Despite the team owners' contentions, NASCAR itself has maintained optimism that they will be able to reach a deal. Several weeks ago at the CAA World Congress of Sports in Los Angeles, NASCAR COO Steve O'Donnell stated that the sanctioning body was "very close" to reaching an agreement on charter renewals.

Michael Jordan, a NASCAR Cup Series car owner, has some advice for the league and predicts that the "sport's going to die" if not followed

The debate over the current system within NASCAR has exploded into a major discourse between members of the motorsports community as Michael Jordan had his say.

NASCAR Cup Series team owner Michael Jordan recently decided to break his ever-longing silence on stock car racing's perennial charter issues that have plagued team owners over the past couple of seasons. Co-owner of 23XI Racing, one of NASCAR's youngblood ...

If NASCAR doesn't work out a permanent charter agreement soon, NBA legend Michael Jordan thinks NASCAR might die.

23XI Racing co-owner Michael Jordan told The New York Times that NASCAR’s unwillingness to create permanent charters for Cup teams is “a big, big miss” and that “if you don’t correct that, the sport’s going to die not because of the competition aspect, but because economically it doesn’t make sense for any business people.”

The greatest basketball player of all time keeps a low profile at the racetrack, but Michael Jordan is "all in" as co-owner of 23XI Racing.

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