NASCAR Faces Antitrust Lawsuit Over Charter Agreement Dispute
XI Racing and Front Row Motorsports seek legal relief to continue racing amid allegations of NASCAR's monopolistic practices.
- NASCAR is being sued by 23XI Racing and Front Row Motorsports for alleged antitrust violations related to its charter agreement system.
- The lawsuit claims NASCAR exercises monopolistic control that limits competition and unfairly binds teams to its terms and conditions.
- 23XI Racing and Front Row Motorsports have filed for a preliminary injunction to compete as chartered teams in 2025 while the lawsuit is ongoing.
- NASCAR has opposed the injunction, arguing that the teams can race as open entries and that financial compensation is adequate.
- The court hearing for the injunction has been postponed to November 4 due to disruptions caused by Hurricane Milton.