General Motors celebrates Earnhardt legacy
February 19, 2007 4:51PM by Michael Savio
Six years ago, seven-time NASCAR Cup Series champion Dale Earnhardt died in a last lap crash at the 2001 Daytona 500. To commemorate Earnhardt’s legacy and the release of the “Dale” documentary, GM Goodwrench has launched “The Power of 3″ Web site for fans to personally pay tribute and share their enthusiasm for the man known as the Intimidator.
Visitors to the site can also view the movie trailer, find out when the movie will be coming to town.
Full press release after the jump.
## Source: General Motors ##
Goodwrench launches “Power of 3″ Web site
Fans can help continue legacy of Dale Earnhardt
DETROIT - As part of the successful premiers of the “DALE” documentary honoring racing legend Dale Earnhardt, Goodwrench has launched the “Power of 3″ Web site for fans to personally pay tribute and share their enthusiasm for the No. 3 Goodwrench team.
From the home page of www.goodwrench.com, fans can click on the “Power of 3″ link to share their own memories and photos of Earnhardt for other fans to view and enjoy. The site will also feature a timeline of milestones, accomplishments, TV and print ads, and photos from Earnhardt’s impressive 27-year racing career. A link to a movie trailer and show times of the highly- anticipated, 100-minute documentary which is being screened in 40 markets across the Unites States mirroring the 2007 NASCAR Nextel Cup Series, are also available. In addition, fans can opt in to receive regular e-mail updates as new material is added.
“Given Dale’s place in NASCAR history, we wanted to give fans the opportunity to share some of their most significant memories of the racing legend,” said Jim Moloney, general director marketing, GM Service and Parts Operations. “The site will continue to grow with exclusive content throughout 2007 allowing for a truly memorable avenue to see and pay tribute to the man we all knew and admired.”
Earnhardt earned more than $41 million in his career and collected seven NASCAR Cup Series championships, all behind the wheel of a Chevrolet. He tallied four of those championships in the famous black No. 3 GM Goodwrench Chevrolet while competing for team owner Richard Childress and scored all but three of his 76 career wins in a Chevy until his untimely death in 2001.
“DALE”, produced by NASCAR Images and CMT Films, will air on CMT, following the 40-city tour. Participating Chevrolet GM Goodwrench dealers will make a special edition DVD set of “DALE” available to customers once it is released to the public this fall.
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