23XI Racing Files Antitrust Lawsuit Against NASCAR Over Charter Dispute

Denny Hamlin and Michael Jordan challenge NASCAR's business practices while balancing racing success and ownership responsibilities.

Denny Hamlin and Michael Jordan's 23XI Racing, along with Front Row Motorsports, have filed an antitrust lawsuit against NASCAR, challenging the fairness of the 2025 charter agreement.
The lawsuit accuses NASCAR of monopolistic practices that harm competition and seeks an injunction to prevent the loss of team charters during litigation.
Hamlin cites the need for fair financial returns for teams, drivers, and sponsors, arguing that thriving teams benefit the entire sport, including fans.
Despite the legal battle, Hamlin remains focused on his dual roles as a driver for Joe Gibbs Racing and a co-owner of 23XI Racing, which is performing well in the current season.
Michael Jordan's involvement and support have been pivotal, providing a competitive and strategic advantage to 23XI Racing as they aim for long-term success.