From anewstime.com
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Dale Jr. and his new 88 Amp Energy
The ride looks sweet. Check out Dale Jr's new #88. Mountain Dew is hoping you'll also check out their new Amp Energy Drink in the process. But the No. 88 Chevrolet is pretty amazing.
WITH PHOTO GALLERY: It is the biggest story in auto racing for decades. Dale Earnhardt Jr. has made it clear that he wants Danica Patrick to join his NASCAR team, bringing about one of the greatest auto racing stories in American history and joining two legendary figures in the sport
- Danica Patrick getting green light on NASCAR with Earnhardt (news.google.com)
Dale Earnhardt Jr. says Danica Patrick would be good for NASCAR, but there's nothing new to report on the IndyCar star joining his team.
Earnhardt told The Associated Press on Friday that other teams were still in the mix for Patrick's services. He said the talks were still in their early stages.
His comments came after ESPN reported that a deal could be in place soon between Patrick and Earnhardt's Nationwide Series team, JR Motorsports...
From kentucky.com
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- Earnhardt Jr.: Danica Patrick would be good for NASCAR (chicagotribune.com)
- Dale Jr.: Nothing new, but Patrick would be good for NASCAR (daily-jeff.com)
- Dale Jr.: Nothing new, but Danica Patrick good for NASCAR (feedburner.com)
Dale Earnhardt Jr. has finished better in the fall race at Texas Motor Speedway than he has in the spring race in three of the four seasons since the track added a second NASCAR Cup date, which should breed more optimism for the team that finished 20th at Texas earlier this season as they head into Sunday's Dickies 500.
From scenedaily.com
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- Season of discontent carries on for Dale Earnhardt Jr. (scenedaily.com)
For the second year in a row, Dale Earnhardt Jr. and sponsor Amp Energy have offered fans a chance to ride with their favorite driver during Talladega's Amp Energy 500.
Last year more than 70,000 names made it onto Earnhardt Jr.’s car and this year has promised to be a repeat performance as more than 105,000 fans signed up to “Get on the 88.”
Approximately 73,000 names adorn the car this year, with the remaining overflow of names to appear on...
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From bleacherreport.com
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Admittedly, I had some hesitation about whether or not Lance McGrew should return as Dale Earnhardt Jr.’s crew chief next season. Especially now that Steve Addington has become available, it seemed possible that Addington – a proven winner – could be the guy to revive Earnhardt Jr.’s career.
From scenedaily.com
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- Earnhardt, McGrew committed to finding sucess (news.google.com)
For nearly 20 minutes on Friday afternoon Dale Earnhardt Jr. and crew chief Lance McGrew sat and addressed the media.
Everything from the “Ride with the 88” car this weekend, to living in a giant fishbowl (which Earnhardt Jr. says can be pretty fun), and to what they plan on doing next year was thrown out.
McGrew was named Earnhardt Jr.’s full-time crew chief early Friday at Talladega, in a move that Earnhardt Jr. calls great.
“It’s something...
From bleacherreport.com
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- What's the Knock on Johnson? None (sports.aol.com)
- Woes and lows frustrate Dale Earnhardt Jr. (hamptonroads.com)
- Auto Racing Capsules: In The Pits: Earnhardt in the dumps over season (brownsvilleherald.com)
The time is now for Dale Earnhardt Jr. It was two seasons ago that NASCAR’s most popular driver signed to drive for Rick Hendrick, NASCAR’s most successful owner. It looked like a match made in auto racing heaven. Most thought it was just a matter of time, if not his first season, maybe this season, before Junior would start rolling into victory lane with regularity and win an inevitable championship.
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From delcotimes.com
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