23XI, Front Row fire back at NASCAR motion, reiterate monopoly claims

In response to NASCAR‘s motion to dismiss the lawsuit, 23XI Racing and Front Row Motorsports are reiterating their original argument. The teams do not believe the lawsuit should be dismissed and are pushing for it to move forward into discovery.

In the new brief, the teams are going back over their argument. That is, NASCAR is operating as a monopoly given their control of race tracks, which limits other stock car racing series from competing, as well as, the Next Gen parts and cost of those parts.

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Bob Pockrass of FOX Sports reported on the new filing this afternoon. If this case is not dismissed, fans will be in for a treat. The next step in the process is discovery, which would likely bring financial records to light.

23XI/FRM briefs today reiterate previous arguments. For the judge to dismiss case, he must consider facts the teams present as true & determine there is simply no violation of law. If judge doesn’t dismiss case, then discovery (depositions, access to documents/financials) begins. https://t.co/lci6DjnWSp

— Bob Pockrass (@bobpockrass) December 16, 2024

Recently, NASCAR and the teams have gone back and forth in filings. The teams are still seeking a preliminary injunction to allow them to sign the charter agreement. That would be pending the results of the case.

This is a developing story…

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