NASCAR asks federal judge to dismiss antitrust suit filed by 2 teams, one owned by Michael Jordan

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NASCAR also asked U.S. District Judge Kenneth Bell to dismiss chairman Jim France as a defendant in the suit filed by 23XI Racing.

NASCAR also asked U.S. District Judge Kenneth Bell to dismiss chairman Jim France as a defendant in the suit filed by 23XI Racing. Motorsport Read More

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