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teresa is a ****! DEI shoulda been turned over to jr....... I am sure jr woulda sent that f'n ugly ol'biatch a check every month.... :nuts:
jr has more wins in 9yrs than SR did at 11years of racin'.... :victory: (and the competition is a lot tougher now)
Jr gonna start winnin' again soon, real soon....
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Teresa was right. He needs to focus more on driving than being famous. Just what has junior done except for take over the fans of the three car and sell alot of sovieneers. Oh he's rich, but he cain't drive worf a fk. Fame landed in his lap and he is famous, famous for not winning dat fkr. Maybe he could take some lessons from Matt. They'll be towin' his ass soon.Leave a comment:
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YO wants to know how soon he can get a photo of Little E's new car being towed....Leave a comment:
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evn though i am not a junior fan, he would look good in the 25 car for that piece of **** casey mearsLeave a comment:
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Dale Earnhardt Jr Leaves DEI
Earnhardt Jr. To Drive for New Team in 2008 Four-time NASCAR Most Popular Driver, Dale Earnhardt Jr., announced today at a news conference at JR Motorsports that negotiations to extend his driving contract with Dale Earnhardt Inc. have come to an amicable end. Earnhardt Jr. will continue driving the #8 Budweiser Chevrolet through the remainder of the season, while his sister, Vice President and General Manager of JR Motorsports, Kelley Earnhardt Elledge, will begin exploring new opportunities for 2008. Earnhardt Jr. said Thursday he would look at his options in the coming months and hopefully announce a decision mid to late summer. “What team I drive for next season, I don’t know,” Earnhardt Jr. said. “But what I do want to say is that it’s been a privilege to drive for DEI. After a year of intense negotiations and concerted efforts to extend my contract there, it became evident that while we want to get to the same place, we simply have different visions on how to get there.” Earnhardt Jr. made the announcement with his sister, Earnhardt Elledge, by his side, and many of the Earnhardt family in attendance. “DEI will always be a special place for me and my family,” Earnhardt Jr. said. “(Owner) Teresa (Earnhardt) and (Vice President of Global Operations) Max Seigel are taking the necessary steps to bring DEI back to one of the front-running NASCAR teams. However I am 32 years old – the same age as my father when he made his final and most important career decision – and the time for me to compete on a consistent basis and contend for championships is now. Since that is what I plan to do, I feel strongly that I would have my father’s blessing.” Earnhardt Jr. said JR Motorsports will continue to work with DEI on many projects that will benefit both companies and protect the legacy of his father
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