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Feared, Respected, Irrepressible, Loved and Missed!

 

Dale Earnhardt was all these and much more. A legend in his own time who spent his life driving toward domination with grit, determination, and intimidation. And dominate he did.

When he died at Daytona International Speedway on February 18, 2001, one of the most brilliant and successful careers the world of motorsports has ever known came to an end.


The "Man in black" still is - years after he died - quite simply, a living legend, both in his own time and in the hearts and minds of millions of race fans who cheered his every move. He is also a legend for the ages, one of the most enduring of racing's heroes.


The day at Daytona the entire Dale Earnhardt family lost their husband, father, grandfather and brother. The fans lost their hero and friend - and I lost my greatest personal hero.

With my memorial homepage I will show you that I'll never forget Dale Earnhardt, a man who was much more than only a race car driver...!

 


Thank you for your visit and don't forget Dale Earnhardt.

 

 

Peter Lepold, Durmersheim/Germany