A 400 to 500-mile NASCAR race is a test of endurance as much as skill. Drivers spend three to four hours strapped into the car, navigating long green-flag runs and drawn-out cautions with no opportunity to step away.
Christmas is finally here, and the Earnhardts are in full preparation to celebrate the holiday to its fullest. With careful timing and planning going behind the scenes, the most iconic NASCAR family has meticulously crafted the special day.
Dale Earnhardt Jr. first met Amy 16 years ago, and after roughly seven years of dating, the two married in 2016. One of the earliest public markers of their relationship dates back to December 2011, when they attended NASCAR’s annual awards banquet together.
As a NASCAR Hall of Famer, Dale Earnhardt Jr. has little to regret about how his career unfolded. Even so, there are things he wishes he had done differently.
Despite spending the vast majority of his adult life in the public eye, Dale Earnhardt Jr. still has a few modern-age lessons that can catch him off guard.
Dale Earnhardt Jr. made one of the most interesting confessions he has ever made on a recent episode of the Bless Your Hardt podcast. It wasn’t about race strategy or on-track feuds, but about accidentally eating something he shouldn’t have been eating.
One of the most common challenges race car drivers face once they leave the track and blend into everyday traffic is recalibrating their sense of speed.
Christmas is right around the corner, and preparations for the holidays are in full swing in the Earnhardt household. One of the most important elements that brings life to the festival is the Christmas tree, a decision the whole family usually weighs in on.
If there is one thing that fuels the NASCAR rumor mill as much as a hot run at Daytona, it is a solid sponsorship deal. Today, the Mooresville-based powerhouse JR Motorsports dropped a major announcement that is sure to have fans craving roast beef sandwiches at the track.
Arby's has the meats, and, by proxy, so too does JR Motorsports. On Tuesday, the race team announced a multi-year partnership with the fast food chain that boasts a lineup of more than 3,500 locations in six global markets.
JR Motorsports announced Tuesday a multi-year partnership with Arby’s beginning with the 2026 O’Reilly Auto Parts Series season. Arby’s, the popular fast-food chain, will serve as a primary sponsor eight O’Reilly Auto Parts events this upcoming season with drivers Carson Kvapil, Sammy Smith and Justin Allgaier.
When NASCAR returned the All-Star Race to North Wilkesboro Speedway in 2023, the move resonated immediately with fans, drivers, and teams. The response felt like a homecoming, and much of the public credit landed with Dale Earnhardt Jr., whose long-standing efforts helped breathe life back into the historic venue.
NASCAR has finally achieved a mutual agreement in the charter lawsuit against 23XI Racing and Front Row Motorsports. The sport has agreed to provide a lifetime charter to the teams with certain caveats.
Although the antitrust dispute between NASCAR and its two plaintiff teams, 23XI Racing and Front Row Motorsports, has now been settled, one element of the case stood out to Dale Earnhardt Jr.
Chris Gabehart, who had served as Joe Gibbs Racing’s Director of Competition and was involved with the team in various roles since 2012, has now departed the organization.
While Dale Earnhardt Jr. had nothing to do with the NASCAR antitrust lawsuit, his name came up in text messages that were used as exhibits. Dale Jr. was mentioned along with the concerns from NASCAR leaders regarding the SRX Series.
One specific item that NASCAR Cup Series teams wanted in the new Charter Agreement was permanent charters. NASCAR’s final offer to the teams did not include permanent charters.
The ongoing lawsuit between Michael Jordan's 23XI Racing Team and NASCAR has exposed some pretty uncomfortable truths about the NASCAR business model. While former racing champion Dale Earnhardt Jr.
It is now Day 8 of the 23XI Racing and Front Row Motorsports versus NASCAR antitrust lawsuit trial. The trial is happening after 23XI and FRM filed an antitrust lawsuit against NASCAR in October 2024 alleging monopolistic practices; Dale Earnhardt Jr.
Dale Earnhardt Jr‘s Xfinity team, JR Motorsports, is all set to field a car for Justin Allgaier at the 2026 Daytona 500. Allgaier will notably participate in his second Cup Series outing with Dale Jr’s team.
There is something undeniable about the pull of Daytona International Speedway. It’s a siren song that calls to every racer, mechanic, and fan who has ever smelled burnt rubber and high-octane fuel.