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NASCAR settles explosive Michael Jordan 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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NASCAR settles federal antitrust case, gives all teams the permanent charters they wanted

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NASCAR lawsuit ends with settlement with Michael Jordan's race team

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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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NASCAR settles antitrust lawsuit filed by Michael Jordan's 23XI Racing team and Front Row

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How to watch NASCAR live at Phoenix in November 2025, full schedule

Check out how to watch NASCAR live at Phoenix Raceway in November 2025! It is NASCAR's final official weekend of the 2025 season.

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Watch 'Inside The Race' live following NASCAR Cup championship race

Later today, four drivers will battle it out for 312 laps around Phoenix Raceway for the 2025 NASCAR Cup Series championship. And once the checkered flag flies and the confetti falls, NASCAR's 'Inside The Race' will go live on the frontstretch in ...

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NASCAR 25 drops December DLC pack — here’s everything included

It’s that time again. Another month, another DLC drop rolling down pit road, and another moment where NASCAR 25 reminds players that the season never really ends. Just as fans start settling into holiday mode,

NASCAR exec testifies about ‘difficult’ dealings with Michael Jordan’s partner

NASCAR president Steve O'Donnell and Joe Gibbs Racing co-owner Heather Gibbs took the stand to begin Day 5 of the trial.

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NASCAR CEO Jim France was not open to new business model - O’Donnell

NASCAR President Steve O’Donnell took the stand early Thursday morning in a North Carolina federal courtroom and admitted CEO Jim France was not open to a new business model.