XI Racing, co-owned by Michael Jordan, faces potential financial loss after a court ruling threatens their NASCAR charters.

On June 5, the U.S. Court of Appeals overturned the injunction that allowed 23XI Racing and Front Row Motorsports to compete as chartered teams.

A recent decision by a federal appellant panel could lead to 23XI Racing becoming an open team in the next few weeks.

Open teams earn significantly less money from race purses than chartered organizations and also have the opportunity to miss ...

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The Mexico City circuit that NASCAR will visit June 13-15 pays tribute to national racing heroes Ricardo and Pedro Rodríguez.

Two NASCAR Cup Series race teams, 23XI Racing, an organization co-owned by basketball star Michael Jordan, and Front Row ...

23XI Racing and Front Row Motorsports will no longer be allowed to receive the benefits of the 2025 Charter agreement, which ...

Major NASCAR lawsuit news: The preliminary injunction that allowed 23XI and FRM to race as chartered teams has been ...