NASCAR and the two teams that it is being sued by failed to reach a settlement after two days of a court-mandated judicial settlement conference.

U.S. District Court Judge Kenneth Bell has granted NASCAR’s request for a judicial settlement conference in the antitrust lawsuit involving 23XI Racing and FRM.

23XI 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.

NASCAR's motion to dismiss 23XI Racing and Front Row Motorsports' antitrust lawsuit has been denied.U.S. District Judge Kenneth Bell made his ruling Friday. He heard oral arguments earlier this week on NASCAR’s request to dismiss the case and the request for 23XI and Front Row to post bond. The latter...

NASCAR has had its motion for a partial stay of the preliminary injunction issued to 23XI Racing and Front Row Motorsports denied.In denying the motion, U.S. District Judge Kenneth D. Bell modified the preliminary injunction to order NASCAR to immediately approve the charter sale from Stewart-Haas Racing to Front Row...

Five weeks before a wrongful death lawsuit was set to go to trial, attorneys for Tony Stewart and the family of Kevin Ward Jr. have notified the judge of a settlement.The Ward family filed the lawsuit in August 2015, one year after Ward was struck and killed by Stewart during...

Ron Devine is no longer in control of BK Racing after a bankruptcy judge ruled Wednesday the team would be operated by a trustee.The No. 23 Toyota driven by Gray Gaulding can continue to race as Matthew Smith of The Finley Group oversees it, and Smith told the court during...

Update: Rick Crawford pleaded not guilty Thursday in U.S. District Court in Orlando to the charge of enticement of a minor.According to the Clerk's minutes of the arraignment, the court released Crawford on conditions of release. NBC Sports is reporting Crawford will be under home confinement at his aunt and...

Former sportscar driver and champion Scott Tucker received unpleasant news on Friday when a Nevada U.S. District Court judge ruled the payday lending magnate must pay a fine of $1.266 billion to the Federal Trade Commission for deceptive business practices that defrauded as many as 4.5 million customers.As reported by...

Half of the ownership team behind the former Farnbacher Loles ALMS team was sentenced to 25 years in prison on Wednesday for "mail, wire and securities fraud, as well as money laundering," according to the New Haven Register.Loles, who fielded a Porsche 911 GT3 RSR in the ALMS GT2 category...