- A federal judge has rejected NASCAR's motions to dismiss an antitrust lawsuit filed by two teams, 23XI Racing and Front Row Motorsports.
- The lawsuit centers around the charter recognition system administered by NASCAR, which governs team placements and financial incentives.
- 23XI Racing, co-owned by Michael Jordan, and Front Row claim NASCAR operates under a monopoly and is not distributing fair shares to teams.
- The judge previously ruled that these teams would not need to post a bond, arguing they would suffer irreparable harm without chartered status.
- NASCAR insists the case threatens the financial balance of the sport, fueling the contentious relationship between it and the teams involved.
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