Richard Petty's *CLASSIC* Story Of His Introduction To Dale Earnhardt | Dale Jr. Download



What truly is the golden era of NASCAR? According to Richard Petty, he remembers one car in particular that stuck out to him among the rest. Kyle Petty throws his hat in the ring for his favorite era of racing as well.

After this, the conversation turned to a story from Richard Petty about his introduction to Dale Earnhardt at a race in Martinsville, where the Intimidator learned a lesson from The King after he drove it in a little too deep that day.

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26 thoughts on “Richard Petty's *CLASSIC* Story Of His Introduction To Dale Earnhardt | Dale Jr. Download”

  1. Let me carry the torch
    Im 45 years old I promise incan drive I'll prove it Texas motor speedway u name the time date give me 5 or 10 laps i won't wreck he car if I can't handle it I'll walk no oroblem I got no family nothing to lose and about 5-10 good years left

    Regards

    E.j. garland tx

    #3 never forget

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  2. Damn Richard said a mouth full when he said we don't have a leader and so so so true 2 me growing up n the late 70s and early 80s nascar can't hold a candle 2 what was so that's why I don't watch any races 2day cause it's a cookie cutter bs business it's not about racing anymore and the powers that b have alienated it's true fans it's a sad day

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  3. Kyle talking about the "aero horse leaving the barn" was spot on. That time was NASCAR's sweet spot…before all the technology and science kind of ruined it. Like all the sports now, really…

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  4. Thankful to have been a fan during the best years of NASCAR, the Pettys are awesome, I wasn’t a Junior or Senior fan back then but I have mad respect for them now. I was there when Senior won the Daytona 500, I didn’t appreciate it then but I do now, wish we could go back to those glory days!

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