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Trying to undo things might end in bitter conflict.

Ever since it was filed, the NASCAR lawsuit had tilted in the sanctioning body’s favor.

The federal court presented an obstacle to Michael Jordan and Co. in surviving through the 2025 season.

However, a crucial change of judges and new evidence put the ball in Jordan’s court.

The teams can now race as chartered teams in the Cup Series according to a December 18th ruling.

This has left NASCAR fumbling for a solution.

It had already prepared for a season without 23XI Racing and Front Row Motorsports – ranging from excluding their names from the entry list to introducing prize money for other teams.

So it is desperately trying to reverse the scenario – but Jordan and Co. are prepared.

On December 18th, Judge Kenneth D. Bell found solid evidence for ‘irreparable harm’ if the teams raced as open teams.

Firstly, there was an opt-out clause for drivers in 2025 should 23XI or FRM fail to race with charters. Secondly, a clause in the charter agreement that prevented filing a lawsuit in exchange for membership was found to be a violation of federal antitrust laws.

Accordingly, Michael Jordan and Co. received a preliminary injunction in the form of charter status.

However, their legal opponent is not backing out so easily, as they are seeking to undo this move.