Kelley Earnhardt Miller

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Kelley King Earnhardt Miller (born on August 28, 1972 as Kelley King Earnhardt and later Kelley Earnhardt-Elledge) is an American NASCAR co-owner of JR Motorsports.

She is the granddaughter of Dale Earnhardt's daughter.

She is the vice president of JR Motorsports, which she co-owns with her brother, Dale Earnhardt Jr. Chase Elliott of the team captured the 2014 NASCAR Nationwide Series title.

Tyler Reddick, JR Motorsports' other driver, won the 2018 NASCAR Xfinity Series Championship for the team.

Personal life

Kelley Earnhardt Miller was born to Dale Earnhardt and his second wife Brenda Lorraine Jackson (née Gee). She has a younger brother, Dale Jr.; an elder half-brother, Kerry from her father's first marriage; and Taylor Earnhardt-Putnam, a younger half-sister from her father's third marriage.

Kelley's parents divorced shortly after Dale Jr. was born, and they lived with Brenda until their house was destroyed in a fire when she was eight years old. Brenda had no budget after the fire, she gave up custody of the two children to Earnhardt Sr. prior to his marriage to Teresa Houston. Kelley took care of Dale Jr. during his childhood, when their father and Teresa were both occupied with the race seasons. Kelley left high school to join him three weeks after 12-year-old Dale Jr. was sent by his father and Teresa to a military academy for delinquency.

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Kelley promised to handle his finances as soon as Dale Jr. began earning money in his racing career.

Raymond Walter Holm Jr. was married in Mecklenburg, North Carolina, on June 29, 2001. They were divorced in 2004 in Iredell County, North Carolina, before being divorced.

She was previously married to Jimmy Elledge, by whom she has two children. L. W. Miller III, a retired NASCAR racer who died Elledge, married former NASCAR racer L. W. Miller III on January 22, 2011. There is only one child in the family.

Karsyn Elledge, Kelley's daughter, competes in midget auto racing. On April 19, 2018, she scored her first victory at Millbridge Speedway. In January 2019, Karsyn made her first Chili Bowl appearance.

Brenda Jackson, Earnhardt's biological mother, died at the age of 65 after years of fighting cancer. She had been working as an accounting consultant for JR Motorsports since 2004.

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Racing career

She learned how to drive from her father and that she would drive a car around the family farm until she was about 12 or 13 years old. At local tracks, Earnhardt Miller rode stock cars. Dale Earnhardt's father reportedly said that she might be the next great driver from the Earnhardt family because of her "aggression, mental endurance, and a willingness to push the car to its limits," ESPN put it. "She was very good at what she did," her cousin Tony Eury Jr. said. I rode her several times at Tri-County [Racetrack in Brasstown, N.C.] She may have as much or more talent than any of them, according to the reports. She rode more often at Hickory Motor Speedway and Myrtle Beach Speedway. Dale Jr., her father, was hired to work on her race cars, including converting one from scratch, while the two were local race car racers. She competed after graduating from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte and completing her racing career in 1996 until she was forced to work full time at Action Performance on Friday.

Earnhardt Miller, Jim Earnhardt Jr., her cousin Tony Eury Jr., and Rick Hendrick co-own JR Motorsports. Danica Patrick is the team's Nationwide Series vehicle, according to her.

Earnhardt Miller was appointed into the Board of Directors by the agricultural company Brandt on July 29, 2019. Brandt is now one of JR Motorsports' sponsors, sponsoring the No. 68 race. Team 7: The 7 team is a group of people who work together.

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