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2311 Racing LLC et al v. National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing, LLC et al
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3:24-cv-00886
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Firms
- Alston & Bird
- Bell Davis & Pitt
- Bradley Arant
- James McElroy & Diehl
- Latham & Watkins
- Maynard Nexsen
- McGuireWoods
- Orrick Herrington
- Phelps Dunbar
- Robinson Bradshaw
- Shumaker Loop
- Winston & Strawn
- Womble Bond
Companies
- Fox Corp.
- HMS Holdings Corp.
- Liberty Media Corp.
- NASCAR Digital Media LLC
- Richard Childress Racing Enterprises Inc.
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December 05, 2025
Michael Jordan Tells Jury He'd 'Never Jeopardize' NASCAR
From North Carolina, at 6'6", Michael Jordan took the stand Friday in his race team's antitrust trial against NASCAR, telling a jury that he would never jeopardize the sport but that the teams and their drivers deserve more credit from their sanctioning body.
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December 04, 2025
'Gun At My Head': Jury Hears From NASCAR Contract Holdout
Team owners felt strong-armed into signing their 2025 race agreements with NASCAR despite the "egregious" terms, owner Bob Jenkins told a federal jury in North Carolina Thursday on his second day testifying in the high-profile antitrust case against the league.
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December 03, 2025
NASCAR Contracts Sped Up Team's Financial Woes, Jury Told
The longtime owner of a race team suing NASCAR for antitrust violations alongside fellow team owner Michael Jordan told a federal jury in North Carolina Wednesday that his team has never turned a profit in 22 years, with the losses allegedly worsening after the advent of the charter system.
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December 02, 2025
NASCAR Tests Credibility Of Michael Jordan's Biz Partner
NASCAR on Tuesday sought to weaken the credibility of Michael Jordan's business partner, driver Denny Hamlin, with its attorney questioning whether Hamlin's public statements can be trusted following his court testimony that NASCAR forced him to paint a "rosy picture" of the league for fans.
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December 01, 2025
Teams Have Had To Fold Under NASCAR Monopoly, Jury Hears
NASCAR teams are so unprofitable under the current contract system that most have shuttered in the decade since its inception, driver and team owner Denny Hamlin told a North Carolina federal jury Monday on the first day of a highly anticipated antitrust trial against the private stock car racing organization.
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November 12, 2025
NASCAR Can't Oust Teams' Damages Expert In Antitrust Trial
NASCAR can't block a damages expert from testifying at trial about potentially hundreds of millions of dollars in losses supposedly suffered by two teams suing the stock car racing company for alleged antitrust violations, a North Carolina federal judge ruled Wednesday.
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November 04, 2025
NASCAR Has Monopoly, Judge Rules Ahead Of Antitrust Trial
NASCAR has a monopoly over premier stock car racing, a North Carolina federal judge ruled late Tuesday in handing two teams — including one owned by basketball legend Michael Jordan — a pretrial win on what the judge described as "two core elements" of their antitrust case.
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October 28, 2025
Judge Tosses NASCAR's 'Cartel' Counterclaim Against Teams
Two auto racing teams, including one owned by basketball legend Michael Jordan, earned a major victory in their antitrust battle against NASCAR on Tuesday when a North Carolina federal judge threw out NASCAR's counterclaim that the teams were operating as a cartel.
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October 23, 2025
NC Judge Dubious Of NASCAR's 'Cartel' Counterclaims
A North Carolina federal judge appeared skeptical Thursday of letting NASCAR bring to trial its antitrust counterclaims against a pair of stock car racing teams, one owned by retired NBA legend Michael Jordan, questioning how the teams could have colluded to force more favorable contract terms when there seems to be evidence NASCAR was able to negotiate with them individually.
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October 21, 2025
NASCAR Drivers Demand Say In Antitrust Settlement Talks
A group of NASCAR drivers is seeking to weigh in on the highly publicized antitrust suit against the private stock car racing organization as the parties mull the possibility of a settlement, citing concerns Tuesday that their interests risk being overlooked.