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.

On Monday, Jr Motorsports announced that the No. 8 font that Earnhardt Jr. made famous while driving for Dale Earnhardt Incorporated and Chance 2 Motorsports will be featured on Smith’s car in 2025.

As shared in a new social media post, Dale Earnhardt Jr. recently sat down with David Green, who shared a story few fans had heard before—how Dale Earnhardt Sr.

Today's race at Dover Motor Speedway is not going to be a walk in the park for drivers. Dale Earnhardt Jr. already knows it ...

Dale Earnhardt Jr. shares a nostalgic Myrtle Beach memory with Kelley’s iconic hand-me-down ride, showcasing family racing ...

17 years later, Dale Earnhardt Jr. and Budweiser will bring back the iconic red and black paint scheme number 8 Chevy at Florence Motor Speedway next month.

Dale Earnhardt Jr. after Justin Allgaier put the JR Motorsports car in the Daytona 500: “Where else do you go and barely make the field and cry tears of joy?" ...

In addition to the infamous red-and-black paint scheme, Earnhardt Jr. will return to his stylized No. 8, made famous during his tenure behind the wheel from 1999 through 2007.

Dale Earnhardt Jr. after Justin Allgaier put the JR Motorsports car in the Daytona 500: “Where else do you go and barely make the field and cry tears of joy?" ...