Aric Almirola currently drives the #43 car. Prior to Almirola, A.J. Allmendinger used that number from 2010 through 2011.
Click on the link below to see other drivers who drove the #43 in the Nascar Cup Series.
Nascar began their Strictly Stock Series in 1949. During that season, the number 3 was used by a handful of different drivers including Bill Snowden, Johnny Rogers and AlWagoner. There were only 8 races during the 1949 season.
Richard Childress holds the rights from Nascar to the #3. Nascar owns the car numbers and leases them out to the teams each season.
Dale Sr's GM Goodwrench black number 3 car made its debut at Daytona International Speedway, for the 1988 Daytona 500.
If you want to be technical about it, NASCAR owns every number.
The numbers are licensed to each team, and Richard Childress Racing licenses the 3.
Dale Earnhardt Sr. drove the black #3 GM Goodwrench car from 1988 up until his death in the 2001 Daytona 500.
Dale Earnhardt Sr. made his Nascar Cup Series debut on May 25, 1975 at Charlotte Motor Speedway.
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The Intimidator and The Man In Black.
Dale Sr. was driving the black #3 GM Goodwrench car when he died on February 18, 2001.
Yes. Dale Jr. is the late Dale Earnhardt Sr's son.
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Dale Earnhardt Sr's daughter and Dale Earnhardt Jr's sister.
Dale Earnhardt Jr does not smoke.
His father, Dale Earnhardt Sr.
Dale Earnhardt Sr's father was Ralph Lee Earnhardt and his mother is Martha Coleman.
Dale's father was a dirt racer and did not race with Jr, because he died before Jr was born. I want to know what his name was. Dale Earnhardt Sr's father was named Ralph Lee Earnhardt.
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