Michael Jordan and Denny Hamlin make feelings clear
Does NASCAR Really Think It Can Beat Michael Jordan 1-on-1?
One of the questions that surrounds the non-compliance is this: what will NASCAR do with 23XI or Front Row Motorsports, both of whom chose not to sign? It’s a solid question and brings up part of the whole issue with the charter system from an ideological construct.
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XI Racing co-owner Curtis Polk described the battle between his team and NASCAR as "David facing Goliath," far away from a ...
Co-owned by basketball icon Michael Jordan and NASCAR driver Denny Hamlin, 23XI Racing confirmed that it did not sign NASCAR's proposed charter agreement that most teams have signed Friday night.
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