He has some valuable real estate assets, among other things.That kind of coin could cause serious damage to Ganassi's racing. If he lost big time, he could be the one going bankrupt
DC Solar are the bad guys. The money they paid the race team was obtained fraudulently.Okay, I know squat about defrauding investors. If the money was spent on a legitimate expense like advertising / PR, where's the fraud?
Okay, I don't know enough of the details. That ISN'T a request for more info, only an acknowledgement of my ignorance. I'm probably not going to follow this discussion.DC Solar are the bad guys. The money they paid the race team was obtained fraudulently.
The stolen car you bought isn’t yours. Give it back.
It could be why he sold his Nascar team, shop and equipment to Trackhouse. If not it was a good time too.Depends upon the details in the purchase agreement as to who is liable for this.
Ganassi knew or ought to have known this was coming.
I'm not sure that's the case now. After the sale he'll have more liquid assets, which you can't argue the value of. Still owning the team you have more assets, however the value of those can be argued.It could be why he sold his Nascar team, shop and equipment to Trackhouse. If not it was a good time too.