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U.S. District Judge Kenneth D. Bell denies NASCAR’s motion for a partial stay on the injunction. The ruling affects key charter sales.
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The Court orders NASCAR to approve the charter sale from Stewart-Haas Racing to Front Row Motorsports immediately. However, this does not apply to 23XI Racing.
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23XI Racing’s charter transfer wasn’t part of the original case. They need to file their own request for consideration.
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Judge Bell rules NASCAR’s claims of harm unconvincing. The injunction’s terms align with agreements NASCAR made with other teams.
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The Court emphasizes its discretion to create a specific injunction based on the case’s unique circumstances.
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NASCAR refused to approve Front Row’s charter transfer unless they dropped their lawsuit and antitrust claims—a move the Court deemed unlawful.
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The ruling applies only to the 2025 season, ensuring NASCAR isn’t locked into a long-term agreement with the teams involved.
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If unresolved, the antitrust lawsuit will go to trial in December 2025. The Court retains the power to reverse sales if necessary.
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This legal saga underscores the high stakes of NASCAR’s charter system. Stay tuned for more twists and turns!