NASCAR, 23XI Racing

NASCAR Drops Huge New Allegations Against 23XI Racing Co-Owner
The recent legal turmoil in NASCAR has taken a turn as NASCAR lodged major allegations against Curtis Polk, the investor in 23XI Racing. This action arises amidst a motion by NASCAR to dismiss an antitrust lawsuit initiated by 23XI Racing and Front Row Motorsports.
NASCAR has two teams who could step in amid 23XI Racing charter uncertainty
Two NASCAR charter teams could pounce amid 23XI Racing and Front Row Motorsports' uncertainty over their third cars from Stewart-Haas Racing.
NASCAR files motion to dismiss lawsuit by Michael Jordan's 23XI Racing
NASCAR filed a motion in court on Monday asking for the dismissal of an antitrust lawsuit that accuses it of being "monopolistic bullies" that has not encouraged legitimate competition in racing.
Antitrust lawsuit continues between NASCAR and Michael Jordan’s team. Will 23XI race in Clash?
23XI and Front Row filed an antitrust lawsuit in federal court on Oct. 2 in Charlotte, against NASCAR and chairman Jim France. They were the only two teams that refused to sign the final offer of the new charter agreement, and they’re hoping to increase the revenue and influence of the sport’s teams with this lawsuit.
NASCAR has two spots in 2025 Cup Series up in the air due to 23XI Racing and FRM lawsuit
XI Racing and Front Row Motorsports have already announced their third charter drivers for the 2025 season, but they could be headed for potential trouble.
NASCAR not granting Stewart-Haas charter transfer to 23XI/Front Row; motions to dismiss suit and injunction
There were actually two motions to dismiss filed on Monday, one by NASCAR itself and another by CEO Jim France, who is also named as a defendant in the case brought forth by 23XI and Front Row. France also motioned to dismiss his personal end of the suit for the same reason his family owned sanctioning body did.
NASCAR legal foe 23XI, Michael Jordan add driver amid lawsuit. Daytona 500 implications?
Both plaintiffs, 23XI and Front Row, added a third charter for 2025, except they don't own charters anymore? Or do they? The Daytona 500 looms.
NASCAR aims new allegations at 23XI Racing in latest lawsuit filing
NASCAR have made new allegations in their 23XI Racing lawsuit as they launched a latest motion involving a 23XI investor
NASCAR Fires Back: Motion to Dismiss 23XI and Front Row Antitrust Lawsuit
NASCAR refutes allegations of monopolization, labeling the lawsuit a “misguided” move rooted in frustration over business disagreements.
NASCAR Files Motion to Dismiss Antitrust Lawsuit from 23XI, FRM
NASCAR has officially filed a motion to dismiss the antitrust lawsuit brought against the sanctioning body and CEO Jim France earlier this Fall by NASCAR Cup Series teams 23XI Racing and Front Row Motorsports.
23XI Racing And FRM Delivered Blow As NASCAR Responds To SHR Charter Uncertainties
NASCAR has issued another filing in the antitrust lawsuit which indicated that it will not approve the transfer of charters ...
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Judge denies request by Michael Jordan's 23XI, Front Row teams in NASCAR antitrust case
Michael Jordan had his shot blocked Friday. A federal judge denied a preliminary injunction request by two NASCAR teams — ...
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23XI Racing and Front Row can compete in 2025 while suing NASCAR after clause removed from contracts
The two teams suing NASCAR over an antitrust complaint said Saturday they will compete in 2025 as "open teams" after the ...