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The Times-Union shared a week's worth of stories of Dale Earnhardt and his legacy, leading up to the 10th anniversary of the crash. 1  Tuesday: Sterling Marlin's bump of Earnhardt's rear bumper on the final lap started the spin. 2  Marlin and seat-belt maker Bill Simpson became targets of death threats and insults.
Marlin no longer was known as the driver who won back-to-back 500s. He became known as the driver who was blamed for the accident that killed Dale Earnhardt. Their race-cars touched during a chase for the checkered flag on the final lap. Earnhardt was sent careering across the track, with his car slamming into the wall in Turn 4. Marlin gathered his car and finished seventh, calling it pure luck that he did not follow Earnhardt into the wall. The chain reaction leading to Earnhardt's death would change the racing world--and Marlin's world--forever.