Earnhardt Jr. reflects on his legacy inside and outside of the race car

Dale Earnhardt Jr. talks about the mark he has left on NASCAR behind the wheel and outside of the race car.

Dale Earnhardt Jr., a third-generation NASCAR champion in a family synonymous with the sport, is perhaps the most popular driver in NASCAR history.

Dale Earnhardt Jr., a third-generation NASCAR champion in a family synonymous with the sport, is perhaps the most popular driver in NASCAR history.

If you won a NASCAR Cup Series race in the 1970s or '80s, odds are the car originated on a surface plate in Banjo Matthews' shop.

Jake Elder may not have stayed in one place very long, but he left his mark every stop he made. Known as "Suitcase Jake" for his propensity to switch organizations, Elder helped guide some of NASCAR's biggest stars to Victory Lane.

Jeff Burton earned the nickname "The Mayor" for his insightful perspectives on issues affecting the well-being and safety of the sport. But it was his on-track performance that fueled his 22-year Cup Series career.

Carl Edwards' persistent efforts led him to Roush Fenway Racing and ultimately a NASCAR national series career that featured 72 victories – each usually capped by a celebratory backflip.

Tony Stewart is a member of the NASCAR Hall of Fame's Class of 2020, but there still many things he wants to accomplish in his career.

NASCAR Hall of Fame Class of 2020 member Bobby Labonte has a fun moment with brother Terry Labonte as emotions run high recognizing family.

As we expected, NASCAR Hall of Fame Class of 2020 member Tony Stewart had some jokes during his induction speech in Charlotte, North Carolina.

NASCAR Hall of Fame Class of 2020 member Joe Gibbs reflects on his first days in racing after transitioning from football during his induction speech.

NASCAR Cup Series driver Ryan Newman gives a heartfelt speech for late NASCAR Hall of Fame Class of 2020 member Buddy Baker.

NASCAR Hall of Fame Class of 2020 member Waddell Wilson thanks his family during an emotional induction speech in Charlotte, North Carolina.

The ultimate grinder, Bobby Labonte got his first break as a full-time premier series driver at 28. His persistence paid off with a career highlighted by 21 trips to Victory Lane and the 2000 championship.

Joe Gibbs has won his entire life. The three-time Super Bowl champion football coach started Joe Gibbs Racing in 1992 and has led the organization to four premier series titles.

A three-time NASCAR Cup champion known for his hard-nosed style of competition, Tony Stewart has 49 wins in his 17-year career.

Buddy Baker won 19 races, including the Daytona 500 and Southern 500, and then had a successful career as a broadcaster.

Waddell Wilson's success in NASCAR is attributed to his engine building and crew chief leadership for several NASCAR Hall of Fame drivers.