From the dusty bullrings of the South to the modern-day coliseums of Bristol and Martinsville, short-track racing has always ...

Rockingham’s February 2001 race marked the first NASCAR Cup event after Dale Earnhardt’s sudden death. Here’s how people ...

Three days prior, Dale Earnhardt, the sport’s superhero and antihero and transcendent ... He was asked by NASCAR, ‘Do you want us to retire your car number?’ And there was a lot of thought given to ...

Jackson's notice stated that Dale ... stated: "[Earnhardt Jr.'s] mark falsely suggests a connection with persons, living or dead, namely, Lamar Jackson, who is well known by the number 8." ...

The sudden and unexpected trademark battle between Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson and NASCAR legend Dale Earnhardt Jr. has suddenly and unexpectedly ended. Via Jamison Hensley of ESPN.com, Earnhardt ...

Raven's quarterback Lamar Jackson and NASCAR's Dale Earnhardt, Jr. are battling over who gets a registered trademark for the number 8. Southwest Airlines irks customers by killing another popular ...

NASCAR Hall of Famer Dale Earnhardt Jr. is shifting gears with his No. 8 merchandising. Earnhardt announced on social media Friday that he has secured the right to use a stylized version of No. 8 ...

Lamar Jackson has filed an opposition to Dale Earnhardt Jr.'s trademark ... a more generic version of the number, not the iconic No. 8 associated with Earnhardt Jr.'s NASCAR career.

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The two-time NFL MVP has said in the past he would change his number to one if he ever won a Super Bowl. Earnhardt drove the No. 8 for Dale Earnhardt Inc. on the NASCAR Cup Series from 1999 to ...

It looks like Dale ... him if Earnhardt had used it for merchandising. This isn't the first time that Jackson has tried to stop another athlete from filing a trademark on this number.