Overview
- A three-judge panel unanimously overturned the December injunction that had allowed both teams to race with charter guarantees for 2025
- Without charters, 23XI Racing and Front Row must qualify on speed each week and forfeit a share of NASCAR’s media revenue
- The organizations warn that losing charter protections could cost them a combined $45 million in earnings this season
- The ruling becomes final on June 26 unless the teams secure an en banc rehearing in the Fourth Circuit
- Their antitrust lawsuit against NASCAR continues toward a trial scheduled for December 2025