Veteran sports writer Jim Utter covers NASCAR for The Charlotte Observer and its racing site, ThatsRacin.com. In this space, Jim writes about all things NASCAR and other forms of racing which may also be relevant ... or not.
Sunday, February 10, 2013
Remembering a NASCAR legend: Dale Earnhardt
Dale Earnhardt Inc. will be hold its annual "Candlelight Remembrance of Dale Earnhardt" on Monday, Feb. 18.
The DEI showroom will be open to the public and will be illuminated with candles. Commemorative decals and prayer cards will be distributed to all in attendance. A memorial guest book will be available throughout the day for those who would like to share their memories of the late seven-time NASCAR champion.
Fans are invited to attend from 6 p.m. until 9 p.m., at Dale Earnhardt Inc. on Highway 3, in Mooresville, N.C. Those unable to attend are encouraged to light a candle at home that evening in remembrance of Earnhardt's life.
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Im an old Earnhardt fan. i grew up watching nascar on brodcast tv.Now if you dont have cable your out of luck. night time at Daytona and Talladega are no longer on tv for the second half. why .sponsers ??TNT,ESPN, YOU ssssssuck. cowhippie@hotmail.com
ReplyDeleteBad, the cable networks. bad. they took our Nascar so only folks with cable can see it. bad. bad .bad.
ReplyDeleteI used to work all week so i could watch Nascar on Sunday. i do not care anymore and there are many more people who feel the same way. we do not care about The points race anymore, we cant watch it.
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