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Dale Earnhardt 1951-2001
Image created by Jonathan Anschutz - 2001
Welcome to my Dale Earnhardt Memorial
This site has been established as a tribute to seven-time Winston Cup champion and NASCAR legend Dale Earnhardt. Dale Earnhardt was killed in a crash in turn four on the last lap of the 43rd Daytona 500. This site will continue to be maintained as long as possible and as long as it is fitting.
Featured Articles
Park wins at Rockingham
February 26, 2001
 ROCKINGHAM - Steve Park harnessed his emotions and drove a Chevrolet owned by Dale Earnhardt Inc. to victory Monday in the completion of the Dura-Lube 400 at North Carolina Speedway.
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An open letter to fans from Teresa Earnhardt
February 23, 2001
I can never fully express my immense gratitude for the overwhelming support we have received.more.
Dale Earnhardt: Through the eyes of
his son
by: Dale Earnhardt Jr. - October 18, 2000
February 22, 2001
I know a man whose hands are so callused that gloves aren't necessary. Once, while cutting down a tree, he cut the back of his hand to the bone with a chainsaw. He didn't even stop to look until the job was done. More.
Reflections of a legend
February 19, 2001
I can remember watching my first NASCAR race on television. It was at Talledega and I decided to stop since there was nothing else on. After several minutes, a wreck occurred and a black race car bearing a stylized white number three went through several horrific rolls before coming to rest. I sat in awe as emergency workers quickly descended upon the scene. A short time later, under the aid of the track workers a man in white and black emerged from the car. He was beaten and battered but he wanted no help. His name was Dale Earnhardt. More.
Death at Daytona
February 18, 2001
Many people remember where they were the day JFK died. Many remember where they were when they heard Martin Luther King Jr was killed. Many remember the explosion of the space shuttle Challenger.
Today, the NASCAR community has lost its greatest driver – Dale Earnhardt. Earnhardt, who earned the nickname “The Intimidator”, died in the most unselfish of ways. More.
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