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Dale Earnhardt Jr. and Family Reportedly Doing Fine After Plane Crash in Tennessee

AP Photo/Steve Helber

Former NASCAR star Dale Earnhardt Jr., his wife Amy and their infant daughter Isla Rose were involved in a plane crash in Bristol, TN on Thursday at Elizabethton Municipal Airport when the athlete's jet ran off the end of the runway. He was taken to the Johnson City Medical Center to be treated for minor injuries. 

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The aircraft was reportedly still burning for quite some time.

To bring comfort to panicked fans, Earnhardt's sister Kelley noted on Twitter that all is well.

The NTSB is currently investigating the crash.

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Earnhardt Jr., who raced competitively for almost two decades, retired from NASCAR last year after suffering a series of concussions. He won 26 races in his career and was named NASCAR’s Most Popular Driver 15 times. In recent months he's been in the NBC booth playing the role of broadcaster.

Earnhardt Jr.'s father, Dale Earnhardt, died after his car slammed into the wall while racing at the Daytona 500 back in 2001.

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