Part of the second generation of the Jarrett racing family, Dale Jarret is the son of two-time Grand National Champion and beloved broadcaster “Gentleman” Ned Jarret.

Dale entered his first Winston Cup Series race at Martinsville in 1984 and would achieve his first victory in the series at Michigan in 1991.

Remarkably, his second win would take place at the biggest race of them all, the 1993 Daytona 500, and thus began the momentum of what would become a hall-of-fame career.

Dale and Ned would eventually become the second father-and-son duo to become national champions after Dale sat atop the points table in 1999.

Starting the 1996 Daytona 500 on the inside of the fourth row, Dale Jarrett would face off against stiff competition at the front of the field which included Dale Earnhardt, Terry Labonte, Sterling Marlin, and Jeff Gordon.

After the caution came out at lap 160 for a seven-car incident at the tri-oval, the final run to the checkered flag turned into a familiar scene for N...