Timeline of NASCAR antitrust lawsuit: 23XI, Front Row can race as charter teams
The NASCAR antitrust lawsuit brought by Michael Jordan’s 23XI Racing and Front Row Motorsports saw its biggest development yet on Wednesday, as a judge ruled the teams will be allowed to race as charter teams in 2025 as part of a preliminary injunction ruling.
Two teams, including Michael Jordan's, can compete in NASCAR's 2025 season as charters
Bell said in his ruling, which favors 23XI Racing and Front Row Motorsports, that “NASCAR fans (and members of the public who may become fans) have an interest in watching all the teams compete with their best drivers and most competitive teams.
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