There's no better example of this than Dale Earnhardt in the Daytona 500, and the two decades it took a seven-time champion who could famously see the air to finally prevail in his sport's biggest event. NASCAR's past and present are full of droughts that would leave anyone scratching their heads, drivers who did everything at one track or in one major event -- except win. At least Earnhardt ended his, famously so in 1998, receiving memorable congratulations from all those crewmen lined up along pit road. More...