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In order to file a lawsuit, you have to first have suffered damages as a result of the actor you are suing since that is the purpose of bringing a civil suit. The average person doesn't qualify. Those who might qualify to sue such a company generally have reason not to do so and/or they don't...

Sad to see Corey Day go but at the same time I hope he goes and makes a lot of money. Good for him.

It doesn't matter at all if those entities were on the verge of collapse because NASCAR's business model inherently required them to be on the verge of collapse. I mean, NASCAR has made overtures repeatedly to do exactly that. And they aren't throwing money at the CARS Tour for a buy out...

Then you might want to prepare yourself for some disappointment given the way you discuss this.

The nature of the takeovers doesn't matter.

It is, which is why it's been the crux of this since day 1. Trial date is the first Monday after Thanksgiving, so I'm guessing we see notice of the settlement on Wednesday the 26th of November, 2025. There's probably a tweet from someone like Jordan Bianchi around 10AM EST indicating a deal was...

I know no one noticed or cared, but once Cadillac finally gained entry to F1, suddenly the US Department of Justice and Congress stopped asking Liberty Media questions about anticompetitive behavior.

It's funny seeing it presented as thought it is a "last ditch" thing too, because it's in the legal documents from the jump. Lol the first use of the word on this forum takes place in this thread in a quote by StandOnIt from 11 months ago.

By eliminating and consuming the competition until there was no longer any.

"What if I propose imagining Bell has a shrine to MJ? Will that justify my positions?"

Stick and ball sports can have playoffs or not: Depends on their structure and history. I wouldn't want an English Premier League playoff because it isn't necessary there when every team plays every other team a set number of times home/away and the fans there never demanded it. OTOH if the...

What are they gonna appeal? The trial is going to be about whether or not they are operating in an anticompetitive fashion within the market of stock car racing. Do you think their appeal gets it turned into a trial about whether or not RTA is illegal?

And you think they'll get a mistrial and everything thrown out on that basis? Lol, good luck with that. I will be absolutely shocked if NASCAR doesn't settle between now and the trial date. The teams will get forever renewing charters and FRM/23XI will get paid for 2025 as charter teams and...

He's a racer who (to my knowledge) wasn't even necessarily seeking to go to NASCAR until his family met Kevin Harvick.

Gio Scelzi dropped out of the 18 at exactly the right time, it turns out.

I discovered last month that AAA's championship records were/are a complete mess. Some guys working there literally just started making people champion pre-WW2 based on their own criteria and reformulated the championship schedule to fit their needs. Maybe that's how NASCAR "fixes" the chase -...

Wait, Kyle Larson didn't win the race this past weekend? I just assumed NASCAR had the finalists up in spots 1-3 (since Byron hit the wall). (I'm not kidding. I really had no idea Kyle Larson didn't win the Phoenix race. Who did? I seriously don't know.)

I can't wait to see how Denny manages to lose the title in the next format NASCAR picks. I mean he's lost in every other format and this will be the 5th or 6th since he got to Cup, right? He never should have been in the running in the first place so if he was champ, it would have been because...

Well, in that case - time to head back to the Open wheel and short track forums.

Kauffman certainly championed it, but it was never a thing that he or the RTA could create. The only people who could create it was NASCAR themselves, and they did it for all the reasons you pointed out. What I think has changed is the loose thread you identified at the end. NASCAR has...