Dale Jr. will race with the white 2001 Major League Baseball inspired livery on his No. 8 Chevy Late Model in a one-off event in August 2025.

The 26-time NASCAR Cup Series winner revealed that he learned Jackson was contesting one of his trademarks for the No. 8. During the latest episode of the “Dale Jr. Download“ Dale Earnhardt Jr ...

“When I learned about it, I thought for sure it was over the Bud 8. But when I dug into it, I learned that it was that JR Motorsports font. And we weren’t ever gonna use that again. Ever. . . . So ...

On Tuesday’s “Dale Jr. Download” podcast, the NASCAR Hall of Famer shed some light on what happened with the No. 8 trademark by providing a timeline of events.

After successfully winning the trademark for the Budweiser No. 8 font, ... but in this situation both Dale Jr. and Jackson got what they wanted. More on Sports Illustrated. feed.

Earnhardt explained the situation during the latest episode of the Dale Jr. Download.. He said that his company, JR Motorsports, recently secured trademark rights to the version of the No. 8 from ...

Lamar Jackson of the Baltimore Ravens took legal action against Dale Jr. and his use of the No. 8, which Jackson alleges is too similar to his own brand's logo.

— Dale Earnhardt Jr. (@DaleJr) April 4, 2025 Earnhardt and his team have raced before as No. 8; and in 2019, when the team got the No. 8 car, he said the number was “very special to me and to ...

Now, Dale Jr. has decided to change the font that JRM has been using since 2019. His statement read: "Through the USTPO, we successfully secured the rights to the stylized 8.

For context, Jackson, the Baltimore Ravens quarterback wearing a #8 jersey, had claimed Dale Jr.'s #8 could hurt his merch sales as fans might mistake one for the other.

The stylized No. 8 Dale Jr. used on his NASCAR Xfinity Series car (driven by Sammy Smith) is the same style as the No. 8 Junior used when he drove for Dale Earnhardt, Inc. (DEI) from 1999 to 2007 ...