 Dale Earnhardt Jr., a longtime fan favorite and two-time Daytona 500 winner, will join his late father in NASCARs Hall of Fame after being selected as one of three members of the 2021 class. The other inductees are Red Farmer, one of the three original Alabama Gang members who won an estimated 700 to 900 races in various series, though none at the Cup level, and still competes routinely on a dirt track in Alabama at 87; and the late Mike Stefanik, who won nine total season titles in lower-tired series. The late Ralph Seagraves, an executive, was chosen as the Landmark Award winner. Earnhardt Jr. received 76 of the votes in his first appearance on the ballot. My wife was here, my family, my sister, so surrounded by a lot of close folks, he said on NBCSNs announcement show. It was great to see my face pop up on the screen. Earnhardt Jr.s grandfather, Ralph, and father, Dale Sr., were selected as one of the 50 greatest drivers in NASCAR history in 1998. Junior didnt win a Cup title, but won 26 races and 15 most popular driver awards. NASCAR Hall of Famer Dale Jarrett, 63, announced he has tested positive for the coronavirus and is in quarantine. The three-time Daytona 500 winner and 1999 Cup champion said the only symptom he had was a slight cough. ELSEWHERE Giants kicker arrested in Chico Alcohol is suspected in a hit-and-run crash that led to the arrest of New York Giants kicker Aldrick Rosas in Chico. Rosas, 25, allegedly failed to stop for a red light and plowed his Chevrolet SUV into the side of a pickup truck Monday, the California Highway Patrol said. Rosas, a Chico native, kept driving and walked away from the SUV when it broke down, the CHP said. He was arrested on... 