Who was Dale E. (#3 Nascar Racing) married to?
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Dale Earnhardt was married three times.  He was married very young to a woman named Lantane, the mother of Kerry.  Kerry was actually adopted by his mother's second husband before Dale Earnhardt made it big in racing.  His second wife was Brenda, the mother of Kelley and Dale Jr.  And Teresa, who now runs DEI was his third wife and the mother of their daughter Taylor.
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Is it kevin harvick mine is dale jr. but i like harvick too.
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Jeff Gordon did not have an affair with his crew chief, but he may have had an affair with model Deanna Merryman!\n\n"he engaged in an 11-month affair with model Deanna Merryman. \n\n"I have a lot of opinions on it," said Gordon of the two-page article. "But I don't think there's any reason for me to share them with anybody here." \n\nIn the article, Merryman details her relationship with the four-time Winston Cup champion, saying the two "used to talk on the phone for four or five hours a night" and that "Jeff became a wild man. He used to tell me all the time that he never had a chance to have fun." \n \nGordon's former wife, Brooke, filed for divorce in March 2002, citing the couple's seven-year marriage was "irretrievably broken as a result of the husband's marital misconduct." \n\nThe couple recently reached a settlement and the divorce was made final"
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well I love Nascar so much that i married into it \nMy favorites are the Roush boys and the  Yates boys  but all of them are great
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40-45, then he would do some busch racing. i don't think it will happen, he grew up with racing, i don't see how he could retire after 40. and for those people who think he is trying to fill his fathers footsteps, you are wrong, dale sr. loved racing and so does jr. he had quite a bit of influence from his dad, granted, but he is not trying to replace him, in the world of racing. dale earnhardt sr died on february 18, 2001. on the last lap of the Daytona 500. ralph earnhardt died at age 45. both were admited into the nascar 50 greatest drivers.
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From Wikipedia:\n\n"Dale Earnhardt died on February 18, 2001, on the last lap of the Daytona 500. Earnhardt had what many thought was the best car throughout the race, as he led 17 laps and stayed at the front of the pack. But as Earnhardt saw the way the race was developing with his two drivers, one his son, Dale Earnhardt Jr., and the other a man he considered a brother, Michael Waltrip, it appeared Earnhardt backed off, trying to hold the pack at bay and let his two drivers decide the outcome. He decreased his speed to block the rest of the field when, in Turn 4, he was nudged by Sterling Marlin's bumper. It appeared Earnhardt had it saved but the car took off up the track. As it went up towards the wall it hit Kenny Schrader, which veered his car into a direct head on hit and severed the seat belt. Michael Waltrip went on to win his first race in over 400 races competed, and his son, Dale Jr. came in second. Earnhardt, who throughout his career let nobody get by him or stay in front of him, and did all he could to get by them including wrecking them, was killed on impact by massive head injuries trying to let another win. Coincidentally, the crash occurred at the same place where his good friend Neil Bonnett was killed. Because both crashes occurred as a result of a car dipping below the banking of the track onto the flat area (called the "apron" of the track) NASCAR implemented a new rule stating that in no instance is any car allowed to drive below the apron at Daytona, and at a similar track in Talladega, Alabama.\n\nHe is survived by his third wife Teresa and four children: Son Kerry (from his first marriage to Latane Brown), Kelley, Dale Jr. (both from his second marriage to Brenda Gee), and daughter Taylor (from his third marriage). Kerry and Dale Jr. are both NASCAR drivers. Dale Jr. finished second when his father died at the 2001 Daytona 500. The winner of that race, Michael Waltrip, was one of Dale's closest friends, and drove for DEI.\n\nThree weeks after Earnhardt's death, young California driver Kevin Harvick, who was hired to replace Earnhardt in the now-renumbered and repainted #29 GM Goodwrench Service Plus Chevrolet, scored a win at Atlanta. The Fox television commentators' call of the final lap of the 2001 Golden Corral 500, Harvick beating Jeff Gordon by .006 seconds, and the images of Earnhardt's longtime fueler, Danny "Chocolate" Myers, crying after the victory, are among the most memorable moments in recent U.S. motorsports history. Dale Earnhardt Jr. scored an emotional victory in the Pepsi 400 at Daytona International Speedway on July 7, 2001."
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There was an article on that in one of the Nascar Illustrated one time.  I can't recall when.  Not sure if you can search their archives.  One interesting point I remember out of the article is they like husband and wife team driver because they don't want to go home as much.  Good luck on your search.
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i think we should get him a wrecked  up bus with  the number 8 bumper sticker dale earnhardt jr rules and dale  earnhardt rules  may dale  rest in peace he is registered at  every store he is gay  gordon is dating a  male
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OMG I love Nascar. my fav driver is Kasey Kahne, Jamie McMurrey, E jr, and Jimmie Johnson. Matt Kenseth is also good. I can not stand Jeff Gordon or Tony Stewart.
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UMMM let me think Mark Martin??No he is retired.Dale Earnhardt Sr. No he is deceased. The Easter bunny no he delivers eggs.Let me try one more time without looking in the paper.Martin Truex Jr.? Yes that's it that's it yea 10 points for me Please.
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Dale Earnhardt, everyone knows the king of racing..
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Dale Jr is the hottest, followed closely by Tony Stewart. They are both VERY SEXY!!!!!!!\n\nNotables: Kasey Kahne, Brian Vickers, Carl Edwards
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Dale Earnhardt Jr #8 because he is a great drive and I'm a huge fan of his!!!!!\nMark Martin for my little bro bc he is a big fan!\n\n\n The 2 guys I always want to come in last r Jeff Gordon and Jimmie Johnson!!!!!!!!
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--Mark Martin, because he's my favorite driver, and in my opinion the greatest driver to never win a NWCS/NNCS Championship (but he won five IROC championships, so he is obviously a great driver)\n--Terry Labonte. Who's going to argue with me?  He was the ultimate gentleman racer.\n--Alan Kulwicki and Davey Allison--both future greats taken too soon.\n--Rusty Wallace--A racer's racer.  And, he gets bonus points for paying a fine for saying naughty words on TV in pennies!\nObviously, Richard Petty, Dale Earnhardt, Jeff Gordon, and Darrell Waltrip are all so huge that I don't even need to mention them to a group of fans!
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kasey kane mark martin and dale jr
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To have the best sex of my life with Dale Earnhardt Jr. IN HIS CAR WHILE ON THE TRACK OF THE DAYTONA 500 OR TALLEDEGA!  And yes, the car IS in motion in more ways than one! \n\nI LOOOOOOVE YOUUUUUUUU DALE JR.!
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Dale Earndhart is not the only NASCAR driver to die, though maybe the most famous.\nLet us not forget the great Davey Allison who died in a helicopter accident arriving at Talledaga, I believe in 1993 if I'm wrong about the year I apologize.I do remember he held the points lead at the time of his accident and held the lead over Dale Earndhart for 4 more races after his death.\nAlso let's not forget Adam Petty who died during a practice session at N.H.I.S.( Richard "THE KING" Pettys' grandson)\nAnother accident at N.H.I.S. claimed the life of John Nemecheck\n( "Front Row Joe Nemecheks' brother )\n\nEarndhart may be the most well remembered, but lets not forget the rest of the great drivers who gave their lives doing something they love to do and something we love to watch.\n\nP.S. to angi he was #3 not #8 thats Jr.