The No. 8 has been well known among many athletes in sports that donned the number. Baltimore Ravens star Lamar Jackson has taken his association with that number to another level. Jackson's ...

A bit of controversy ahead of this weekend’s CARS Tour races at Cordele Motor Speedway. Dale Earnhardt Jr. is dealing with it ...

Dale Earnhardt Jr. and Lamar Jackson have found themselves in a peculiar legal battle. Dale Jr., of course, became one of the faces of NASCAR while driving the No. 8 car. Jackson has worn that ...

Dale Earnhardt Sr. After Earnhardt Sr.’s death in the 2001 Daytona 500, Earnhardt Jr. struggled to find common ground with his stepmother, Teresa Earnhardt, who took control of the race team.

Dale Jr., however, is now attempting to trademark the number itself, stylized in the fashion it was on his car. He filed the application last December. But Jackson argues that Earnhardt's ...

Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson and NASCAR team owner Dale Earnhardt Jr. are in ... The number was sidelined for 13 years after Earnhardt’s death, but Childress kept NASCAR rights ...

Dalton Hopkins reported Hocevar's statement on X: "I wanted something old-school-ish car-wise and I saw it ... When asked if he had shown the truck to Dale Earnhardt Jr., he said: "I don't know ...

following Dale Earnhardt Sr.'s death at the 2001 Daytona 500. Teresa allowed the trademark to expire on June 3, 2024, opening the door for Dale Jr. to acquire it. He addressed the possibility in ...

Dale Earnhardt Jr.'s NASCAR Xfinity Series driver ... resulting in his tragic death. The incident remains under investigation, though investigators ruled out speed or impairment.

Dale Earnhardt Jr. once co-wrote a book titled "Driver #8," but another famous No. 8 — Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson — challenged Earnhardt’s race team’s ability to trademark ...