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Jeffrey Earnhardt in the #40 at Watkins Glen: UPDATE 2:

Jeffrey Earnhardt, the 20 year old son of Kerry Earnhardt and grandson of NASCAR legend Dale Earnhardt, is scheduled to make his NASCAR Nationwide Series debut August 8 at Watkins Glen International in the Zippo 200. He is confirmed as the driver of the Key Motorsports...

4th Gerneation Earnhardt fails to make Nationwide race:

Fourth-generation Earnhardt driver Jeffrey Earnhardt has failed to qualify for what he was hoping would be his debut race in the Nationwide Series. Earnhardt was the lone driver Saturday who did not crack the 43-car field at Dover International Speedway. He's the grandson...

DEI planning return to Nationwide Series with Jeffrey Earnhardt:

Dale Earnhardt Inc. has a piece of both an engine business and a NASCAR Sprint Cup team. But theres nothing on the race track that DEI can truly call its own. But there are plans for DEI to get back to racing. The first step in that plan is for 19-year-old Jeffrey ...

Kyle Busch first visiting Cup driver to win at Iowa:

Kyle Busch accomplished on Sunday what previous visiting NASCAR Sprint Cup Series drivers could not do " win the NASCAR Camping World Series East-West combination race at Iowa Speedway. While Kevin Harvick had to settle for second place in 2007 and Kasey Kahne came...

Driver changes coming at Rick Ware Racing?: UPDATE:

Rick Ware Racing will be conducting a press conference on Tuesday March 24 to announce a new driver lineup with Rick Ware Racing's Nationwide Series entries of the #31 and #41.(Rick Ware Racing PR), the team had previously announced that Travis Kittleson and Tim Brown...

Almirola wins East race at Dover:

There was a set of bookends in Friday's Camping World Series East Sunoco 150. For Aric Almirola, it was the end of a whirlwind week. For Matt Kobyluck, it was the arrival at the top of a mountain he'd been climbing for a decade. Almirola won the race, driving home ...

DEI Nationwide Team in 2009: UPDATE:

Bob Diller interviewed DEI development drivers Trevor Bayne and Jeffrey Earnhardt during Speed Channel's coverage of Nationwide Series practice. They announced that DEI would run a full time Nationwide team next year for the two of them. In addition, Earnhardt will...

Another Earnhardt on track at Dover UPDATE Caisse wins, Logano Champ:

Fans of the Earnhardt family have another driver to cheer for at Dover International Speedway today, as Jeffrey Earnhardt will drive the #1 Chevrolet in the Sunoco 150 Busch East Series race. Jeffrey Earnhardt is the son of Kerry and the grandson of the late seven-...

No crew chief changes at the new DEI:

There will be no immediate crew chief changes as a result of the Dale Earnhardt Inc.-Ginn Racing merger, but not all the crew chiefs will work out of the same shop. Paul Menard's #15 team will move immediately into the Ginn Racing building, where the former Ginn #01...

Jeffrey Earnhardt Could Run Some Busch Race in 2008:

Jeffrey Earnhardt, the 18-year-old grandson of the late Dale Earnhardt and son of Kerry, could be in a Busch car next season for a limited number of races. Earnhardt currently is competing in the Busch East series that ran on Friday at New Hampshire International Speedway...

DEI signs driver to Driver Development deal:

Trevor Bayne, already an 11-year racing veteran at 16, is the newest addition to the Dale Earnhardt Inc. (DEI) Driver Development Program. He joins 17-year-old Jeffrey Earnhardt who became the program's first driver in January. "Especially for his age, Trevor has both...

Harvick and Childress off to Iowa Speedway on Sunday:

#29-Kevin Harvick [who won the Nextel Challenge Saturday night] and owner Richard Childress will head to Iowa Speedway where Harvick will compete in the NASCAR Grand National Division combination race between the Busch East Series and the West Series. The Featherlite...

DEI signs development driver? UPDATE 2:

hearing that Jeff Earnhardt, son of Kerry Earnhardt, has signed a development deal with DEI that will have him driving a second car owned by Andy Santerre to team up with Sean Caisse in the NASCAR Busch East Series, with a few potential Busch Series races with DEI.(...

DEI signs development driver? UPDATE:

hearing that Jeff Earnhardt, son of Kerry Earnhardt, has signed a development deal with DEI that will have him driving a second car owned by Andy Santerre to team up with Sean Caisse in the NASCAR Busch East Series, with a few potential Busch Series races with DEI.(...

GM Racing Development Driver Evaluation Program Concludes:

The GM Racing Development Driver Evaluation Program concluded on Tuesday, Oct.11, 2006 at Nashville Superspeedway (NSS). Chevrolet NASCAR Nextel Cup Series (NNCS), Busch Series (NBS) and Craftsman Truck Series (NCTS) teams observed the invited drivers go through the...

Final stage of the GM Racing Development at Nashville:

The final stage of the three-stage GM Racing Development Driver Evaluation Program will take place Tuesday and Wednesday, October 10-11, 2006 at Nashville Superspeedway (NSS). The 10 drivers invited to participate will be driving Richard Childress Racing (RCR) NASCAR...

GM Racing Driver Development Program completes stages 1&2:

GM Racing Driver Development Program completes stages 1&2: GM Racing is in the process of hosting a three-stage Development Driver Evaluation Program. The purpose is to place a group of select young drivers in a controlled environment to give Chevy Nextel Cup, ...

Another Earnhardt:

Another generation of the Earnhardt family visited victory lane at Wythe Raceway in Rural Retreat, Va., earlier this month. Jeffrey Earnhardt, son of NASCAR driver Kerry Earnhardt and the grandson of the late Dale Earnhardt, won the Hornet Division feature two weeks...