In the recent legal battle, Michael Jordan's 23XI Racing and Front Row Motorsports prevailed in an antitrust lawsuit against NASCAR (National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing). A settlement was reached in December 2025, resulting in Jordan's teams securing permanent charters, something they fought for, essentially forcing NASCAR to concede key points in their dispute over revenue and control, though specific financial terms remain confidential.
Key Details of the "Fight":

The Issue: The lawsuit challenged NASCAR's system of "charters" (franchise-like spots in the Cup Series) and revenue sharing, with teams arguing NASCAR wielded monopolistic power.

The Plaintiffs: 23XI Racing (co-owned by Jordan) and Front Row Motorsports refused a "take-it-or-leave-it" offer in 2024 and sued.

The Outcome: After a mid-trial settlement, NASCAR agreed to a deal, granting the teams what they wanted, including permanent charters, marking a significant win for Jordan's side.

Who "Won": Michael Jordan and his team won by achieving their goals in the settlement, forcing a structural change and securing long-term stability for their operations.