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Tribute to Dale Earnhardt

Since Dale Earnhradt was MY Hero;
I am devoting My Website to him.
As I was watching this Daytona 500 Race & seen the accident I knew this was NOT the normal everyday Nascar accident; he had to be badly hurt if not dead!!
It was a deathly accident,a very sad day for many...

All My Driving Skills I have learned from watching
Dale Racing.
I am Honored to have been able to view Dale on T.V.
I cannot remember missing one of Nascar's Races.
Never was I lucky enough to Go to One of HIS Races.
My Son Shawn, 9 yrs. of age has never missed any one of His Races since very young in age,{9 months}.
Sitting closely to me on the sofa, as WE watched OUR Hero Race around the Tracks..
Shawn has Honored His Hero; His Tribute to Dale Sr.
was having His room done up with ALL of Dales Cars.
He asked Me to bluid him a Race Track around his room on the walls.
TO include all of Dales Miniature Cars.
It was a done deal...

Legend of Ralph Dale Earnhardt

(Born April 29, 1951, Kannapolis, N.C., U.S. — died Feb. 18, 2001, Daytona, Fla.) U.S. automobile racer.
He earned Rookie of the Year honours on the National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing's Winston Cup series in 1979.
In his career he drove to seven Winston Cup titles (1980, 1986 – 87, 1990 – 91, 1993 – 94), equaling the mark of Ricard Petty.
Earnhardt gained a reputation as an aggressive driver and became known as "the Intimidator."
He died from injuries suffered in a crash during the final lap of the 2001 Daytona 500.

Cars Driven by Dale Sr.

Dale Earnhardt dropped out of high school after eighth grade, tried 3 times to fnish his grade 9.
Argued with his Father, who wanted him to complete high school, and drove on dirt tracks.
Although Earnhardt became famous for driving a black car emblazoned with the number 3,
his first dirt-track car was a 1956 hot-pink Ford Sedan.
His Father had built the engine.
The color >pink< was an error when His father mixed together different paints to
make it >green< but low in cash >pink< it had to be.
He raced his pink car on dirt tracks around Charlotte, North Carolina.
HIS Father Ralph was also a Driver.
Earnhardt's Mother gave his Father's race cars to Earnhardt.

Dale began his first Winston cup Racing in 1974;drove an Ed Negre car and
finished 22nd in the race.
Dale Sr. drove a #96 in four races for Will Cronkite. It was a Ford Torino.
That was also the year he made his first start for Rod Osterlund driving #98.
He switched to the #2 in his rookie season of 1979.
He made his Cup debut driving a #8 Dodge for Ed Negre at Charlotte in 1975.
In 1976 he drove a race in the #30 and #77.
In 1977 he drove a race in the #19.
Dale drove the circuits for 22 yrs. Won 7 Winston Cups;Plus 76 careers wins.

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