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Holmgren, Fielder, Stricker, Kenseth to be inducted into Wisconsin Athletic Hall of Fame

Alan Kulwicki: Remembering the NASCAR champion who did things his way

JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (WJHL) — On April 1, 1993, tragedy struck the Tri-Cities and auto racing world when NASCAR champion Alan Kulwicki and three others died as their plane crashed while flying in for the race at Bristol. In the darkness of night, the plane went down in a field a few miles from Tri-Cities […]

30 years gone: Saturday marks somber anniversary of plane crash that killed Alan Kulwicki

30 years gone: Saturday marks somber anniversary of plane crash that killed Alan Kulwicki

How Matt Kenseth's 2003 Title Changed NASCAR Championship Format Forever

NASCAR 75: No. 30 in a series of 75 stories that helped define the first three quarters of a century of NASCAR.

How R.J. Reynolds' Sponsorship, Winston Cup Became NASCAR Game Changer in 1971

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20 Years Without 'The Intimidator'

During the week of the historic Daytona 500 each year, NASCAR and racing fans around the world remember the exciting life and final race of motorsports legend Dale Earnhardt. Today, February 18, 2021, marks two decades since the unsettling crash in the final lap of the 2001 Daytona 500 which would take the life of an American racing icon affectionately known as 'The Intimidator.' Getty Images Born in Kannapolis, North Carolina on April 21, 1951, young Dale Earnhardt would find out early, just as his son would find in turn, that being the son of a motorsports legend doesn't automatically qualify to earn your paycheck at 200 mph. Ralph, the patriarch of the Earnhardt dynasty, would race on local dirt tracks in North Carolina along with working in a textile mill to put food on his family's table.