Feb. 2 , 2010: "I know a lot of you were excited to hear the announcement of my returns to the Truck Series, but I have decided it's best for me to take a different route. I wish Ramirez Motorsports all the best in this new endeavor and much success in their NASCAR debut." - Kerry

Debut of fourth-generation Earnhardt will have to wait
DOVER, Del. -- In the end, double jeopardy at Dover International Speedway -- a wrecked primary car and no practice laps before qualifying -- got the best of 19-year-old Jeffrey Earnhardt's attempt to become NASCAR's second fourth-generation driver to race in a national series. - full story

Jeffrey Earnhardt to make his Nationwide debut at Dover
Jeffrey Earnhardt is finally ready to attempt to make his NASCAR Nationwide Series debut this weekend at Dover International Speedway.

It has been six weeks since Rick Ware Racing announced that the 19-year-old grandson of Dale Earnhardt Sr. would drive the No. 31 Chevrolet at Dover, and all Earnhardt could do since then was wait. - full story

Dale Earnhardt Inc. still actively involved in NASCAR; plans to help Jeffrey Earnhardt race
Dale Earnhardt Inc. has a piece of both an engine business and a NASCAR Sprint Cup team. But there’s nothing on the race track that DEI can truly call its own.

But there are plans for DEI to get back to racing.

The first step in that plan is for 19-year-old Jeffrey Earnhardt, grandson of the late Dale Earnhardt and son of Kerry Earnhardt, to attempt to make his Nationwide Series debut in the May 30 race at Dover International Speedway in a DEI-prepared car. - full story

Jeffrey Earnhardt knows pressure comes with having one of NASCAR's famous last names
Now, there soon will be another Earnhardt on the NASCAR scene, Kerry’s youngest son, Jeffrey, who will make his Nationwide Series debut with Rick Ware Racing at Dover International Speedway in June.

Will there be pressure? Of course. He’s an Earnhardt.

“People do expect a lot, but that’s something you’ve just got to brush off your shoulders,” Jeffrey Earnhardt says. “Everybody keeps saying it, but you can’t let it get you down. Everybody is their own driver. Just because your last name [is the same], it doesn’t make you as good a driver as that person. - full story

Kerry and Jeffrey Earnhardt Join Rick Ware Racing In NASCAR Nationwide Series
Seems like old times – with a touch of the future thrown in.

Kerry and Jeffrey Earnhardt have joined Rick Ware Racing in the NASCAR Nationwide Series. Kerry will debut with the organization April 4 at Texas Motor Speedway in the No 31 Chevrolet. His son Jeffrey, 19, is scheduled to make his NASCAR Nationwide Series debut at Dover International Speedway May 30. - full story

Late star's grandson makes debut in May - full story

New racing blood bears old racing names - full story

Permit a milestone for motorsports park - full story

New Generation of Earnhardt Grabs the Wheel - full story

Grandsons of Earnhardt, Childress race Saturday - full story

Kerry Earnhardt To Cup? - full story

Jeffrey Earnhardt's low-key position what driver wants
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Kerry Earnhardt: “I’m very excited about returning to the ARCA RE/MAX Series”. - full story

9.21.07 - Jeff Earnhardt earns Busch East pole - full story

7.20.07 - An Earnhardt comes to Nashille for Busch East event - full story

7.15.07 - Littlest E learning patience on the fly - full story

6.29.07 - Earnhardt Races From 42nd to 15th In Busch East Series At New Hampshire - full story

5.22.07 - Jeffrey Earnhardt Speed Reads New Tracks In Busch East Doubleheader - full story

5.22.07 - Andy Santerre Motorsports Shines Brightest at Elko In Doubleheader Weekend - full story

5.14.07 - Andy Santerre Motorsports Heads to Midwest for Double Event full story