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Developing: 23XI Racing, Front Row, NASCAR announce settlement in antitrust case

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Jeffery Kessler, the lawyer for 23XI Racing and Front Row Motorsports in their case against NASCAR, told Judge Kenneth Bell in court on Thursday that the two sides have agreed to a settlement, per Frontstretch‘s Dalton Hopkins, who is in the North Carolina courtroom.

Kessler told Bell that paperwork is being drafted now that will bring a conclusion to a nearly two-week trial and a lawsuit that’s hung over the sport since October 2024.

If true, the settlement came on Day 9 of the trial, which began on Dec. 1.

We’ll have more news and information later on Dickenson Media and the “Street Knowledge” podcast later this afternoon.

 

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Rod Mullins

Rod Mullins

Rod Mullins covers NASCAR for Augusta Free Press. Rod is the co-host of the “Street Knowledge” podcasts focusing on NASCAR with AFP editor Chris Graham, and is the editor of Dickenson Media. A graduate of UVA-Wise, Rod began his career in journalism as a reporter for The Cumberland Times, later became the program director/news director/on-air morning show host for WNVA in Norton, Va., and in the early 1990s served as the sports information director at UVA-Wise and was the radio “Voice of the Highland Cavaliers” for football and basketball for seven seasons. In 1995, Rod transitioned to public education, where he has worked as a high school English, literature, and creative writing teacher.

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