NASCAR Antitrust Lawsuit: His Airness Vs. The France Family Is a Perfect Storm
Bill France Jr. didn’t boast of weaponry, but he took part of his father’s style and bravado and mixed it with a big dose of pragmatism and carried NASCAR through its growing years, ruling as what some might call a compassionate dictator. He listened and learned and heard opposing arguments, but, like his father, it wasn’t wise to cross him.
In suing NASCAR, Michael Jordan could alter the face of stock car racing and cement his legacy in yet another sport.
Jordan's 23XI Racing is one of two teams escalating a disagreement over a charter deal into an anti-trust case.
If not now, they’ll certainly realize it soon enough. And they’ll likely rue the day they bit Jim France’s hand. It should be mentioned right here that France—son of NASCAR founder the ...
The federal antitrust lawsuit claims the new charter system limits competition by unfairly binding teams to the series, its ...
Michael Jordan’s 23XI Racing and on-track rival Front Row Motorsports Inc. sued NASCAR and CEO Jim France on Tuesday in U.S.
23XI Racing, the Huntersville-based team Jordan co-owns with longtime driver Denny Hamlin, joined Front Row Motorsports to ...
Two Cup teams, including one co-owned by Michael Jordan, seek to transform NASCAR with an antitrust lawsuit against the ...
NASCAR Fans Cook Up Conspiracy Theories as Jim France’s silence on the lawsuit raises concerns over governance.
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