NASCAR Settles Antitrust Lawsuit After $1.06B Underpayment Reveal
NASCAR has settled its antitrust lawsuit after testimony revealed $1.06B in underpayments to chartered teams from 2021–2024. The agreement introduces permanent evergreen charters, expanded revenue sharing, and new IP rights to strengthen long-term team stability.
NASCAR Teams Lost $2.2M Per Car in 2024: Lawsuit Data Exposes Deep Financial Strain
Court filings from the 2025 NASCAR antitrust lawsuit reveal teams lost an average of $2.2M per car in 2024, exposing structural cost issues and profit disparities amid escalating Next Gen era expenses.
NASCAR’s $7.7B Media Shift: How Multi-Race Championships Could Drive 25% Engagement Growth by 2027
NASCAR’s $7.7B media deal faces mounting pressure after a 23% playoff viewership drop. Analytics suggest multi-race championship formats could restore consistency and boost engagement 25% by 2027.
Goodyear Extends $25M NASCAR Deal With 64% Fan Recognition
Goodyear’s $25M annual NASCAR sponsorship extends through 2027, marking 71 years of partnership. With 64% fan recognition, the deal highlights how legacy collaborations drive long-term value in motorsports.
NASCAR Charters Hit $40M as 2025 Lawsuit Unfolds
NASCAR’s 2025 lawsuit has exposed deep rifts over revenue sharing, with team charters now valued at $40M each. As disputes escalate, the future of team finances and investor confidence hangs in the balance.
NASCAR's Gen 7 Era: Has True Parity Evaporated Amid Rising Dominance?
Once hailed as NASCAR’s great equalizer, the Gen 7 car initially delivered unprecedented parity. But mid-2025 data shows a shift—fewer unique winners, rising dominance, and growing questions about whether competitive balance is slipping away.
