Two NASCAR teams will be racing without charters this weekend. Here's the latest on 23XI Racing and Front Row Motorsports' lawsuit vs. NASCAR.

NASCAR race team owner Denny Hamlin remained undeterred in the wake of another setback in court, vowing “all will be exposed” in the scheduled December trial as part of 23XI Racing’s federal suit agai

NASCAR teams 23XI Racing and Front Row Motorsports have lost their charters for the next two races at Dover and Indianapolis Motor Speedway. That means both outfits will have to operate as Open teams at the two events.

Denny Hamlin, the defending winner of the NASCAR Dover race, and Kyle Larson are part of the drivers to watch in the 2025 event.

Following his ninth-place finish last weekend, Joey Logano is set to enter his 600th race in the NASCAR Cup Series at the Dover International Speedway this weekend. He will become only the 34th driver to hit that benchmark, alongside legends like Terry Labonte, Ricky Rudd, and Richard Petty.

Connor Zilisch took the lead during the Stage 1 caution and never surrendered it, winning Saturday's rain-shortened Xfinity race at Dover.

"We mourn the loss of NASCAR Champion and Hall of Famer, Rex White. Rex epitomized the formative days of NASCAR — a true pioneer whose contributions helped shape the foundation of our sport. His hard work, dedication, and talent allowed him to make a living doing what he loved most — racing cars.

XI Racing is in a tough spot. The team owned by Denny Hamlin and NBA legend Michael Jordan is at risk of losing its cup charters alongwith Front Row Motorsports in a legal battle with NASCAR.