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. Earnhardt Jr. left ...

“So we learned that the Budweiser No. 8 trademark is not gonna be continued and renewed by Teresa and we were a bit surprised by that because she kept the No. 1 trademark,” Earnhardt said.

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Two of the most famous athletes to use the No. 8 have resolved a trademark dispute over the number. Per ESPN's Jamison Hensley, Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson filed an opposition claim ...

Earnhardt acquired the stylized No. 8 he used while at DEI last year through the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office when Teresa Earnhardt did not renew the trademark for it. That was approved. Earnhardt ...

According to The Athletic, Teresa Earnhardt, the wife of the late Dale Earnhardt Sr., let the rights expire without renewing them. That prompted Earnhardt Jr. to claim his old familiar No. 8 ...

According to The Athletic, Teresa Earnhardt, the wife of the late Dale Earnhardt Sr., let the rights expire without renewing them. That prompted Earnhardt Jr. to claim his old familiar No. 8 ...

Dale Earnhardt Jr. has announced a change to the #8 font amid a trademark dispute with NFL star Lamar Jackson. The JR Motorsports team owner said that the #8 car will drop the original style used ...

Dale Jr.'s father, Dale Earnhardt, owned the team until his death in 2001 and Junior's stepmother, Teresa Earnhardt, took over the team. Due to differences with his stepmother, Dale Jr. left DEI ...

Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson and NASCAR team owner Dale Earnhardt Jr. are in a legal ... which had been under the control of his stepmom, Teresa, who took over following the death ...