Motion to Dismiss 23XI and Front Row Antitrust Lawsuit
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.
The NASCAR president also discussed the cost and value of the Chicago Street Race and upgrades to NASCAR-owned tracks for ...
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NASCAR opened the season with washouts in the first two races of the year that could have set the tone for a miserable 2024 ...
A federal judge denied a preliminary injunction request by two NASCAR teams — Jordan’s 23XI Racing, which he co-owns with ...
The two teams are represented by Jeffrey Kessler, the top antitrust lawyer in the ... the charter terms for the duration of the case." Kessler said NASCAR is fighting the injunction because ...
Michael Jordan, left, addresses press with 23XI Racing and Front Row Motorsports' attorney Jeffrey Kessler, right, after a hearing weighing the teams' request to compete in NASCAR's 2025 season ...
A federal judge has denied a motion by two NASCAR teams seeking a preliminary injunction allowing them to be recognized as charter teams as their antitrust ... merits of our case,” Kessler ...
NASCAR's new Truck Series uniform rules eliminating sponsorship branding have sparked criticism from drivers Kevin Harvick ...
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