NASCAR filed a motion late Friday asking the U.S. District Court for a summary judgment in its ongoing battle with 23XI Racing and Front Row Motorsports.
“Plaintiffs’ frontal assault on the NASCAR Charter system should not be permitted to proceed to trial,” the motion states. “Plaintiffs cannot succeed on either of their Sherman Act claims, including their claim that the Charter Agreement itself is an unlawful agreement in restraint trade. … Plaintiffs’ case should come to an end (as the garage wants) so that the focus can return to exciting racing on the track for the remainder of 2025 and planning can begin for a pivotal 2026 season.”
NASCAR gave the following grounds for filing the motion: