Michael Jordan donates $1 million to the Providence Heart Institute in Portland to establish the Howard White cardiac amyloidosis center.

Basketball legend Michael Jordan’s racing team 23XI joins Front Row Motorsports in a joint lawsuit against NASCAR for antitrust violations. […]

In suing NASCAR, Michael Jordan could alter the face of stock car racing and cement his legacy in yet another sport.

Jordan’s latest goal? Changing the way NASCAR does business. Jordan’s 23XI Racing team, along with another team Front Row Motorsports, just filed a federal antitrust lawsuit accusing NASCAR of being a monopoly, claiming the sanctioning body has “used anti-competitive practices to prevent fair competition in the sport.”

Jordan told The Athletic, "I wouldn't have filed it if I didn't think I could win." His comments were made during Sunday's race at Talladega Superspeedway. The lawsuit alleges that NASCAR operates as a monopoly and utilizes "anticompetitive and exclusionary practices" to "enrich themselves at the expense of the premier stock car racing teams.

NASCAR was founded in 1948 by the late Bill France Sr., and has since been run first by his son, Bill Jr., then his grandson, Brian France, and now France Sr.’s second son, Jim. Ben Kennedy, the son of Bill Jr.’s daughter, Lesa, is the heir apparent to the family business.

Jordan’s 23XI team was joined by Front Row Motorsports in accusing NASCAR and its owners, the France family, of engaging in “anti-competitive practices.”

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