Overview
- Testifying in Charlotte on Dec. 5, Jordan said he joined 23XI Racing’s suit with Front Row Motorsports because NASCAR’s model shortchanges teams and drivers.
- Jordan said 23XI rejected NASCAR’s 112-page charter offer as economically unworkable, containing a no-sue clause and delivered with an unfair ultimatum.
- Heather Gibbs described a six-hour deadline to sign the 2025–31 deal as a “gun to your head,” underscoring plaintiffs’ coercion claims.
- Jordan noted 23XI still bought a third charter in late 2024 for $28 million and has required substantial personal investment, highlighting financial pressures.
- NASCAR disputes the allegations, pointing to increased payouts and the availability of open entries, as the jury hears evidence that could lead to monetary and structural remedies.