The Intimidator | search
Click here to view The Intimidator news from 60+ newspapers.
Bookmark or Share- Dale Earnhardt - WikipediaIn the 1987 season, he earned the nickname "the Intimidator", due in part to the 1987 Winston All-Star Race. During this race, Earnhardt was briefly forced into the infield grass but kept control of his car and returned to the track without giving up his lead.
- Dale Earnhardt - Death, Career & Facts - BiographyIn total, Earnhardt — known as the "Intimidator" for his aggressive style — won a record-tying seven points championships and became the first driver to top $30 million in career earnings. He won...
- Dale Earnhardt, Sr. (1951 – 2001) - North Carolina HistoryKnown as the Intimidator for his aggressive driving style, Earnhardt won seven NASCAR titles, rivaling fellow North Carolinian driver, Richard Petty. One of the greatest American stock car drivers of all time, Dale Earnhardt was born in Kannapolis, North Carolina.
- Dale Earnhardt: The Intimidator - Legacy.comBy the time he won his third championship in 1987, he’d become known as “The Intimidator” for his aggressive, take-no-prisoners driving style. If he couldn’t pass a driver, it was said, he ...
- What it was like racing Dale Earnhardt: Recalling ‘The ...But his greatness was realized against the backdrop of “The Intimidator” persona that could be complicated and polarizing. In perhaps his most infamous victory, Earnhardt spun Terry Labonte on the final lap of the Aug. 28, 1999 race at Bristol Motor Speedway.
More
