Dale Earnhardt's Oldest Son Claims 'Dad Would Be Livid' With Stepmother's Move originally appeared on The Spun.
Dale Earnhardt's oldest son trashed his stepmother in a new rant on Thursday.
Teresa Earnhardt, the widow of the former NASCAR star and the stepmother to Dale Jr. and his siblings, is making some big moves with her property. She is reportedly turning Dale Sr.'s massive plot of land in North Carolina into a data center.
The widow of Dale Sr. has owned his massive farmland for decades. She's reportedly turning his farmland into a data center that will reportedly create a lot of jobs, though there's been a lot of controversy with her decision.
Dale Sr.'s oldest son is not happy.
Kerry Dale Earnhardt, the oldest son of the late NASCAR driver, sounded off.
The late NASCAR driver would be "livid" according to his oldest son.
"Dad would be livid, his name is associated in this title! Data Centers don’t belong in neighborhoods..natural resources are depleted, wildlife uprooted! The landscape, lives that call this home..forever changed. Build homes w/people loving the land we live as land it’s intended!" he wrote on social media.
The Charlotte Observer had more details:
Earnhardt, widow of NASCAR legend Dale Earnhardt, has faced public opposition to her planned Mooresville Technology Park on 399 acres of undeveloped land she owns in east Mooresville.
Opponents created a website, No Data Center Mooresville.com, that details their concerns, everything from noise to traffic to light pollution.
The data center will generate hundreds of millions of dollars in tax revenue for Mooresville, Iredell County and local public schools over 20 years, according to Mooresville Technology Park.com.
There have been family issues between the widow of Dale Earnhardt Sr. and his children for several years now.
It seems clear that the children of the late NASCAR driver are not happy with their stepmother's move regarding his farmland.
Dale Earnhardt's Oldest Son Claims 'Dad Would Be Livid' With Stepmother's Move first appeared on The Spun on Jul 31, 2025
This story was originally reported by The Spun on Jul 31, 2025, where it first appeared.
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