NASCAR has now brought a counterclaim against the teams and Curtis Polk — a 23XI co-owner who has advised Jordan for decades.

NASCAR is accusing basketball legend and businessman Michael Jordan of helping to operate an illicit scheme in which racing teams colluded to get better terms from the car racing organization. The lawsuit claimed that Jordan’s racing team,

NASCAR has accused Michael Jordan’s race team of being part of an “illegal cartel” in a fiery lawsuit. Jordan’s 23XI Racing, Jordan’s longtime business manager, Curtis Polk, and another team, Front Row Motorsports,

NASCAR filed a countersuit against Michael Jordan's race team 23XI Racing and Front Row Motorsports on Wednesday, March 5 in response to a federal suit filed in October.

Michael Jordan’s racing team, 23XI Racing, has reportedly been sued by NASCAR for allegedly working to scheme their way into receiving preferential treatment.

Latham & Watkins partner Chris Yates as co-counsel for NASCAR said his client is prepared to litigate the claims and counterclaims if the case advances to trial.

NASCAR has fired another salvo in its legal battle with Front Row Motorsports and NBA legend Michael Jordan's 23XI Racing. The latest legal maneuver in the months-long saga is a countersuit accusing the two teams of violating the Sherman Antitrust Act. Notably, the suit is a response to an initial antitrust suit filed by the teams against NASCAR.

NASCAR is taking Michael Jordan’s race team 23XI Racing and Front Row Motorsports to court, calling them an illegal cartel! The lawsuit accuses them of trying to pressure NASCAR into unfair negotiations over its charter system.