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Ralph Dale Earnhardt Jr. Wiki Biography

Ralph Dale Earnhardt Jr. was born on 10 October 1974, in Kannapolis, North Carolina USA, and is a race car driver, radio personality, actor, as well as a voice actor. Dale Earnhardt’s father was the well-known NASCAR driver, Dale Sr., who was a seven-time winner of the Winston Cup Series and was also named Winston Cup Series Most Popular Driver, as well as one of NASCAR’s 50 Greatest Drivers, a career which Dale Jr. followed from 2000 until retiring from full-time racing at the end of the 2017 season..

A famous race car driver, just how rich is Dale Earnhardt, as of late 2017? Authoritative sources estimate that Dale’s net worth is over $400 million, largely coming from his career as a professional race car driver. As an example of his income, in 2013, Dale Jr. earned a base salary of $10 million, to which he added a sum of $2.9 million from his winnings, as well as $13 million from various sponsorships.

As Dale Jr, grew up in a family of professional race car drivers, it is not surprising that he took up the same path. Earnhardt began practising at the age of 17 with the help of his father, with whom he also partook in various sport events. Over the years, Earnhardt mastered his driving skills and was given an opportunity to drive in a Busch Series event. Following his father’s footsteps, Dale Jr. drove in the Busch Series in 1996 and ’97, eventually for his father’s team full-time in 1998, when he won the series, and again in the following year. In 1998, he made his first start in the Winston Cup Series at Motegi, Japan in exhibition race, then drove in five Winston Cup races in 1999, before competing full-time in the series in 2000,

He didn’t secure the title of the Rookie of the Year, but finished the year with two wins, including the NASCAR Sprint All-Star Race. Shortly afterwards he was faced with a tragic event in his life; in 2001, Dale Sr. was killed in a crash during the Daytona 500 event, suffering a skull fracture which resulted in instantaneous death. Dale Earnhardt Jr. came back to compete in  races the following week after his father’s death, and later that same year won the EA Sports 500 event, certainly building his net worth.

Subsequently throughout his lengthy racing career, Dale Jr. won the Daytona 500 race in 2004 and 2014, among 26 NASCAR race victories, the last in 2015, and was named the Sprint Cup Series Most Popular Driver eleven times from 2003. His best finish in the Sprint championship was third in 2003. Twice he was side-lined for several races, suffering from concussion, which no doubt had an effect on his overall career results, and perhaps hastened his semi-retirement.

In addition to being a popular NASCAR driver, Dale Earnhardt has made several on-screen appearances as an actor, and featured in such films as Michael Bay’s “Transformers: Dark of the Moon” with Shia LaBeouf and Josh Duhamel, and “Herbie: Fully Loaded” with Lindsay Lohan. Dale Earnhardt is also notable for voicing several characters in the “Scarface: The World Is Yours” video game, an animated film called “Cars” and an episode of “Handy Manny”.

In his personal life, Dale Jr, married longtime girlfriend Amy Reimann on New Year’s Eve 2016; they are based in Lexington, North Carolina. He is an avid supporter of the Washington Redskins American Football team, but his interest in racing cars carries through to his collection of several wrecked during races, although just one of his own.

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Ralph Dale Earnhardt Jr. Trademarks

1. #8 red Budweiser Chevrolet

Ralph Dale Earnhardt Jr. Quotes

• If I wasn’t racing, I’d be working at my dad’s Chevrolet dealership. It was only a couple of years ago that I was the fastest oil-change man in the place.
• I’m so happy to be a part of this team. We have a great unit, and that’s what it takes. It takes a lot more than just a driver. The guys taught me a lot last season, and I’m sure I’ll keep learning about racing for many years to come.
• I don’t really think about carrying on the family racing name, I’m just so proud of my family and real proud to be involved with my father in racing. It’s a good relationship. I’m proud of my father and grandfather and what they’ve done.

Ralph Dale Earnhardt Jr. Important Facts

• He is preparing for the up and coming 2004 Nextel Cup season. Began testing in early January at Daytona. [January 2004]
• (February 15) Won his first Daytona 500 six years to the day his father won his first and only Daytona. [2004]
• Will attempt to pull off the Daytona Double and win the Daytona 500 and Pepsi 400 in the same year. The last drivers to accomplish the feat were Bobby Allison (1982), ‘LeeRoy Yarbrough’ (1969), Cale Yarborough (1968) and ‘Fireball Roberts’ (1962). [July 2004]
• Uncle of Jeffrey Earnhardt.
• Jr.’s first win for Hendricks Motor Sports in the 88 Amp Mt. Dew/National Guard car was in Michigan on June 15, 2008. This was his first win in 76 races. His car ran out of gas as he crossed the finish line and he had to be pushed to Victory Lane.
• Good friends with Chris Cooley, tight end for the Washington Redskins, and Gary Allan.
• Finished the 2001 Daytona 500 in second place, behind team mate Michael Waltrip; it was the same race where his father, Dale Earnhardt Sr., was killed in.
• Appointed Honorary Ambassador of Peace for the Harvey Ball Foundation along with Jackie Chan, Brooke Shields, A.V.T. Shankardass, Jerry Lewis, Prince Albert of Monaco, Jack Nicklaus, Greg Norman, Phil Collins, Jimmy Buffett, Darrell Waltrip, Heather Mills, Yoko Ono, Patch Adams, Sergei Khrushchev and Winnie Mandela.
• Is second in Talladega victories with 5, trailing only Dale Earnhardt Sr., who had 10 victories at the track.
• Beat out Jeff Gordon to win 2005 NASCAR’s Sexiest Driver (an event by FOX that the fans voted on every week).
• He’s named after his paternal grandfather and father, both NASCAR racers. His father, Dale Earnhardt, started DEI (Dale’s place of employment) and his stepmother, Teresa Earnhardt, now owns it. His 2000-2004 crew included two uncles and a cousin (Danny Earnhardt, Tony Eury Sr. and Tony Eury Jr.).
• Burned in a Corvette race at Sonoma; started the next two race still in bandages, but was unable to complete either. John Andretti and Martin Truex Jr. were his substitute drivers.
• His mother’s name is Brenda; his stepmother is Teresa Earnhardt.
• Grandson of dirt track racing legend Ralph Earnhardt.
• Younger half-brother of Nascar driver Kerry Earnhardt.
• Only driver in NASCAR NEXTEL Cup history to pull off a Bristol Sweep in one weekend (won both busch and cup race). [August 2004]
• Owner of the #8 Bass Pro Shops Chevrolet, piloted by Martin Truex Jr., in Busch Series competition.
• Has 12 NASCAR NEXTEL Cup victories. The most of any driver who has entered the NEXTEL Cup Series within the last four years.
• Joins the Allisons (Bobby Allison and Davey Allison) and the Pettys (Lee Petty and Richard Petty) as the third father and son combination to win the Daytona 500.
• On February 15, 2004 he won the Daytona 500. His father won that race six years prior on the same day.
• Has one older half-brother, Kerry Earnhardt (from dad’s first marriage); one older sister, Kelley Earnhardt (second marriage); one younger half-sister, Taylor Nicole Earnhardt (third marriage).
• Entering July 2003, had won the following races in Winston Cup – 2000 Texas 500 and Richmond 400, 2001 Firecracker 400, Delaware 400, and EA Sports 500, 2002 Alabama and EA Sports 500s at Talladega, 2003 Alabama 500.
• Became first driver, since Bill Elliott at Michigan 1985-6, to win four straight races on one super-speedway, doing so at Talladega, October 2001 through April 2003.
• Son of legendary 7-time Winston Cup champion, Dale Earnhardt.
• Made People’s 2002 50 Most Eligible Bachelors list.
• Has one older sister, Kelley Earnhardt; one younger half-sister, Taylor Nicole Earnhardt; one older half-brother, Kerry Earnhardt.
• He is going to be racing a #3 Monte Carlo in two Busch Cup races for the 2002 season.
• 2-Time NASCAR Busch Grand National Series Champion
• First Rookie to win “The Winston” All-Star Event
• Scored his first Daytona victory just 5 months after his father was killed there in the final lap of the 2001 Daytona 500.

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