XI Racing and Front Row Motorsports will remain designated as Open teams to conclude the 2025 season after having their preliminary injunction request denied on Wednesday.

Kevin Harvick hopes that 23XI Racing and Front Row Motorsports (FRM) work things out with NASCAR before they head to court in December. On Kevin Harvick’s Happy Hour, Harvick reacted to the lawsuit airing out text messages from NASCAR,

Well a district court judge granted 23XI an injunction back in December that required NASCAR to permit the team to run as chartered cars for 2025, citing in part a clause in Reddick’s contract that requires 23XI to provide a chartered car for the driver as well as threats from sponsors to pull out if the team wasn’t chartered.

Kevin Harvick on NASCAR 23XI lawsuit reveals his concern that the ongoing legal battle involving 23XI Racing, Front Row Motorsports, and NASCAR could have far-reaching consequences for all parties as a court date approaches in December.

What's at stake as the antitrust lawsuit rolls on, how the garage reacted to the 2026 schedule, and more of your latest questions answered.

A federal judge has denied the request for a preliminary injunction from 23XIRacing and Front Row Motorsports, marking another major development in theongoing antitrust dispute with NASCAR.The ruling,

"The stipulation offered by NASCAR does not moot Plaintiffs’ Motion for Preliminary Injunction or eliminate Plaintiffs’ irreparable harm if no relief is provided," claim the teams in a new filing

The Round of 16 of the NASCAR Cup Series playoffs is all about survive and advance. The 23XI Racing duo of Tyler Reddick and Bubba Wallace took a step forward in doing that during Sunday’s Southern 500 at Darlington Raceway.