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I'm so confused by the massive goal post moving that @StandOnIt is trying to do. Help me understand what the Hell you're saying, pal. For months you have been claiming Jim France and his executive team are clear winners over the 23XI/FRM lawsuit challenge. Now all of a sudden, you are ranting...

C'mon man, are you really gonna advocate for trials behind closed doors and concealed from the press? Like in Russia? I know you aren't gonna advocate for that in America. I for one am glad the trial is being conducted in public before the entire press corp.

R @HoneyBadger, please stop posting racial slurs. C'mon man, just stop that crap and delete your post.

Richard Childress responds to Phelps, and is weighing legal action (presumably for defamation)...

Really? Four times? Very impressive... if true. There are hoards of race fans that say Jimmie Johnson had a golden horseshoe, stashed not on his feet. In fact, some are saying Zerkfitting must have found that appendage, and made it part of his own wardrobe. Just for the historical record...

These text chains are way beyond "juicy" in my opinion. If I'm a juror trying to decide if Nascar is adopting non-competitive actions in order to maintain a monopoly, these texts are well into "smoking gun" territory. I also believe that Nascar killed off the wildly successful Eldora truck...

Hey SOI, have you forgotten that Gene Haas announced a while back that his team will run Chevrolets next year, including an an alliance with Hendrick? C'mon man... have you lost a step already at a sweet 29 years old??

Indeed, I wonder about that too. Traditionally, high valuations of assets that lose money or have low P/E ratios are usually driven by the expectation of future earnings growth... sorta like "betting on the come." Perhaps charter buyers expect Nascar to spread the wealth more equitably in the...

"Gone bust" = The chartered car is no longer racing under the original team owner. Of course SHR and Ganassi are included as those owners left primarily because they couldn't earn a profit. #1, 42 Ganassi. Out of Nascar 2022. #4, 10, 14 Stewart-Haas. Downsized in 2025. #7 Baldwin. Out of Nascar...

Nascar races bring tons of money to the tracks whether owned by Nascar, SMI, or the legacy independents such as Indy and Pocono. You are right... these tracks are not hurting financially because the cup races are gold mines for them. And Nascar owns most of them so Nascar is raking in tons of...

NASCAR claims that the Next Gen cars are proprietary Nascar intellectual property, and they have sufficient market power to insert a clause to that effect in the charter agreement. As a practical matter, I think the main effect of it is to prevent the teams (via the RTA) from staging one or more...

I would expect Nascar to hold an announcement about the championship format in reserve, in case of adverse news about the 23XI/FRM lawsuit. If Nascar wants to dilute media coverage about the lawsuit, trotting out a new and better championship format would be a useful way to do that.

My guess is that Nascar will withdraw Mr. H and The Captain as witnesses...

Charlie, I posted from general knowledge having observed many discussions of the sancring agreements over the years. However, it is also discussed in 23XI & FRM's original fijing of the lawsuit in 2024, widely reported including...

@Blaze is wrong, I believe. I am almost 100% certain that Nascar's sanction agreement includes a clause that the host track cannot also host a non-Nascar stock car race in the same year, unless Nascar grants special permission to do so. This contractual prohibition is relevant to the lawsuit in...

I can attest from personal experience that the races you lose by your own mistakes are the ones that haunt you for a long, long time. When circumstances beyond your control crop up and steal a well-deserved victory... those are the ones that fade away over time. Everybody loses races that way...

Yikes, those careless boys over at NASCAR have estopped themselves, which led directly to the judge ruling in favor of 23XI & FRM that the relevant market is "premier stock car racing." Matt Weaver's article at Motorsport.com on Judge Bell's decisions issued Tuesday is the best review I've seen...

Oh. My. God. The agony of defeat rears its ugly head once again. I am cursed in the NASCAR Pick 'Em game. After years of toil, I was finally positioned to score an average finish of less than 15.00... until my driver William Byron blows a tire with two laps to go... and finishes P33. My season...