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| DALE EARNHARDT |
| Dale Earnhardt died doing what he did love the best, and that was racing a stock car. Entering the fourth turn on the final lap of the Daytona 500, no racing fan thought that would be the last time Dale would ever go into tht turn, or any other turn for that matter. Dale was immortal to some, a God on Earth to other. And now, and forever, we mourn. the loss. Ralph Dale Earnhardt gave his life for his sport, and this is my tribute to the "Intimidator" |
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| The Famous look of the Intimadator. |
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| The man had the guts to do what others would not. |
| Many thought of Dale as a man that would not give on the track for anyone, no matter who it was. Tragicly, the one time Dale tried to prove everyone wrong, it cost him his life. Dale stayed back to let his son, Dale Jr., and Michael Waltrip, a man just like his brother, go for the win while he ran the block for them. Michael went on to win, Dale Jr. finished second. Dale had a brush with Sterling Marlin, and crashed head first into the wall. Dale died instantly, and the racing world lost one of its greatest. Dale could have fought for the win, but he had his Daytona 500 trophy, so he wanted someone else to have one. Dale died helping his boys on the track, and im sure he wouldnt want it anyother way. |
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| Dale, Dale Jr., and Kerry. Dales family was his true pride and joy. |
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| Dale in a 1982 Bud Moore Ford. |
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| Teresa earnhardt: Teresa lost much more than a favorite driver, she lost her husband that Daytona day. Let us all keep her in our thoughts and prayers. Dale is watching over her, his other family members, and all his fans from up above. |