No, NASCAR drivers are not immune to traffic violations. Dale Earnhardt Jr. got pulled over Sunday morning, according to his fiancée, Amy Reimann. 
 
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 Reimann's "little speed racer" — in this case, that isn't false — apparently was let off with a warning despite his "wheeling it" in a Buick. Earnhardt is in the Dallas-Fort Worth area for Sunday's Sprint Cup race, the AAA Texas 500. 
 
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 Junior was on his way to Texas Motor Speedway when he was stopped. There was no indication of how fast he was going or the exact violation. 
 
 Not fast enough https://t.co/Omy1i4IXr8 — Dale Earnhardt Jr. (@DaleJr) November 6, 2016 
 
 Junior is sitting out the remainder of the 2016 NASCAR Sprint Cup season as he recovers from a concussion. 
 
 Based on this picture, he's ready for Daytona in 2017. 
 
 .@DaleJr is racing a different kind of car this weekend @TXMotorSpeedway! Think the kids can beat him & @ReganSmith?! -JW pic.twitter.com/8tx0Y1Vnpe — Miss Sprint Cup (@MissSprintCup) November 6, 2016 
 
 Fans, naturally, weighed in on Junior's little incident. 
 
 wondering how much @DaleJr @Nationwide insurance will be going up 🤔🤔🤔🤔 — Kevin (@bigmfnhead) November 6, 2016 
 
 Earnhardt is at Texas Motor Speedway to support his Hendrick Motorsports teammates in Sunday's race. The AAA Texas 500 is scheduled to begin at 2:04 p.m. ET, but rain is expected during the rain. Alex Bowman is driving Earnhardt's No. 88 car at Texas. 

 Earnhardt’s fiancee, Amy Reimann, was in the car with him and posted a photo on Twitter of the officer writing him a warning. Amy Reimann Twitter
– Some people just can't leave work at the office. Take Dale Earnhardt Jr., for instance, who was pulled over for speeding Sunday on his way to the Texas Motor Speedway, the Charlotte Observer reports. His girlfriend, Amy Reimann, was in the car with him—Sporting News says he was "wheeling it" in a Buick—and tweeted a picture of a sheepish-looking Earnhardt, along with the caption "my little speed racer," as he waited for his warning to be written out by the attending officer. For those curious how fast he was actually going to warrant a stop, a fan (who addressed Earnhardt as "speedy") posed that very question on Twitter. Earnhardt's rueful reply: "not fast enough."