Earnhardt, Dale

"In this gripping narrative from one of professional sports' most beloved figures, Earnhardt shares stories from his journey: how his career and his injury have transformed him, how he made the decision to retire at the end of the 2017 season after eighteen years behind the wheel, and what lies ahead for him in the next chapter of his life. There is no second-guessing and no regrets from Driver #88. He simply wants to go out on his own terms and make the rest of his life off the race track count"--OCLC.

Dale Earnhardt, Jr. tells that story of his rookie year as a NASCAR driver on the Winston Cup circuit, discussing the challenges of dealing with the media, fans, and travel on top of preparing for each race and competing against his father, one of the world's best drivers. Includes an epilogue in which Earnhardt tells of the aftermath of his dad's death in the 2001 Daytona 500.