NASCAR submitted a request for summary judgment to the U.S. District Court late Friday in an effort to end the ongoing legal battle involving 23XI Racing and Front Row Motorsports. This legal action highlights the growing tension over the 23XI Racing NASCAR lawsuit, with NASCAR insisting the process should wrap up swiftly to allow focus to return to the track and the approaching 2026 season. In its statements, NASCAR stressed,“should come to an end (as the garage wants),”noting support from several teams for the existing charter system. Judge Bell warned that even if the charter system remains, its form could dramatically shift, resulting in major uncertainty for everyone involved. 23XI Racing and Front Row Motorsports Defend Their PositionFollowing NASCAR’s court filing, attorney Jeffrey Kessler, representing 23XI Racing and Front Row Motorsports, maintained that the teams do not seek abolition of the charter system but rather aim for reform.