Fame and fortune have yet to change Dale Earnhardt Jr., and he doesn’t believe new boss Rick Hendrick will try to do it, either.
Push aside for now the blueprint on how to massage three superstars on the same team. The most pressing issue surrounding Earnhardt is how he’ll adapt to Hendrick’s spit-polished organization when he officially joins the team next season. Earnhardt agreed to a five-year contract Wednesday.
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Earnhardt’s carefree, aw-shucks look not a great fit for new team
With two victories and five Top 5 finishes at Michigan, Matt Kenseth is almost a unanimous starter choice among our experts.
NASCARMike Harmon tells us that Matt Kenseth and Greg Biffle are two drivers to watch at Michigan this weekend.
NASCARAfter missing a golden opportunity at Pocono, Ryan Newman will be gunning for a win at Michigan, says Jeff Hammond.
NASCARMoving to Hendrick Motorsports, Dale Earnhardt Jr. launched his 2008 title campaign. And Darrell Waltrip has a fun slogan to kick it off.
NASCARLarry McReynolds says Rick Hendrick gives all four teams what they need to win, and that’s all Dale Earnhardt Jr. wanted in a new team.
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Superstar joins Gordon, Johnson on NASCAR’s most powerful team
