASCAR legend Mark Martin, recently shared a picture with the late Dale Earnhardt Sr. and himself as a toddler.

Dale Earnhardt Jr. watched JR Motorsports driver Justin Allgaier win the NASCAR Nashville Xfinity race, who celebrated with his own daughters.

Feeling fresh off his first win as a crew chief in his first race on the box, Dale Earnhardt Jr. trolled his Hendrick Motorsports friends. Dale Jr. helped lead Connor Zilisch to the win at Pocono.

NASCAR legend Dale Earnhardt Jr. stepped in as a crew chief for 18-year-old Connor Zilisch, giving him the unique perspectives of having been a crew chief and a team owner.