In response to the lawsuit, NASCAR filed a motion to dismiss the case. NASCAR has also accused Curtis Polk, a co-investor in 23XI Racing, of orchestrating a campaign of boycotts.

23XI and Front Row filed an antitrust lawsuit in federal court on Oct. 2 in Charlotte, against NASCAR and chairman Jim France. They were the only two teams that refused to sign the final offer of the new charter agreement, and they’re hoping to increase the revenue and influence of the sport’s teams with this lawsuit.

Two NASCAR charter teams could pounce amid 23XI Racing and Front Row Motorsports' uncertainty over their third cars from Stewart-Haas Racing.

NASCAR refutes allegations of monopolization, labeling the lawsuit a “misguided” move rooted in frustration over business disagreements.