US EditionFiery texts from Michael Jordan, NASCAR executives disclosed in NASCAR antitrust battle
23XI Racing and Front Row Motorsports argue NASCAR's plan to sell their charters threatens their business continuity, with a trial set for Dec. 1 to decide the dispute's outcome.
- Michael Jordan and NASCAR team owners Front Row and 23XI sued NASCAR alleging monopolistic practices after refusing to extend charter agreements.
- NASCAR claimed the teams were not struggling financially, with Jordan saying his co-ownership is a hobby and that he has "lost that much in a casino."
- The teams say selling charters will put them out of business and accuse NASCAR of "bullying and retaliatory behavior" and attempting to "exclude competition.
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Clayton NewsMichael Jordan expresses defiance during, after NASCAR court hearing
A court hearing for the federal antitrust lawsuit among two racing teams and NASCAR had its share of fireworks on Thursday in Charlotte, with retired NBA Hall of Famer (and racing co-owner) Michael Jordan drawing attention in particular for his…
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CHARLOTTE, North Carolina: The bitter fight between NASCAR and two of its teams who have filed a federal antitrust lawsuit against the stock-racing giant spilled into public view Thursday during an acrimonious hearing that included the disclosure of expletive-laden emails and text messages from team owner Michael Jordan and other high-profile litigants. In one exchange, the
Fiery texts from Jordan, NASCAR executives disclosed in NASCAR antitrust battle
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — The bitter fight between NASCAR and two of its teams who have filed a federal antitrust lawsuit against the stock-racing giant spilled into public view Thursday during an acrimonious hearing that included the disclosure of expletive-laden emails…
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