Overview
- Snyder told the jury 23XI is owed $215.8 million and Front Row $148.9 million, citing lost profits, reduced team valuations and 2025 revenue effects.
- He said NASCAR’s control of tracks, teams and the Next Gen car, plus long-term exclusivity deals, suppressed competition, referencing internal documents about rival-league concerns.
- The economist estimated chartered teams were shorted $1.06 billion from 2021–24 and testified NASCAR has ample assets and earnings to increase payouts, assertions NASCAR challenged by attacking his Formula 1 comparisons.
- Judge Kenneth Bell extended court days and rebuked both sides for late filings as Snyder’s cross-examination was set to continue Tuesday.
- Richard Childress is expected to take the stand soon after derogatory texts by Steve Phelps surfaced, while NASCAR prepares to call Rick Hendrick and Roger Penske following a scheduling ruling on Penske’s appearance.