25 Apr 1997: NASCAR driver Dale Earnhardt during the Winston 500 at Talladega Speedway in Talladega, Alabama. Mandatory Credit: David Taylor /Allsport

Fans go nuts over a possible documentary about Dale Earnhardt Sr. There's just one problem.


The internet can be a cruel place. It's a place were rumors spread -- fast -- hopes get raised, and dreams get crushed.

All of that happened on the the Reddit page on NASCAR, which carried this headline:

Asif Kapadia, director of "Senna" and "Amy," appears to making a new documentary called "Earnhardt."

Say what??

Kapadia directed two those two acclaimed films, the trouble singer Amy Winehouse, and the life and death of Brazilian Formula 1 champion Ayrton Senna. Dude is the real deal, so it's no wonder fans immediately went nuts, and the rumor spread like wildfire.

There's only problem. It's not true.

https://twitter.com/asifkapadia/status/923133201996017664

According to ForTheWin, someone noticed that Kapadia's Wikipedia page had been changed include a movie titled ""Earnhardt" with a release date TBA.

That has since been removed, as have the dream of Earnhardt fans.