Dale Earnhardt Jr. is frustrated, angry, discouraged and disillusioned.
None of that surprises his Hendrick Motorsports team owner, Rick Hendrick.
And neither Hendrick nor team owner Richard Childress -- two people among the closest to Earnhardt -- believe the best of Earnhardt's Sprint Cup Series career is behind him.
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