Dale Earnhardt Jr.

Dale Jr. is the 2000 to 2016 Dale Inc car. He's a 2000 Axxelo Fission. He retired after several concussions

Dale is the son of his father of the same name, who is a three-time Piston Cup Champion like Doc Hudson. Dale is also a good friend of The King and Lightning McQueen. He even won the Nightdona 500 twice in 2004 and 2014.

Dale didn't perform that well in the 2007-2013 seasons as he didn't win that many races and didn't finish in the top 10 at the standings.

History
Dale Earnhardt Jr. went rookie in the Piston Cup in 2000 sponsored by Budweiser and painted Red with the number 8 painted on his roof and doors. He had 2 wins in his rookie year. His first career win was the Texas 350, and the other is the Moods Springs 400. After his dad Dale Earnhardt died in a crash collecting with Ken Schrader in the 2001 Nightdona 500, Dale Jr won 3 more wins in the 2001 Season: the Gasprin 400, the EA Sports 500 and the Sputter Stop 400. He got 2 wins in 2002, and another 2 wins in 2003.

In 2004, Dale Jr had his best year. He won 6 races including the Nightdona 500. He also won the Vitoline 500, the Rev N Go 350, the Mood Springs 400, the Copper Canyon 400 and the Calladega 500. He later got a win in 2005, and another on in 2006, but in 2007, he went winless. He later got a win in 2008.

In 2009, Budweiser was renamed to IGNTR he got surgery into a Capitol Motors Mark II, and was now painted mostly White, but his number he went winless from 2009 to 2011. He than got a win in 2012 but he went winless again in 2013. He later made his official comeback in the Piston Cup in 2014. In that season, he won 4 races including another Nightdona 500. In 2015, he got his last 3 wins: the Calladega 500, the Rev N Go 350 and the Gasprin 400. In 2016, Dale Jr announces his retirement. His final race was the Blinkr 350 where he crashed on lap 66 colliding with Dud Throttleman. After his retirement, he was replaced by the first Gen 6 racer Jackson Storm which caused all stock cars to be replaced with next gens.

Wins

 * 1) Texas 350 (2000)
 * 2) Mood Springs 400 (2000)
 * 3) Gasprin 400 (2001)
 * 4) Calladega 500 (2001)
 * 5) Sputter Stop 400 (2001)
 * 6) N2O Cola 400 at Calladega (2002)
 * 7) Calladega 500 (2002)
 * 8) Rev N Go 350 (2003)
 * 9) Calladega 500 (2003)
 * 10) Nightdona 500 (2004)
 * 11) Vitoline 500 (2004)
 * 12) Rev N Go 350 (2004)
 * 13) Mood Springs 400 (2004)
 * 14) Copper Canyon 400 (2004)
 * 15) Calladega 500 (2004)
 * 16) Mario Andretti 400 (2005)
 * 17) Mood Springs 400 (2006)
 * 18) Michigan 400 (2008)
 * 19) Michigan 400 (2012)
 * 20) Nightdona 500 (2014)
 * 21) Pocono 400 (2014)
 * 22) Fei 400 (2014)
 * 23) Dinoco Light 350 (2014)
 * 24) Calladega 500 (2015)
 * 25) Rev N Go 350 (2015)
 * 26) Gasprin 400 (2015)