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In this breaking news video, we dive into the federal lawsuit where NASCAR faces accusations of operating as an illegal monopoly. NASCAR president Steve O’Donnell testifies about his contentious dealings with Curtis Polk, co-owner of 23XI Racing alongside Michael Jordan and driver Denny Hamlin.
O’Donnell describes the negotiations as the most difficult in his 30 years, highlighting Polk's lack of respect for the sport and threats during meetings over the charter agreement extension.
The trial covers how NASCAR's charter system guarantees revenues and starting positions for teams, with only two refusing to sign: 23XI and Front Row Motorsports.
We also explore concerns over the Superstar Racing Experience (SRX) series, co-owned by Tony Stewart, and NASCAR's efforts to limit its growth to protect their product.
Plus, hear from Joe Gibbs Racing co-owner Heather Gibbs, who pleaded with NASCAR CEO Jim France to avoid a take-it-or-leave-it deadline, fearing the loss of legacies built over decades.
Michael Jordan is set to testify as the trial continues in Charlotte, NC. Stay tuned for more updates on this high-stakes NASCAR antitrust battle.