His family also followed him onto the track, most notably his son Dale Earnhardt Jr., who had his own 19-year career in NASCAR. The “Earnhardt” documentary takes a deeper look at the family ...

One year after Richard's final title, a new champion was crowned: Dale Earnhardt. The North Carolina native took the mantle from Petty as the dominant force in NASCAR. Earnhardt took his first Cup ...

Here’s what you’ll learn when you read this story: The new Prime Video docuseries Earnhardt profiles the famous NASCAR family, examining Dale Sr.’s racing legacy and life away from the sport.

Amazon Prime recently posted the first look of Episode 4 of the documentary on Dale Earnhardt Jr.'s father on Instagram. In the post, Dale Jr. opened up about the mixed emotions he felt after ...

NASCAR Xfinity Series team owner Dale Earnhardt Jr. and sister Kelley Earnhardt Miller celebrate after winning the 2024 Xfinity Series championship - Source: Imagn Kelley Earnhardt Miller touched ...

Dale Jr.‘s vision was simple, he wanted a piece of the company, but his stepmother Teresa Earnhardt wasn’t fond of that, reportedly saying, “If Dale Jr. doesn’t want to stick around here ...

Dale Earnhardt Jr. will return to the NASCAR broadcast booth for Amazon Prime Video's coverage of the Coca-Cola 600. This will be Amazon Prime's first of five Cup Series races broadcast ...

A new docuseries chronicling the life and career of famous NASCAR driver Dale Earnhardt has finally dropped. The four-part series is executive produced by Ron Howard and Brian Grazer and includes ...

Dale Earnhardt Jr. worked in the NBC broadcast booth after he retired from full-time Cup Series racing in 2017. Following a year off in 2024, the NASCAR Hall of Famer returns to covering the sport ...

Dale Earnhardt Sr. and his son, Dale Earnhardt Jr., were both racing in the Daytona 500 on February 18, 2001, when Dale Sr. was involved in a wreck that would take his life. On the final lap ...

The Intimidator. The Man in Black. Ironhead. One Tough Customer. Dale Earnhardt was called all of those — he was such a legendary NASCAR figure that just one nickname wasn’t enough.