2025年1月31日 · In the heart of Dale Earnhardt’s hometown of Kannapolis, this NASCAR legend’s life and career are celebrated at Dale Earnhardt Tribute Plaza. The centerpiece attraction is a 9-foot, 900-pound bronze statue of Earnhardt, and the plaza also features a granite monument contributed by fans from Vermont and New York.

Outside the Daytona International Speedway (where he died) and the now-closed Daytona USA attraction is a nine-foot-tall statue of Dale. He stands on a large Number 3 (his car's designation) in a pose taken from a photo of his 1998 victory at the …

It's a statue of Dale Earnhardt holding the Harley J. Earl Trophy in 1998. Real race fans should go to the other Dale statue in Kannapolis, NC.

The statue of Dale Earnhardt is located outside the Daytona International Speedway Ticket and Tours building. Earnhardt is the all-time winning driver at Daytona International Speedway with 34 victories.

Fans paid tribute to fallen NASCAR hero Dale Earnhardt on the one-year anniversary of his fatal wall crash in the Daytona 500. A nine-foot tall bronze statue of the late driver was erected outside Daytona USA last week....

If you visit Daytona International Speedway, out in front of the ticket office and near a statue of the track founder, is a bronze statue of Dale Earnhardt Sr.. It was modeled after his noted Daytona 500 win, and shortly after his death at the track.

This 9 foot tall, 900-pound bronze statue of Dale Earnhardt is clad in jeans, cowboy boots and a short-sleeved shirt. His arms are crossed on his chest in an apparently jovial gesture. The statue of the NASCAR driver stands in the middle of a circular granite base.

2002年10月27日 · A nine-foot-tall bronze statue of NASCAR superhero Dale Earnhardt stands next to his earlier granite monument at the center of a plaza designed with symbolic numerology. Dale is a deity in Kannapolis.

The approximately 1,200-pound, 9-foot-tall bronze statue depicts the former seven-time Winston Cup champion with a smile on his face and a replica of the Daytona 500 trophy in his right arm. It stands beside the main entrance to NASCAR's Motor sports attraction, nestled in a …

The winner of many a Winston Cup championships, Dale Earnhardt Sr. was at the peak of his NASCAR career when a freak car crash during the final lap of the Daytona 500 killed him on February 18, 2001. In his memory, a statue was erected outside the Daytona International Speedway (where he died).