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Some of the most iconic stories in NASCAR aren’t just about drivers but about families, and father-son duos have written some of the sport’s most memorable chapters. Richard Petty, “The King,” set an untouchable bar with 200 Cup wins and seven championships, while Kyle carved out his own path with eight victories and a larger-than-life personality that made him a fan favorite. Their story shows the challenge of following a legend while still making your own mark.

Then there’s Dale Earnhardt and Dale Earnhardt Jr., probably the most famous duo in NASCAR history. “The Intimidator” was a force, racking up seven championships and becoming a global icon. After his tragic death in 2001, Dale Jr. carried the family name, winning two Daytona 500s and becoming NASCAR’s face for a generation. T