Overview
- Jordan told jurors 23XI rejected NASCAR’s 112-page charter proposal as economically unviable, containing a no-sue clause and an unfair ultimatum.
- He said veteran owners were long “brow-beaten” in talks and testified he felt he had little choice but to challenge the series in court.
- Heather Gibbs testified teams were given six hours in September 2024 to sign the 2025–31 deal or risk losing charters, calling the pressure “like a gun to your head.”
- Jordan disclosed he owns 60% of 23XI and has invested roughly $35–40 million, including a $28 million charter purchase in 2024 despite uncertainty.
- The Charlotte trial continues with discovery disclosures and internal messages under scrutiny, and potential outcomes include damages and structural remedies.