Dale Earnhardt, Jr.: Wife Parks NASCAR Driver For Good
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Dale Earnhardt, Jr. is getting blasted by other NASCAR drivers for being a wife-whipped girly man after the two-time Daytona 500 winner kowtowed to wife Amy’s order to retire!
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Dale Earnhardt, Jr. is getting blasted by other NASCAR drivers for being a wife-whipped girly man after the two-time Daytona 500 winner kowtowed to wife Amy’s order to retire!
“Amy is saying enough is enough,” The National ENQUIRER has learned from a pit-row source. “Dale thinks he still has a lot of racing left in him, but he has to answer to Amy, and she wants children. Dale’s had at least six concussions in his racing career, and one last year nearly did him in.”
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Dale Earnhardt, Jr. is getting blasted by other NASCAR drivers for being a wife-whipped girly man after the two-time Daytona 500 winner kowtowed to wife Amy’s order to retire!
“Amy is saying enough is enough,” The National ENQUIRER has learned from a pit-row source. “Dale thinks he still has a lot of racing left in him, but he has to answer to Amy, and she wants children. Dale’s had at least six concussions in his racing career, and one last year nearly did him in.”
The track king struggled with his balance and vision for weeks after a crash in Michigan last year. He raced three times after the crash, but quit about a month later under doctors’ orders after another hard wreck. Dale, 42, wed Amy, 35, on New Year’s Eve, and returned to the track in February at the Daytona 500, but again crashed.
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Dale Earnhardt, Jr. is getting blasted by other NASCAR drivers for being a wife-whipped girly man after the two-time Daytona 500 winner kowtowed to wife Amy’s order to retire!
“Amy is saying enough is enough,” The National ENQUIRER has learned from a pit-row source. “Dale thinks he still has a lot of racing left in him, but he has to answer to Amy, and she wants children. Dale’s had at least six concussions in his racing career, and one last year nearly did him in.”
The track king struggled with his balance and vision for weeks after a crash in Michigan last year. He raced three times after the crash, but quit about a month later under doctors’ orders after another hard wreck. Dale, 42, wed Amy, 35, on New Year’s Eve, and returned to the track in February at the Daytona 500, but again crashed.
After another crash on April 24, Dale announced he would retire at the end of this season. Despite that, he would like to continue racing in future Daytona 500s and in the 2018 Clash, an invite-only exhibition at Daytona in February. But Amy nixed those plans in a recent Twitter post.
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Dale Earnhardt, Jr. is getting blasted by other NASCAR drivers for being a wife-whipped girly man after the two-time Daytona 500 winner kowtowed to wife Amy’s order to retire!
“Amy is saying enough is enough,” The National ENQUIRER has learned from a pit-row source. “Dale thinks he still has a lot of racing left in him, but he has to answer to Amy, and she wants children. Dale’s had at least six concussions in his racing career, and one last year nearly did him in.”
The track king struggled with his balance and vision for weeks after a crash in Michigan last year. He raced three times after the crash, but quit about a month later under doctors’ orders after another hard wreck. Dale, 42, wed Amy, 35, on New Year’s Eve, and returned to the track in February at the Daytona 500, but again crashed.
After another crash on April 24, Dale announced he would retire at the end of this season. Despite that, he would like to continue racing in future Daytona 500s and in the 2018 Clash, an invite-only exhibition at Daytona in February. But Amy nixed those plans in a recent Twitter post.
“Considering his struggles last fall with his injury, we are very blessed that he is now healthy, happy and able to enjoy his final season . . . and hopefully many years beyond racing,” she wrote. “So my answer is simple. It’s not worth the risk of his health.”
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Dale Earnhardt, Jr. is getting blasted by other NASCAR drivers for being a wife-whipped girly man after the two-time Daytona 500 winner kowtowed to wife Amy’s order to retire!
“Amy is saying enough is enough,” The National ENQUIRER has learned from a pit-row source. “Dale thinks he still has a lot of racing left in him, but he has to answer to Amy, and she wants children. Dale’s had at least six concussions in his racing career, and one last year nearly did him in.”
The track king struggled with his balance and vision for weeks after a crash in Michigan last year. He raced three times after the crash, but quit about a month later under doctors’ orders after another hard wreck. Dale, 42, wed Amy, 35, on New Year’s Eve, and returned to the track in February at the Daytona 500, but again crashed.
After another crash on April 24, Dale announced he would retire at the end of this season. Despite that, he would like to continue racing in future Daytona 500s and in the 2018 Clash, an invite-only exhibition at Daytona in February. But Amy nixed those plans in a recent Twitter post.
“Considering his struggles last fall with his injury, we are very blessed that he is now healthy, happy and able to enjoy his final season . . . and hopefully many years beyond racing,” she wrote. “So my answer is simple. It’s not worth the risk of his health.”
Dale Earnhardt, Sr. — Dale's father, known as "The Intimidator" and one of the sport's all-time greats — died as the result of a crash near the end of the 2001 Daytona 500, a race in which Dale, Jr. took second place. He was 49.
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Dale Earnhardt, Jr. is getting blasted by other NASCAR drivers for being a wife-whipped girly man after the two-time Daytona 500 winner kowtowed to wife Amy’s order to retire!
“Amy is saying enough is enough,” The National ENQUIRER has learned from a pit-row source. “Dale thinks he still has a lot of racing left in him, but he has to answer to Amy, and she wants children. Dale’s had at least six concussions in his racing career, and one last year nearly did him in.”
The track king struggled with his balance and vision for weeks after a crash in Michigan last year. He raced three times after the crash, but quit about a month later under doctors’ orders after another hard wreck. Dale, 42, wed Amy, 35, on New Year’s Eve, and returned to the track in February at the Daytona 500, but again crashed.
After another crash on April 24, Dale announced he would retire at the end of this season. Despite that, he would like to continue racing in future Daytona 500s and in the 2018 Clash, an invite-only exhibition at Daytona in February. But Amy nixed those plans in a recent Twitter post.
“Considering his struggles last fall with his injury, we are very blessed that he is now healthy, happy and able to enjoy his final season . . . and hopefully many years beyond racing,” she wrote. “So my answer is simple. It’s not worth the risk of his health.”
Dale Earnhardt, Sr. — Dale's father, known as "The Intimidator" and one of the sport's all-time greats — died as the result of a crash near the end of the 2001 Daytona 500, a race in which Dale, Jr. took second place. He was 49.
“Dale’s NASCAR pals tell him he still has a good five to 10 years of racing in him," an insider sniped. “They think he’s just adhering to the wishes of his domineering wife!”
Dale Earnhardt, Jr. is getting blasted by other NASCAR drivers for being a wife-whipped girly man after the two-time Daytona 500 winner kowtowed to wife Amy’s order to retire!
Photo credit: Getty Images
“Amy is saying enough is enough,” The National ENQUIRER has learned from a pit-row source. “Dale thinks he still has a lot of racing left in him, but he has to answer to Amy, and she wants children. Dale’s had at least six concussions in his racing career, and one last year nearly did him in.”
The track king struggled with his balance and vision for weeks after a crash in Michigan last year. He raced three times after the crash, but quit about a month later under doctors’ orders after another hard wreck. Dale, 42, wed Amy, 35, on New Year’s Eve, and returned to the track in February at the Daytona 500, but again crashed.
After another crash on April 24, Dale announced he would retire at the end of this season. Despite that, he would like to continue racing in future Daytona 500s and in the 2018 Clash, an invite-only exhibition at Daytona in February. But Amy nixed those plans in a recent Twitter post.
“Considering his struggles last fall with his injury, we are very blessed that he is now healthy, happy and able to enjoy his final season . . . and hopefully many years beyond racing,” she wrote. “So my answer is simple. It’s not worth the risk of his health.”
Dale Earnhardt, Sr. — Dale's father, known as "The Intimidator" and one of the sport's all-time greats — died as the result of a crash near the end of the 2001 Daytona 500, a race in which Dale, Jr. took second place. He was 49.
“Dale’s NASCAR pals tell him he still has a good five to 10 years of racing in him," an insider sniped. “They think he’s just adhering to the wishes of his domineering wife!”
