Over two decades since Dale Earnhardt’s tragic death at the Daytona 500, his legacy thrives through his four children and nine grandchildren. Dale Earnhardt, famously known as “The Intimidator,” died instantly from a basilar skull fracture during the final lap of the 2001 Daytona 500 at age 49.

Kerry Earnhardt, Dale’s oldest son, had a notable racing career before retiring in 2007. He co-founded The Earnhardt Collection, a home lifestyle brand. Kerry has three children: Bobby, Jeffrey, and Kayla. Both Bobby and Jeffrey are professional stock car racers, while Kayla excelled in rodeo during her school years.

Kelly Earnhardt Miller, co-owner and CEO of JR Motorsports, has three children: Karsyn, Kennedy, and Wyatt. Karsyn races in Dirt Midget events and appeared on “Claim to Fame.” Kennedy hosted NASCAR Hammer Down, and Wyatt has won several Outlaw Kart Racing championships.

Dale Earnhardt Jr., a retired NASCAR driver with 26 Cup Series wins, now works as a broadcaster and hosts “The Dale Jr. Download” podcast. He and his wife Amy have two daughters, Isla Rose and Nicole Lorraine.

Taylor Earnhardt-Putnam, Dale’s youngest child, focuses on horse riding and has won several rodeo championships. She and her husband Brandon have a daughter, Sage Nicole, who is also passionate about equestrian activities.