The NBA hall-of-famer, who co-owns a Nascar team and argues the company is making it hard to turn a profit, attended the first day of the trial.

"They will sign them, but we are (screwed) moving forward." More on this, plus some interesting disclosures involving Cup star Denny Hamlin.

A federal antitrust lawsuit brought against NASCAR by team owner Michael Jordan and others has now gone to trial.

The day began with Judge Kenneth D. Bell ruling on a NASCAR motion that sought to have only one of the three 23XI owners in the court room to hear all testimony. Bell was ‘reluctant’ to grant that motion, but not wanting to risk a re-trial on technical grounds, he ruled in NASCAR’s favor.

Our thoughts and impressions from inside the courtroom on the first day of the trial in the NASCAR antitrust lawsuit case.

After a year since 23XI Racing and Front Row Motorsports filed a federal lawsuit against NASCAR and its chairman, Jim France. The parties go to court:

Here is a live updates page for the antitrust lawsuit happening between NASCAR, Front Row Motorsports, and Michael Jordan's 23XI Racing.

For NASCAR fans the past few weeks have been quite intense, to say the least. Leaked internal messages and all