NASCAR legend Mark Martin recalled facing off against the sport’s Intimidator in the mid-1990s, when Dale Earnhardt Sr.

Dale Earnhardt Jr. recently hosted Doug Richert on his podcast show. During their conversation, Junior and Richert, the former crew chief of Dale Earnhardt Sr.

Nicknamed "The Intimidator," one of NASCAR's most storied figures, Dale Earnhardt Sr. The post “He Threw Me in… Water”: Dale Earnhardt’s Wild Sea Prank That Still Haunts 2X Grammy Winner appeared ...

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

Although Dale Earnhardt was one of the greatest racers ever in NASCAR, his son did not always have a good time because of his ...

Richard Childress Racing isn't what it once was. This is a statement you truly could've been saying for decades now and been correct each time. The former home of Dale Earnhardt hasn't won a Cup title ...

The Earnhardt family’s story in NASCAR is practically a household tale among stock car racing fans. From Dale Sr.’s impact on ...

Suddenly, as the lead pack of cars thundered through the last turn, Dale Sr was clipped in the rear by Sterling Marlin. The ...

It isn’t often that you can tell a story about Dale Earnhardt that his son, Dale Jr., doesn’t already know about. However, ...

During the Ask Jr. segment of his podcast, Dale Earnhardt Jr. was of course asked about the WILD story Kix Brooks of Brooks & ...

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 dedicated his win at Pocono to Davey Allison, who was killed five days earlier in a helicopter crash.