Four days are down in the 23XI Racing and Front Row Motorsports versus NASCAR antitrust lawsuit trial scheduled to last 10 days. NASCAR attorney Lawrence Buterman began cross-examining FRM owner Bob Jenkins on Wednesday, which continued into Thursday.
The federal antitrust trial between NASCAR and 23XI Racing has been playing out in a Charlotte courtroom since Monday. With news coming out that Michael Jordan could be delivering his testimony on Friday, former driver Kenny Wallace has stated on his YouTube channel that 23XI Racing has the edge over NASCAR at this point in time.
After two days of spotlight on Denny Hamlin, day three of the antitrust trial shifted the focus to Front Row Motorsports owner Bob Jenkins, who offered a blunt, unvarnished look at how last year’s 112-page charter agreement landed on team owners’ laps with all the subtlety of a dropped anvil.
After Denny Hamlin, co-owner of 23XI Racing with Michael Jordan, took the stand for the first two days of testimony in 23XI and Front Row Motorsports' antitrust lawsuit against NASCAR, it was co-plaintiff Bob Jenkins' turn to take the stand Wednesday in Charlotte.
Despite his attorneys wanting him to keep quiet on social media for the time being, Denny Hamlin just can’t help himself. Late last night, Hamlin sent a message to fans as this NASCAR trial finished up two days in court and prepared itself for a third.
If you thought the wildest action in NASCAR happened between the concrete walls of a superspeedway, you clearly haven’t been paying attention to what’s going down in a Charlotte courtroom this week.
Day 2 of the antitrust trial ended with a jolt, and not the kind NASCAR expected. After more than three hours of pointed questioning from NASCAR attorney Lawrence Buterman, Denny Hamlin walked off the stand carrying the weight of every accusation and counterpunch.
Veteran driver and team co-owner Denny Hamlin declared NASCAR's charter proposal is akin to a death certificate in explosive comments on the second day of the racing league's antitrust trial Tuesday in Charlotte.
Even during the biggest NASCAR trial in the history of the sport, Denny Hamlin has found time to get on social media. Hamlin has finished his testimony, this means he can now remain in the courtroom during the rest of the trial.
The NASCAR antitrust trial has concluded after Day 2. Today, Denny Hamlin finished up his testimony while Scott Prime began his. Jeffrey Kessler, attorney for 23XI Racing and Front Row Motorsports in this case, took Prime to task on a number of issues.
While being cross-examined by NASCAR attorney Lawrence Buterman, Denny Hamlin revealed how much he makes at Joe Gibbs Racing. Being a veteran in the sport and one of the winningest drivers all-time, Hamlin likely makes more than most of the Cup Series field.
With NASCAR's revenue-sharing model at the forefront of 23XI Racing and Front Row Motorsports' antitrust lawsuit, 23XI co-owner Denny Hamlin took the stand as the first witness Monday in Charlotte, N.C.
23XI Racing and Front Row Motorsports filed their antitrust lawsuit in October 2024 after NASCAR presented a new charter agreement and pushed teams to sign before they had adequate time to evaluate it.
The first day of the NASCAR antitrust lawsuit is in the books. Denny Hamlin gave part of his testimony on the stand today. During his testimony, Hamlin reportedly burst into tears and got emotional as he talked about his path to the Cup Series and professional stock car racing.
Denny Hamlin and Jordan Fish welcomed their third child, Jameson Drew Hamlin, into the world on June 12, 2025. The little tyke is a brother to the couple’s daughters, Taylor and Molly, and has quite the cinematic backstory for his birth.
Denny Hamlin was not particularly pleased with an article from ESPN's Ryan McGee regarding the Dec. 1 trial in the antitrust case involving 23XI Racing/Front Row Motorsports and NASCAR.
The courtroom battle between NASCAR and 23XI Racing is heating up, and it’s getting personal. With the antitrust trial just days away, the drama isn’t on the track but in the legal briefs, as NASCAR tries to bench two of 23XI’s superstar owners from the proceedings.
Sunday was not the first time Denny Hamlin came heartbreakingly close to winning a NASCAR Cup Series championship, but he says it's the first time losing a title has hurt this badly.