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Mr. Dale
Earnhardt,and Dale Earnhardt Jr.
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The Nascar Community has lost it's greatest driver ever
-----Bill France-----
The Nascar community is in
shock. Dale Earnhardt, the 7 time Winston Cup
Champion died on February 18, 2001 in the final turn of the final lap at the
Daytona Motor Speedway. Dale lived life to it's fullest. He
accomplished
what
only 1 other driver has ever done. He was the winningest driver ever
at
Daytona. He won 76 races, the Daytona 500, and the No Bull Million.
But he
did
something no other driver has ever done. He made Nascar what it is today.
Every once in a while a person
comes along in life that serves as a role model,
or your hero. For me it was Dale Earnhardt. He epitomized the word
champion.
He was aggressive. He had the burning desire to achieve. He was a devoted
family
man. He was a winner not only on the track, but off it as well. He
entertained us
week after week, season after season. He never gave up. But on
Sunday Feb 18,
2001 we saw another side of Dale Earnhardt. We saw an unselfish man who
elected
to protect the lead of his new driver, Michael Waltrip and his son Dale
Jr. Instead
of trading paint and going for the win which was with in his grasp, he held back
and protected his people. In the end, it cost him his life. He died
doing what he
loved the most, competing.
God Speed Dale Earnhardt.
You have taken that final checkered flag. You are a
winner and a true champion. The sport of Nascar racing won't be the same
with
out you, but it is a better place because of you.
Our prayers are with the
Earnhardt family, RCR, DEI and the entire Nascar Family.
We loved you Dale. We always will.
Here's the proof that Dale will forever be with us. Click the 3 in the Sky below
Many thanks Brent for allowing me to use this.
There's a 3 car in Victory Lane at Daytona!
After
leading 62 of 120 laps, Dale Earnhardt Jr has brought the 3 car back to
Victory Lane at Daytona. Dale Jr. dominated the Busch race on Feb. 16,
2002.
As you watched him race, it became more and more evident that he was a man
on a mission. Seldom to show emotion, Dale Jr. was very close
today. Maybe
now he will have the closure he needs. How proud the Intimidator must be
today.
2001
Tragedy to Victory
The
2001 season was a season most of us will never forget. A hero was
lost. But, was
was he really gone?? Think about it. In the final turn of the final
lap of the Daytona 500
Dale Earnhardt held the pack off as if saying you two go for it. You have
the talent, you
have the equipment, I have taught you, your time has come. In the end, he
lost his life.
BUT, think about the season. Rockingham, Steve Park driving
for DEI wins. Atlanta,
The Goodwrench Chevrolet driven by Kevin Harvick, carrying an unfamiliar 29 on
the side
wins by thousands of a second in a carbon copy of Dale's win over Labonte
in the 2000
race. Daytona, Dale Jr. is strong all night. A late caution puts him
back in the pack with
only a few laps to go. He charges to the front with Waltrip on his back
bumper to win. A
reversal of the Daytona 500 and an emotional gathering in the infield that will
never be
forgotten. Taladega, Earnhardt Jr. is strong all day and takes the win and
the No Bull
million. The identical situation of the year prior which was Dale's last
win.
Was there another driver in those cars?? A driver with a smug grin on his
face?? Was
there an invisible "mile wide" Black Chevy leading the way?? Was
there Divine intervention?
Or was it just a devoted father, true friend, an Intimidator, a Legend,
looking down and saying
"YOUR TIME HAS COME"
Maybe it was just 4 young guns that grew up in the shadow of greatness and
learned from the
best.
Blakchev
Dale Earnhardt Jr.(#8 BUD), Steve Park (#1 Penzoil), Micheal Waltrip (#15 Napa)
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Rubbin to get by some one
when they're pinchin you down
ain't rough, it's racing
-Dale Earnhardt
The 2002 season is here.
For many of us it will signal the coming of spring. For most
it will be a time of remembrance.
There will be no black 3 car charging to the front. There will be no intimidator
walking
hand in hand with his wife. There will be no father son team racing together.
There will
be no mile wide black Chevy holding the lead or filling a competitors rear view mirror.
This year, for the first time since 1979, there will be no Dale Earnhardt.
It's hard to believe a year
has come and gone since the loss of this great man. Never again will
we see such a driven competitor on the track. What we are left with is the
son, the offspring of
a legacy and the racing dynasty they built. As we watch Little E evolve
into a true champion, we
will always remember the loving father that taught him, inspired him, and gave
him the will and
desire to achieve.
God Bless you Dale Earnhardt. And thanks for the memories.
Blakchev
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