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Isn’t this the case for a lot of guys who wash out in racing too? Does anyone know the financial situation of Kevin Conway? The only reason we can’t answer this question is because no one in the mainstream cares about backmarkers.

I did three years of law school so I have a vague understanding of antitrust law.

The charters should be permanent. It was a pretty unforced error by NASCAR.

Let’s just hope it settles before it goes to court. Who knows that remedy a judge will order and how it could shake up the sport.

That would definitely make it easier to facilitate what I want.

The NASCAR governance model is definitely broken. Dennis and company have set off a nuclear bomb though. I would rather give the drivers and crew members more power through a collective bargaining unit.

The underlying assumption is that any break up would be handled competently. If NASCAR has to sell tracks and/or spinoff a series, there are a million ways it could go wrong, depending on who buys either.

The issue more or less is what these things look like in practice. We don’t know how it looks for NASCAR. Could be good, could be bad. It could be an unmitigated trainwreck.

This is the best case scenario. The courts could force a “breakup” of NASCAR and who knows what that looks like. It could involve selling the tracks or it could involve giving teams an ownership stake in the company. This is all uncharted waters. This could cause a real disruption to stock car...

Their lawyers have to respond to the complaint.

This hasn’t been the case at big time schools since at least the 80s. In the pre-NIL days, schools were caught outright faking classes.

There was a time when working class people could make it in racing. The disappearance of this should not be celebrated. The same is starting to happen in other sports sadly. Top tier equipment and training costs a lot of money.

Called it This could get messy

Ross wins and KFB spins? 10/10

They sure don’t seem to be racing so they need to make themselves useful somehow.

Or the so-called “last real racer” could learn how to run different types of racetracks. 🤷

It’s appropriate that Jimmie Johnson co-owns the #43 because he reminds me of late stage Richard Petty at this point.

NASCAR saw the Taylor Swift thing and said, “Sure, sign us up.”

Weren’t we told that the playoffs were supposed to get rid of that?

I think Larson is one of the most naturally gifted drivers in the world, but I sometimes find his attitude towards stock car racing (which a lot of his fans mimic) to be disrespectful towards the discipline. If Larson, Hendrick, and Gordon want to miss a race to take part in extracurriculars...