Overview
- Rick Hendrick and Roger Penske filed motions to restrict questioning or avoid broad testimony, asking the court to confine any examination to topics covered in their prior declarations.
- The motions invoke a June 25 order that allows only anonymous, untraceable non‑party financial data, arguing expansive questioning could enable reverse‑engineering of team identities.
- Both owners were deposed earlier in the week after the court granted 23XI Racing and Front Row Motorsports permission to take their depositions.
- Plaintiffs say NASCAR added the owners to its witness list after discovery closed and argue the owners’ declarations support claims of NASCAR’s monopoly power in premier stock‑car racing.
- The owners also requested remote appearances and narrow topic limits, with the court yet to decide as the case advances toward a December 1 jury trial.