Dale Arnold Jarrett is a retired American NASCAR driver. Born and raised in North Carolina, Jarrett is the middle child of Ned Jarrett, also known as Gentleman Ned Jarrett. In April 1977, Dale entered his first professional race in the Limited Sportsman Division in Hickory with a 1968 Chevrolet Nova.
Jarrett bagged the NASCAR Winston Cup Series Championship in 1999 and has won thrice in the Daytona 500 Circuit in 1993, 1996, and 2000, as per Celebrity Net Worth. Like his father, Jarrett was inducted into the NASCAR Hall Of Fame in January 2014. Ned Jarrett received the honor in May 2011, as per Nascar Hall of Fame’s official website.
| Name | Dale Arnold Jarrett |
|---|---|
| Net worth | $35 million |
| Age | 67 years (as of June 2024) |
| Residence | North Carolina |
| Marital status | Kelly Jarrett |
| Source of wealth | Ex NASCAR Driver, Lead Racing Analyst, Dale Jarrett Racing Adventure, Inc |
| Endorsements | Econo Lodge, Valvoline, Budweiser, etc |
Dale Jarrett’s net worth in 2024
Dale Jarrett’s net worth in 2024 is $35 million, according to Celebrity Net Worth, as of June 2024. Factors contributing to Jarrett’s net worth may include sponsors like UPS, Budweiser, Econo Lodge, Valvoline, his former Busch Series racing team, and his job as a pre- and post-race analyst on NBC.
Jarrett has also appeared in movies and documentaries namely “Herbie Fully Loaded”(2005), “The 600: History of NASCAR’s Toughest Race”(2014), “Southern Speed: The Legend Of Darlington”(2016), as per Celebrity net worth.
Dale Jarrett’s endorsements
Ford Credit, UPS, Quality Care Service, Budweiser, Valvoline, Econo Lodge, and Red Carpet Lease are the known sponsors of Dale Jarrett during his driving days.
Dale Jarrett’s other sources of income
Jarrett opened Dale Jarrett’s Racing Adventure company for fans who want to experience the racing adrenaline behind the wheel of a vehicle similar to NASCAR-style race cars. It was founded in 1998 and is located at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway, as per Las Vegas Concierge and LinkedIn.
Dale Jarrett’s charity work
In 1998, Ford and Jarrett donated money to the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation. On 21 February 2007, The Dale Jarrett Foundation donated funds to Florida’s Coast to Coast Chapter of the American Red Cross to support victims who were affected by the tornadoes.
FAQ on Dale Jarrett's net worth
A1. Yes, Dale Jarrett used to own a Busch Series team with Brett Favre, a former American Football quarterback.
A. Dale Jarrett retired from racing in 2008.
A. Kelley Jarrett is Dale Jarrett’s wife.
