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Dale Earnhardt Jr. is not sentimental about the demise of Dale Earnhardt Inc., and he supports the company’s partnership with Chip Ganassi Racing.
Had this week’s merger not happened, Earnhardt isn’t sure DEI could have survived this current economic crisis. The team was formed by the late Dale Earnhardt in 1995 and was intended to be handed down to his children.
“It’s good for them, I hope,” he said Friday at Homestead-Miami Speedway. “It was going to be disappointing if they didn’t merge.
Will the championship be decided by the drivers Sunday? Lee Spencer looks at how teammates and associates could help.
Ray Evernham’s minority ownership will be reduced to almost nothing as plans are in the works to buy out most of his remaining 20 percent interest in the organization he formed in 2001.
Stewart-Haas Racing announced Friday that two NASCAR industry veterans will take leadership positions with the team.
Jimmie Johnson gets the glory, but Lee Spencer says crew chief Chad Knaus and his intensity are key to Team 48′s title run.