Judge Upholds 23XI-Front Row Injunction

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NASCAR Motion Denied as 23XI and Front Row Near Charter Status

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U.S. District Judge Kenneth D. Bell denied NASCAR ’s motion to stay, pending appeal to the Fourth Circuit .

The injunction, which applies to the 2025 season unless it is vacated on appeal, blocks NASCAR from denying 23XI Racing and Front Row the same terms offered to charter teams.

The two teams are not compelled to release legal claims against NASCAR .

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