Dale Earnhardt Sr. #3 Interviews and funny commercials

[@user-Dr.]

NASCAR never recovered from that fateful day, February 2001, he was NASCAR's backbone, he was the man.

[@DeadSezSo]

He really is a mythical figure in American pop culture. Everybody knows who Dale Earnhardt is unless they are younger than 20

[@DixytheGoat9]

There will be no one like him ever again

[@chrisf7300]

You're so right NASCAR cutting changing the day after he died and hasn't stopped I can't stand watching it anymore it's not real anymore

[@Railroadracer49]

True he’s from a past era that were long past and even as a modern fan myself I will fully admit that no one will ever be as good as Dale was

[@DoritoDoritio]

the best we have is Kyle busch

[@user-Dr.]

The best driver to ever sit in a stock car, by far, I watched that Rolex 24, he was being very modest, in the pouring rain through the night the second fastest car on the track, out of the entire field was 8 seconds a lap slower than he was, his team would have won that race overall, but Sunday morning they broke an axil shaft, I think they broke another axil before the race was over, if I only would have known that would be the last race he would ever complete, I would have taped the entire race.

[@arubino19]

Hard to believe Dale quit school so young. He was actually a great speaker and really intelligent.

[@andrea4246]

School doesn't make the man. Life, passion and drive makes it.

[@user-Dr.]

Education and smart are totally unrelated, education helps direct whatever intelligence an individual may have, some people need more help with that than others, Dale was all set, he was ready to go to work.

[@SundayBacon72210]

The Man, The Myth, THE LEGEND

[@chrisgibson1713]

The best driver of all time

[@Mclovin4Prezz]

The best driver on the planet

[@alryy._.]

@@Mclovin4Prezzthe best there is the best there was the best there ever will be

[@michaelrumfelt3106]

man he was the best. glad I got to see him win in

[@christopherlucas4620]

He said 1976 was the first time he drove down there. I'm assuming as a fan?

[@gumby3123]

Good video But" it needs to be digitally cleaned up" kinda blurry" but like the video thank you"

[@AddisonBook.]

He definitely more mature than the Busch Brothers and Brad Keswolski those three would drive him nuts if he ever lived to race them.

[@DixytheGoat9]

Dale wouldve been retired by the time those guys would start racing people said he wouldve retired around 04-05 or somewhere in that time frame had he survived

[@DixytheGoat9]

And from Mike Joy's interview on Jr's podcasts Dale wanted to race in ISMA after he was done with Nascar

[@AddisonBook.]

@Eric Monaco definitely, but will never know

[@user-ni3hz3ns6e]

@@DixytheGoat9 I always thought that Dale Earnhart would’ve retired in 2004 because all of the new drivers that came in they stopped doing the Winston Cup series

[@blonderaider4281]

@8:52 Dale is funny. If he is smart?

[@jimmundy2381]

Does anybody know what year/date the beginning interview was?

[@mariet150]

There's another video on YT with just that first one that's states it's February 13, 2001. So, if that's correct, it's only days before his passing.

[@denigong9708]

Always hated #24.. Its always nice seeing him crash out

[@sissygeist3129]

NASCAR died the day Dale died……