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NASCAR seeks new mediator in antitrust suit as Michael Jordan's 23XI Racing pushes back
NASCAR seeks a court-led settlement to resolve a $1.5 billion charter dispute before a December trial that could reshape team ownership and sport governance.
- NASCAR has asked a court to appoint a new mediator for an antitrust lawsuit brought by Michael Jordan's 23XI Racing and Front Row Motorsports over the charter system.
- The two teams want to continue working with current mediator Jeffrey Mishkin, who has expertise in sports-related antitrust disputes.
- NASCAR seeks a summary judgment to dismiss the case before the scheduled December 1 trial start date, arguing the charter system has created over $1.5 billion in equity for teams since 2016.
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NASCAR seeks new mediator in antitrust suit as Jordan's 23XI Racing pushes back
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — NASCAR has asked a federal court for a judicial settlement conference so that an independent judge can mediate the antitrust suit filed by Michael Jordan-owned 23XI Racing and Front Row Motorsports.
NASCAR teams urge settlement as trial looms for Jordan's antitrust suit
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Michael Jordan stood on the steps outside a federal courthouse and acknowledged he was willing to settle an antitrust suit against NASCAR. The judge hearing the case months ago admonished both sides to come to a resolution.…
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