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He wasn't allowed much in the form of decision making at DEI, and he had a close friendship with Hendrick and his late Son, It was the obvious move. I to am happy he did. Answer
Because he's a smart guy. Let's face it Hendrick's got it figured out. Gordon and Johnson are great drivers, (especially Gordon), and Hendrick's domination in the last 10 years is unquestionable. Also, the Hendrick team has figured out the Car of Tomorrow, and have won nearly all those races this year. Junior wants to drive for a winner. And you can writhe and Nash your teeth all you want, but this is a winning team.
At last, Gordon and Junior are teammates. Yeah. I like it. What do you think all the hillbillies with summer teeth are going to think of their boy Junior now? Their faith in the system must be really in doubt.
It's a great move for Hendrick, it's a great move for Junior, and now we'll have a product in the Hendrick team with him replacing Kyle Bush, that isn't so unpredictable.
Yeah, Jeff and Junior. What a team.
Because he didn't get along with his step-mom Teresa Earnhardt. A mistaken belief has existed that "his dad made DEI for his kids," but in reality Teresa ran the organization from the beginning and was the clear heir apparant. Junior's career since leaving has not prospered.
Because he was not satisfied with the team he was driving for. He felt that he was not getting a chance to show his true potential in driving. He did not agree with the other owners of DEI.
Dale Earnhardt Jr. moved to Hendrick Motor Sports because his contract with DEI expired and he signed up with Hendrick Motor Sports so he could race.
He was offered more money from Hendrick Motorsports, plus Junior has had a long-standing feud with his stepmother, team co-owner Teresa Earnhardt.
It was in his blood. His father, Ralph, was a racer, and was instrumental in teaching Dale to race.
From 1999 to 2007, Dale Jr. drove for Dale Earnhardt Inc. (DEI).
Dale Jr. began driving for Hendrick Motorsports at the start of the 2008 season.
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Who drives for dale Earnhardt .?
Dale Earnhardt Jr. currently drives for Hendrick Motorsports.
How many more years does Dale Earnhardt Jr. have at Hendrick Motorsports?
Dale Jr's contract with Hendrick Motorsports runs through 2012.
How long has Dale Earnhardt Jr. been driving for Hendrick Motorsports?
Dale Jr's contract with Hendrick Motorsports runs through 2017.
Does Dale Earnhardt Jr. have a win with Hendrick Motorsports?
Yes
Who did Dale Earnhardt Jr. drive for in 2008?
In 2008, Dale Jr. drove for Hendrick Motorsports.
Is JR Motorsports part of Hendrick Motorsports in the Nationwide Series now?
JR Motorsports has been in a partnership with Rick Hendrick since Junior joined Hendrick Motorsports in 2008. JR Motorsports is owned by Dale Jr., Rick Hendrick, Tony Eury Jr. (Dale Jr's cousin), and Kelley Earnhardt (Dale Jr's sister). The team uses Hendrick Motorsports engines in the Nationwide Series.
Did Dale Earnhardt Jr. race for Hendrick Motorsports in 2011?
Yes, he did.
Does Kelley Earnhardt work for Dale Earnhardt Jr.?
Kelley Earnhardt works for JR Motorsports. Kelley, along with Dale Jr., Tony Eury Jr. and Rick Hendrick, co-own JR Motorsports.
Who owns JR Motorsports?
JR Motorsports is co-owned by Dale Earnhardt Jr., Rick Hendrick and Kelley Earnhardt Miller (Junior's sister).
What car will Dale Earnhardt Jr. drive after DEI?
Dale Jr will drive the 88 car for Hendrick Motorsports.
Which company does Dale Earnhardt Jr. race for?
Dale Jr. drives the #88 Chevy SS for Hendrick Motorsports.
When does Dale Earnhardt Jr's contract end?
Dale Jr's contract with Hendrick Motorsports runs through the 2017 NASCAR season.
