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23XI, FRM, and NASCAR settle antitrust lawsuit

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NASCAR reaches settlement in antitrust lawsuit with Michael Jordan's racing team and Front Row Motorsports

NASCAR and Michael Jordan's racing team, 23XI, have settled an antitrust lawsuit.

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What NASCAR, Michael Jordan, 23XI Racing said about NASCAR lawsuit settlement

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23XI, FRM, and NASCAR Settle Antitrust Lawsuit After Eight Days in Court

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Michael Jordan settles antitrust lawsuit with NASCAR

Michael Jordan and NASCAR settled a federal antitrust lawsuit, which accused the racing league of being a "monopolistic bully" on Thursday.

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NASCAR settles federal antitrust case filed by two of its teams, one owned by NBA great Michael Jordan

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Michael Jordan brings NASCAR into the future with settlement in anti-trust lawsuit

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Michael Jordan And Other Team Owners Reach Settlement With NASCAR In Federal Antitrust Lawsuit

Jordan made history in 2020 when he joined Daytona 500 winner Denny Hamlin to launch a NASCAR team with Bubba Wallace as the driver.

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REPORT: Michael Jordan ‘Laughed Off’ Massive NASCAR Costs With One Legendary Flex

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NASCAR trial ends, Daytona 500 nears, but these 5 questions remain

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NASCAR Reaches Settlement with Teams, Grants Permanent Charters

France, Jordan, and rest of 23XI and Front Row owners emerged united from the courthouse after a settlement that resets the sport’s power balance.

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Second Thoughts: Who is Winning the NASCAR Antitrust Trial?

The final witness for 23XI and FRM is the 81-year-old France, a soft-spoken introvert and a man of few words. NASCAR recently had a valuation of $5 billion, and France’s family trust owns 54 percent of the league (his niece, Lesa, has a family trust that owns 46 percent).

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Legal expert reveals why Jim France could personally owe millions in NASCAR vs. 23XI, FRM antitrust trial

Legal expert Shannon McMinimee claims that Jim France could be liable for damages if found guilty in the antitrust trial.