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That number is the Dale Earnhardt Jr. number, when he began driving the No. 8 for Hendrick Motorsports in 2008. He added an extra 8. Earnhardt Jr.’s grandfather, Ralph Earnhardt ... is the No. 24 NAPA ...

Ralph Earnhardt, father of the seven-time NASCAR Cup Series champion Dale Earnhardt Sr., once secured a victory at the Bowman Gray Stadium on May 2, 1959, that he described as one of the most ...

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Son of the late Ralph William and surviving Sara Jane, nee Meyer, Hochgrebe. Survived by Uncle William “Bill” and Aunt Sue Hochgrebe of St. Louis; Aunt Nancy Freels, nee Meyer, of Centralia ...

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