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| Dale Earnhardt Jr. is 12/1 to win All-Star Race |
Driver: Dale Earnhardt Jr.
Hometown: Kannapolis, North Carolina
Age: 40
Age: 40
Resides: Mooresville, North Carolina
Dale Earnhardt Jr. on the All-Star Race
"There is a lot of money on the line this weekend but there is a lot to be learned, too. You pay attention to what you are feeling in your car so you can use those notes for next week. There is a lot to be learned and hopefully we will get our car going pretty quick."
BAJA BLAST: Dale Earnhardt Jr. will drive a black and teal No. 88 Mtn Dew Baja Blast paint scheme for this weekend’s Sprint All-Star race. Mtn Dew Baja Blast combines the exhilarating taste of Dew with a blast of tropical lime. It’s back in bottles and cans for a limited time. Join the conversation using the hashtag #BajaBlast.
Dale Earnhardt Jr. on the All-Star Race
"There is a lot of money on the line this weekend but there is a lot to be learned, too. You pay attention to what you are feeling in your car so you can use those notes for next week. There is a lot to be learned and hopefully we will get our car going pretty quick."
BAJA BLAST: Dale Earnhardt Jr. will drive a black and teal No. 88 Mtn Dew Baja Blast paint scheme for this weekend’s Sprint All-Star race. Mtn Dew Baja Blast combines the exhilarating taste of Dew with a blast of tropical lime. It’s back in bottles and cans for a limited time. Join the conversation using the hashtag #BajaBlast.
SPRINT ALL-STAR RACE: Earnhardt qualified for the Sprint All-Star Race by winning a NASCAR Sprint Cup event during the 2014 and 2015 seasons as well as being a former NASCAR Sprint All-Star Race winner. Earnhardt won four races during the 2014 season and most recently won at Talladega Superspeedway this month. He won the Sprint All-Star Race in 2000.
ALL-STAR VICTORY: Earnhardt made history on May 20, 2000, when he became the first rookie to win the NASCAR Sprint All-Star Race at Charlotte Motor Speedway. Earnhardt led two laps and beat veteran Dale Jarrett to the finish line by 1.295 seconds.
ALL-STAR STATS: In 15 appearances in the non-points All-Star event, Earnhardt averages an eighth-place finish. Last year, Earnhardt lined up sixth for the 90-lap shootout and crossed the finish line fourth.
ALL-STAR PIT CREW: Qualifying for the All-Star Race will include a three-lap, single-car run with a mandatory four-tire pit stop on Saturday. The No. 88 pit crew includes jackman Nick Covey (Livermore, California), front-tire carrier Dustin Lineback (Greensboro, North Carolina), front-tire changer David Mayo (Byron, Georgia), rear-tire changer Joe Slingerland (Inverness, Florida), gas man Matt Tyrrell (Denver) and rear-tire carrier Rowdy Harrell (Tuscaloosa, Alabama).
CHASSIS CHOICE: This weekend, crew chief Greg Ives will unload Hendrick Motorsports Chassis No. 88-882. Earnhardt most recently raced the chassis to a 20th-place finish at Charlotte in October 2014.
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