Dale Earnhardt Jr. has recently discussed the potential growth of NASCAR charters, likening their value to NFL team ownership as investment firms eye opportunities within the sport. He believes that the charters could rise significantly in value, estimating they may reach $125 to $150 million in the near future. Additionally, Earnhardt expressed confusion over Denny Hamlin's atypical race strategy during the recent Atlanta race, where Hamlin's passive approach ultimately led to a crash on the final lap. He criticized the strategy, suggesting it was less effective on a narrower track like Atlanta compared to superspeedways like Daytona or Talladega. Furthermore, Earnhardt shared his disappointment over the disunity among teams in the Race Team Alliance regarding the new NASCAR charter proposal, noting that the split has weakened their collective leverage against NASCAR. He emphasized the importance of unity among teams to successfully negotiate with NASCAR, which appears to have taken advantage of their divided stance.